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~ Nov 6th Panke,Berlin
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How I made the remix for ‘Fuck That’ by @alexwilcoxx 🌚 out on @bpitch.berlin 🌝 by @ccatnapp

Boiler Room 🌪️
Thank you @metaphore.collectif for having us & @blkslk_ for joining me for this one 🥐
Huge thanks to @cand.i.e for the outfit and @tga_official for the hair 💅🏻 🫶🏻
Next shows:
29.6 Fusion Festival, DE
1.7 Special appearence w/ @labombadetiempo in Berlin 😛
15.7 Bremienale, Bremen, DE
22.7 @aboutpopfestival Stuttgart, DE
28.7 @lowfestival Benidorm, ES
19.8 Hamburg, DE

cuasó by @ccatnapp

ACT!ON 002. Live, Wild, Punk-infused Electronic Music.

Hosting the great BBBBBBB who is touring their new album on DeathBomb Records, coupled with Berlin heavyweight CATNAPP, and finally ACT!ON'S punk electronic maestro Alex Wilcox. Arrive early

LIVE SETS WILL BEGIN THE EVENING (timeline below) followed up by the DJ sets till 6am from Melbourne-based, leftfield, wonky club producer "Normal Pleasure" and continued by Berlin-based What? and Terikon. All genres being played, music for music fans.

20:00 DOORS OPEN - 21:00 LIVE MUSIC STARTS - 00:00-6:00 DJs by @ccatnapp

Tomorrow we are sharing BICHO for the first time at @projekttheaterdresden in Dresden

Friday 25th at 6pm
Saturday 26th at 8pm

Material from the rehearsal process. We are so grateful to be working with @ts.tokiudon @daniloandrestrauko @ccatnapp @ailaviu @ntlhosie @shot.behind.walmart

When does a device cease to be a tool and begin to behave like a parasite, an external
organ, or a creature?

Who is holding whom in this relationship?

In BICHO, performers encounter a robotic creature that can be attached to their bodies by sucking their skin. The device, specially designed to embrace the body, move with it, and resist it. Post-Organic Bauplan’s machines are built to create situations of encounter: strange,
intimate, playful, erotic.

Against a technological culture increasingly shaped by automation, optimization, surveillance, and control, BICHO proposes another imaginary: one in which machines are not made to make bodies more efficient, but to enter into strange and intimate relationships with them.

A robotic counterculture, born from the dancing body.

Credits
Concept & Direction: Post-Organic Bauplan, Josefina Maro @josef1n4._ & Salvador Marino @ssslvdr
Choreography: Josefina Maro in collaboration with Takako Suzuki and Danilo Andrés
Robotic Design & Development: Salvador Marino
Performers: Takako Suzuki @ts.tokiudon , Danilo Andrés @daniloandrestrauko & Josefina Maro
Sound Design & Live Music: Catnapp @ccatnapp
Lighting Design & Operation: Martín Borini @ailaviu
Production: Natalia Hosie @ntlhosie
Technical Assistance in design and engineering: Aleksy Domke @shot.behind.walmart
Software Development Mentorship & Support: Philipp Kramer, Akademie für Theater und
Digitalität @theater.digital
Foto and Video: Camila Pozner @camilapozner_

BICHO is a co-production by Post-Organic Bauplan and Projekttheater e.V., Dresden. @projekttheaterdresden
Supported by Akademie für Theater und Digitalität, Dortmund. Funded by
Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen @kulturstiftungfreistaatsachsen and Ostsächsische Sparkasse Dresden. by @ccatnapp

BICHO (the bug) by Post-Organic Bauplan
25th and 26th of September
at Projekttheater e.V. Dresden.

When does a device cease to be a tool and begin to behave like a parasite, an external
organ, or a creature?

Who is holding whom in this relationship?

In BICHO, performers encounter a robotic creature that can be attached to their bodies by sucking their skin. The device, specially designed to embrace the body, move with it, and resist it. Post-Organic Bauplan’s machines are built to create situations of encounter: strange,
intimate, playful, erotic.

Against a technological culture increasingly shaped by automation, optimization, surveillance, and control, BICHO proposes another imaginary: one in which machines are not made to make bodies more efficient, but to enter into strange and intimate relationships with them.

A robotic counterculture, born from the dancing body.

Credits
Concept & Direction: Post-Organic Bauplan, Josefina Maro @josef1n4._ & Salvador Marino @ssslvdr
Choreography: Josefina Maro in collaboration with Takako Suzuki and Danilo Andrés
Robotic Design & Development: Salvador Marino
Performers: Takako Suzuki @ts.tokiudon , Danilo Andrés @daniloandrestrauko & Josefina Maro
Sound Design & Live Music: Catnapp @ccatnapp
Lighting Design & Operation: Martín Borini @ailaviu
Production: Natalia Hosie @ntlhosie
Technical Assistance in design and engineering: Aleksy Domke @shot.behind.walmart
Software Development Mentorship & Support: Philipp Kramer, Akademie für Theater und
Digitalität @theater.digital
Foto and Video: Camila Pozner @camilapozner_

BICHO is a co-production by Post-Organic Bauplan and Projekttheater e.V., Dresden. @projekttheaterdresden
Supported by Akademie für Theater und Digitalität, Dortmund. Funded by
Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen @kulturstiftungfreistaatsachsen and Ostsächsische Sparkasse Dresden.

Poster by @bungalovv by @ccatnapp

BERLIN • NOVEMBER 6

ACT!ON: LIVE ELECTRONIC MUSIC

LINEUP:

LIVE @alexwilcoxx @bbbbbbb_victory @ccatnapp

DJ @normal.pleasure @what_uliana_question_mark @terikon.dj

VENUE: @pankeculture
TIX: ONLINE NOW

VID: @dobermann_ltd
THUMBNAIL: @what_uliana_question_mark by @ccatnapp

Shows like these make it all worth it. Belgium is forever my favorite country to play. by @ccatnapp

📡···#LEVPodcast! ···

@ccatnapp nos acompañó en la Nave de @laboralcentrodearte y llenó la pista de su energía arrolladora. La artista argentina afincada en Berlín presentó en #LEVFestival 2026 un directo divertido, imprevisible e inolvidable

Breakbeat, drum and bass, jungle, dancehall y pop se funden en una propuesta tan explosiva como libre, capaz de moverse entre la intensidad del club y la experimentación sin perder nunca su carácter festivo.

Disfruta de la actuación completa en nuestro canal de SoundCloud ····· [link en bio]

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📡··· Back with a new #LEVPodcast! ···

Catnapp joined us at @laboralcentrodearte, filling the dancefloor with her unstoppable energy. At #LEVFestival 2026, the Argentinian artist based in Berlin delivered a live set that was playful, unpredictable and unforgettable.

Blending breakbeat, drum and bass, jungle, dancehall and pop, her performance moved effortlessly between club intensity and sonic experimentation, creating a set as explosive as it was free-spirited.

Full performance available on our SoundCloud channel ····· [link in bio]
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w/ @gijon @gijondivertia @juventudgijon @visitagijon @cultura.gijon
📷 @delapuentefotoespacio by @ccatnapp

What is Artist Care and why did I make it?
Send a DM to book a session!
Design by @landsc4pe__ by @ccatnapp

Lights @blkslk_ remix out meow!
Link in bio 🤠
Video on slide 1 “Catnapp - Lights” directed by @mi_fii
Cat dancers @veroniqa.x @___aurora @mnsvaa by @ccatnapp

@ccatnapp | LIVE set | @exetv.live

For five years Catnapp developed her project in Buenos Aires, rooted in its underground electronic scene until 2015 when she moved to Berlin, Germany where she is currently based. Her style merges drum and bass, break beats and experimental pop, with a characteristic dichotomy between cuteness and darkness, melodic and rhythmic, and minimalistic and maximalist.

Full set on youtube, link in bio

Recorded at @exe.archive
@exetv.live

#berlinunderground #drumandbass #experimentalpop #independentelectronic #breakbeats by @ccatnapp