Ricky Corazón is a duo of graphic artists fan of alternative music sung in Spanish formed by German Papillon (France) and Rodrigo Aranda G. (Chili).

They live in Brussels from love and cool tequila. After a journey to Mexico with long walks on the Playa de la Muerte, they decide to share their musical discoveries.

First amongst friends, then with an audience at out-of-the-ordinary nights in the capital. They have only one goal: conquer your hearts and your feet with their curious mix of hispanic rock-electro-disco-cumbia-pop.

Caron Geary's story can be split into 2 decades :

NINETIES - MC KINKY

MC Kinky did a demo called KINKY REGGAE which she gave to Boy George when she met him in a London nightclub. Shortly after rapping on KIPSY (a track on George's HIGH HAT album), he signed her to MORE PROTEIN. That led to the appearance of the first E-Zee Posse single, EVERYTHING STARTS WITH AN 'E', which was the big break for her, reaching the Top 20 in the UK and becoming an anthem for the 'SUMMER OF LOVE' generation. The song was written as an instrumental by Jeremy Healy, a long time friend of Boy George. George thought it needed some vocals and thought of Kinky right away.

From 1988 to 1992 MC Kinky performed around the (club) world, including at the infamous Sunrise, one of the pioneer clubs to take the underground rave movement to the large scale dance events) and together with no one less than Leigh Bowery.

The complete video for E-Zee Possee's EVERYTHING STARTS WITH AN 'E' ... Listen for Eve Gallagher & Boy George on backing vocals.

MC KINKY performing the 90's anthem on BSB/SKY show Hits International , the week before the track was banned by the BBC and we were banned from appearing on Top Of The Pops, due to the lyric content of the track, the track reached #14 in the charts, and was a huge club anthem. Mc Kinky is joined by her dancers Marc Massive (now singer with his own band Massive Ego) and George Long

Early 90's interview around the time of 'Everything Start's With an E' on the BBC2 'yoof' programme Reportage

TODAY - FERAL

Caron is back, stronger than ever. Praised by UK radio stations and magazines, she introduces electronic raga and punk rock. She does the lot: musician, artist, photographer, lyricist, vocalist and isn't shy of pushing political boundaries. Weapons of Mass Expression. Relentless in her fight against consumerism, global violence and inequality. Confrontational, provocative. From her new start she hit stages around Europe.

Feral performing Flesh Roast at The MingLand party at AntiSocial, London

More Flesh Roast performing:

JD Twitch and JG Wilkes are Optimo. They started their own parties in November 1997 in Glasgow. They are a musical institution in Scotland, standing for and supporting cutting edge music and ideas. Optimo has played around the world in major clubs.

They released the successful CD "Kill the DJ" together with Tigersushi and Psychout in association with our Belgian Eskimo Recordings. They have a special Belgian feeling as on of their cds is called "Banging in Belgium" and a recent release was a tribute to the famous Belgian R&S record label.

On their website they don't avoid "difficult subjects" and praise people who do something about it. Let's name Noam Chomsky and Kurt Vonnegut.

"No two audiences are the same and no two sets are the same."

Spacid has a colourful 19 years of dj-ing experience. And it shows! Whenever he’s working the dancefloor, the party is always hot and intense!

Resident at big clubs and party concepts, invited at many events both in Belgium and abroad, loved at festivals. He’s also regularly a guest at radio shows. It’s safe to say that Spacid is an established value and has a strong fan base.

Voted best dj on sites and polls, he drags in the awards along with the biggest dj names.

Spacid is not tied to one particular style. He’s a very versatile and flexible dj. He can play various styles of electronic music depending on the venue, people or mood of the party. Generally he’s often booked at minimal house & techno parties, but he mostly plays at electro parties, a style of which is considered to be a pioneer in Belgium.

As the label boss of Radius Records, he seeks to expose the foundations of the electronic side of 70s and 80s disco, highlighting not only its innovative aspect, but also its importance in today's dance music.

Like many kids in late 80s/early 90s Belgium, AAGUILAA was captivated by the swirling innovation of EBM and New Beat. But only after experiencing the full-body feeling of italo disco and hi-NRG played over a proper soundsystem he matured his lifetime love for neon lights and for the darker, synthesized side of dance music.

He is resident and programmer at Los Niños but also known as the founder of FFORMATT, our temporary cultural space in the heart of Brussels, now closed.

You can listen to his vinyl & quality music selection on radio stations as Kiosk Radio, Red Light Radio, The Lot, We Are Various, East Side etc.

Playing in bars and basements, from private parties to events in metro stations, including Lisbon, Berlin, Paris, Milan, Vienna etc.

hi! i'm the michael. i'm a silly rabbit. this is a random sentence. jd twitch is the coolest dj i've spun with. i played in noise and punk bands when i was a teenager, so james murphy gave me thumbs up to dj in my twenties. which is awesome.

italo disco house edits electropop wave are some basic words possibly applicable. awesome horny joy bliss drunk are others. i kept it short, but i wear it long and hard, i swear. wave at me i'll wave back, we'll have a moment together, it'll be grand.

"........Allo Allo Allo ......Allo....Allooo .....C'est toi?....Allo.....Oui ..... J'entends très mal ... Tu est très loin .. trés loin......."

is the beginning of the end ... the end of the love that might never have existed but that we can't accept..... the fear, the longing, frightened to be alone, are stronger than respecting ourselves

... the phone is the only instrument giving hope .. a confidence that might destroy us

Dominique Masullo is fascinated by the character of "Amore", interpreted by Anna Magnani ... the video presented on September 11 is a hommage to "La Voix Humaine" of Jean Cocteau

Locked up in his room, Dominique wanted to portray the anguishing and mad part of love. With flash images and drawings, he lets you feel that tragedy

Jey Crisfar is a 21 yo small town boy living in Brussels. Together with his friend Constantino Escandon, they made a video with no name in Mexico City and it's surroundings during two days.

Using cheap digital equipment, mixing photo and video. The video is about the difficulty of living in a town around too much people, the wall that still stands between all of us, in everyday life. A feeling of oppression, loneliness, and surviving.

Pictures by Pierre Debusschere: