Live recording of the DECAP BEAT MACHINE show at club Wintercircus - Ghent

You and i  (Live organ version)

Transmission  (Live organ version)

Yumi  (Live organ version)

Zodiac  (Live organ version)

I want your love  (Live organ version)

Enlightenment (white lotus theme)  (Live organ version)

Sweet Disposition  (Live organ version)

Disco Balls  (Live organ version)

Invisible  (Live organ version)

Unholy  (Live organ version)

Europe has a rich tradition of travelling fairground organs that brought colour and music to festivals and carnivals for decades.
But in Belgium, something remarkable happens in the early 1900s: the organs find a permanent home in dance halls.
They take over the role of live bands and become—though no one called them that at the time—the very first DJs.

For years, these mechanical party machines pump music into the room,
until the 1970s arrive. Disco on vinyl takes over the world,
the modern DJ rises, and the organs slowly fade into the background, dismissed as nostalgic, folkloric curiosities.

Until Igor de Kok and Philip Van de Gehuchte, the producer‑DJ duo behind Mascotte,
give the story an unexpected twist.
Fascinated by the potential of these forgotten instruments, they knock on the door of the Decap family company,
which has continued to innovate and restore despite changing times.

What follows is something radically new: Decap Beat Machine.
A gigantic, completely new organ, digitally controlled,
enhanced with modern beats, effects, and live energy.
A hybrid machine that fuses heritage with contemporary club culture,
catapulting the fairground organ back onto the dance floor with a single powerful drop.

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