Antony Charles is a DJ and producer from the Faroe Islands. His career has spanned almost two decades in the vibrant Copenhagen underground scene. Known for his diverse musical style, Antony’s sets are a journey through genres, effortlessly blending sounds that keep crowds intrigued and dancing. Whether DJing in intimate rock clubs or commanding the decks at high-energy techno venues, his ability to push boundaries is at the core of his sound.

Antony has graced some of Copenhagen’s most iconic nightclubs, including KB18, Baggen, Vega, Rust, Dunkel and Culture Box, and major events like Distortion Festival and Strøm Festival. A regular host and curator of memorable club nights, he was a fixture in Denmark's electronic music scene.

Since returning to the Faroe Islands in 2017, Antony has continued to evolve his sound while working on various exciting new projects. Never confined to a single genre, his sets are unpredictable and always full of surprises, keeping the energy high and the dancefloor alive. 


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SIC hails from the Faroe Islands and plays brutal in-yer-face thrash metal! For more on SIC explore this page or visit our official links:

Active years 2002-2015.

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Stephan Dexaler is a music producer and DJ and produces music in the genres tech house and techno. The style is primarily intense and awaiting and perfectly matched to warm up gigs. As a DJ, Stephan Dexaler moves within house, tech house and techno. Stephan Dexaler has 20 years of experience as a DJ and never compromises on the quality of DJ sets. Due to the many years of experience, Stephan Dexaler has a very large back catalog of house and techno from the early 1990s until today. Make sure that if you book Stephan Dexaler, you will be sent on a fantastic musical journey through time.

Dry rock and roll from the wet, wet, Southwest of England, and the islands of Faroe, and the west coasts of Peru and Sweden, and Cheltenham, by way of Sheffield, in other words: Bristol.

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Heiðrik (Hi´drik) is the sound of a new generation of music hailing from the remote and tiny Faroe Islands. His new album Funeral is a collection of songs dealing with his past struggles in his isolated conservative home environment. The album, consisting of 10 organic and acoustic tracks driven by piano, strings, ukulele as well as Heiðrik’s softly expressive vocal, takes us on a melancholic, confrontational and mildly humorous journey inspired by jazz and folk from 1920s to the 1950s. His fragile and versatile voice has been compared to other LGBT singers, such as Anohni from Antony and the Johnsons and Marlene Dietrich.

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