Durrës

Genc Elezaj is a musician and DJ living and working in Prishtina. Throughout his career in music creation he has contributed to various projects, spanning from writing songs in bands, to composing music for theatre pieces and film scores, to writing music for electronic music live acts — while simultaneously DJ-ing across local, regional and international events.

Ivana Dragsic was bred on the dance-floors-at-making in the late 90s’ Skopje, first as a dancer, radio host and then as a DJ. Ideologically tied to the Second Summer of Love and wary of the capitalist hetero-patriarchal framework of dance culture today, she is interested in the transformative social power of sharing music and dancing together.

Extending his exploration of queer migration, exile, and underground networks, Sobczak weaves together personal and historical encounters, using gossip as a fleeting yet powerful means of community-building and rewriting the past.

Located in the heart of the village, Bar Tore embraces the many underground stories of bars as alternative spaces for community formation in Albania and Kosovo. Referencing iconic venues such as Bar Iliria in Tirana and Bar Janis in Prizren, the bar serves as both a site of artistic activation and a node of social memory.