Club To Club 2019 adds new names to its line-up

100 days. That's the amount of time that separates us from the next edition of Club To Club, the avant-pop music festival that has turned Turin into one of the capital cities of electronic music in Europe and not only. The event takes once again inspiration from the claim La Luce Al Buio, as in the famous Franco Battiato's song, and returns this year from October 30th to November 3rd. The line-up of #C2C19 it's one of the most interesting and eclectic of the last few years, with established artists, giants of the industry, emerging artists and new names to discover. 

The anticipated headliner of this edition is James Blake, that with his latest album Assume Form has given proof once again of his unique and unprecedented talent, able to combine his delicate and poignant R&B vocality with deep bass and minimal rhythmic elements. His latest album, probably the most eclectic and artistic of his career, sees moreover the presence of artists with the likes of Travis Scott, Andrè 3000, Metro Boomin, Moses Sumney and Rosalìa.

Among the most important names in the programme of the new edition of Club To Club, there's definitely Flume, Australian musician and producer whose real name is Harley Edward Streten. Thanks to his sound halfway between house and UK garage, he has become one of the main acts of the scene first with his 2012 debut album and later with his work Skin, that won a Grammy Award. He returned this year with the mixtape Hi This Is Flume which took many by surprise thanks to its extremely experimental sound. 

Along with these giants, Club To Club has announced today new names in its line-up, first and foremost Floating Points, strong of the success of his performance at Sónar Festival, producer, DJ and composer born in Manchester who's become one of the most respected and appreciated musicians in the current scene. But the list continues with Chromatics, Slowthai, Nu Guinea, Napoli Segreta, Desire, Let's Eat Grandma, Black Midi, Kelsey Lu, Skee Mask and many others. 

Brand new additions to the line-up are the 72-HOUR POSTFIGHT, the project by Luca Bolognesi and Carlo Luciano Porrini that sees Andrea Dissimile at the drums and Adalberto Valsecchi at sax, one of the most interesting realities of the Milanese scene and not only. Their namesake debut album it's a 30-minute-long continuous flow made of electronic fields, music twists, jazz improvs, sharp guitars and dynamic percussions. At #C2C19 we will see finally the English duo Rap, one of the most buzzing names of 2019 and the Turin collective SPIME.IM. 

More info, details and tickets on #C2C19 here.