HYB4 Hudba: Cate Hops (DE) + Munsha (DE/IT) + Orinoko

HYB4 Hudba: Cate Hops (DE) + Munsha (DE/IT) + Orinoko
Date
Date
22
.
10
.
2026
–⁠
22
.
10
.
2026
Time
Time
19:00
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22:00
Place
Place
E.0 Sál
Organizer
Organizer
Kampus Hybernská z.ú.
Type of action
Type of action
Music
Accessibility
Type of action
Accessible
For children
English friendly
Admission
Admission
200 CZK in presale, 300 CZK on site
Accompanying program
Accompanying program
No

Three female artists invite you to immerse yourself in music that blends sound experimentation, electronic music, and ambient music.

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Orinoko

is a musician and performer based in Prague. Her work ranges from gentle noise to harsh ambient, featuring collages of field recordings, driving beats, and pulsating waves of synthesizer sounds. In June, she released her debut EP, *Overload*, on the favu label.

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Cate Hops

‍is a Berlin based anthropologist, curator and sound artist. Throughout her artistic practice her ideas reflect space as a social practice. Her performances unfold as electro-acoustic experimental sound pieces and ambient scapes. She works with everyday objects, hacked toys, effected voice, and radios which she loops, layers on top of each other and transforms them into an ephemeral sonic space. She is a co-founder of the Fem*noise network and has collaborated with artists such as JD Zazie, Jena Jang, Leila Mnekbi, Mia Zabelka, Munsha and many others. She presented her work on different stages in Europe and at artist residencies in Austria, Estonia, Germany, Senegal, Taiwan, and Tunisia.

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Munsha

is one of the aliases of the Berlin-based music artist Daniela Lunelli. Munsha is the musical alter ego of a hybrid entity. She embraces imperfection and the unexpected in her artistic quest, finding beauty in chaos and uncertainty. Through her music, she challenges conventions and explores new boundaries, inviting listeners to lose themselves between sound and human nature. Her tracks are an ever-evolving experiment, a distorted reflection of the world around us, seen through the prism of altered perceptions. Musically, Munsha flows between avantgarde, experimental electronic, artpop, jazz, and classically inspired approaches. Her academic background connects to an unmistakably discernable free spirit: she does not write for a scene but rather unfolds her craft according to narrative and emotional necessity. This is evident in the highly organic entanglement of cello, voice, electronics, and all types of possible and impossible found sounds.

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October 22, 2026