15 Years of Darker Than Wax with Haseeb Iqbal, Marco Weibel and more
About This Event
Darker Than Wax marks 15 years with a night at Elsewhere featuring a multi-artist electronic lineup including Haseeb Iqbal, Marco Weibel, Honey Bun, John Silas, Markus, and Nappy Nina. Honey Bun and John Silas move between live hardware performance and club-oriented sequencing; Markus favors structured live sets and Nappy Nina brings an experimental hip-hop edge, while Haseeb Iqbal appears on the bill as a Munich-based software engineer.
About the Artists
Haseeb Iqbal
About Me My Interests, Hobbies and Skills. Subscribe here to keep in touch. Haseeb Iqbal is a Software enthusiast based in Munich City, Germany. Have a passion for Software Engineering. Currently working at CHECK24 Vergleichsportal, Munich as Senior iOS Engineer.
Honey Bun
Honey Bun is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose work moves between live hardware performance and club-focused sets. She has appeared at venues including Million Goods, presenting live electronic material, and Nowadays, where she takes a more direct DJ approach.
LEFTO EARLY BIRD
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Nappy Nina
Nappy Nina is an individual artist whose work moves between rock/pop framing and the edges of experimental hip hop. In New York City, she’s appeared at the Knitting Factory, a room that favors close listening and direct contact with the crowd.
Markus
Markus is an electronic artist and DJ whose New York City appearances include Paragon, where he has delivered live electronic sets. He has shared bills with Rosa Pistola, Verraco, Riobamba, and Dream, including the Diamond CLUB lineup at Paragon.
John Silas
John Silas is a New York City–based electronic artist and DJ whose work moves between live performance and club practice. At Eavesdrop, his ongoing John Silas Residency centers on real-time electronic sets shaped by hardware control and careful pacing.