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Event image for FRÆDAG X BASEMENT at Jaeger in Oslo
JUN 5 FRI 22:00 - 03:00
Past event Oslo

FRÆDAG X BASEMENT

5. June 2026 - 6. June 2026 Jaeger ID: 20+

Description

Karmon | Blichfeldt | g-HA & Olanskii | Simon Field | Øyvind Morken

Frædag and Basement go head to head again covering two floors. Simon Field and Blichfeldt invite Karmon to the basement, exhaling the sound of the Basement records in their home away from home. g-HA & Olanskii + Øyvind Morken meanwhile have the honours in the backyard taking on the dance floor all night long.

#house #techno #electro

Gården
22:00 – g-HA & Olanskii + Øyvind Morken

Basement
23:00 - Simon Field
00:00 - Karmon
02:00 - Blichfeldt

ID:20

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Karmon

Karmon’s vision has always been bringing new sounds to the dance floor. His meticulously crafted signature style is what brought him into the spotlight to begin with, as he started on his path into electronic music. He sees music as a journey, an exploration that takes its due time. By approaching it as a craft, he imprints his tracks with a hypnotic groove that draws the listener in.

While the studio has always been the playground where he could relentlessly perfect his productions, taking his music to the dance floor is what established him as a recognizable DJ with a worldwide fan base. Playing on five continents, from intimate club parties to large festivals, he gathered new experiences and emotions from the crowd. Becoming part of the Diynamic family in 2013 has allowed him to grow uninhibited alongside a talented crew of musicians. And the journey continues for Karmon, in the studio and around the world, as every new experience is a piece of inspiration.

Simon Field

With over 100M streams on Spotify and releases on Subliminal, Universal Music, Sony Music, Ultra, disco:wax, Armada and Perfect Havoc along with support from such as David Guetta, The Magician, Benny Benassi, Sam Feldt, Tiësto, Don Diablo, Husky along with official remixes for such as Erick Morillo, Kelis, Joel Corry, Tobtok and Nina Simone, Simon Field has established himself as household name on the house scene.

Having his tracks in movies like “Passengers”, Netflix Elite, Californication and more, he is now ready to take the next steps. His La La La release has streamed over 20 million along with other tracks pushing over 10 million streams. Simon also established the first IBIZA playlist on Spotify, still being moderated by himself, reflecting his inspiration. The playlist is among the most active artist playlist on the platform.

Blichfeldt

With a still young name in the clubbing scene, the Oslo based DJ Blichfeldt. is interpreting the gap between house and techno from the booth, he is known for his deep and minimalistic, percussion heavy sets, with groovy bass lines, and a teethy sound. His specific style has already given him high recognition from prominent producers, DJ’s and club owners in his local scene.

g-HA & Olanskii

Two pivotal bodies in the sphere of Norwegian electronic music, g-HA & Olanskii are an event, a club, a DJ duo, and a musical authority for Norway. Individually adept as DJ, selectors and tastemaker, Ola “Olanskii” Smith-Simonsen and Geir “g-HA” Holger’s musical voices unified for Sunkissed, an events series that has become the backbone of Oslo’s electronic music scene and beyond.

Øyvind Morken

Oslo`s Øyvind Morken (pronounced Oy-vind) has a unique ability to play everything from A to Z of what genres concern. Working the dance floor in the most unexpected ways. For the last nine years he has held down a residency at Jaeger. Eight of them weekly under the Untzdag banner, a wordplay for Onsdag, Norwegian for Wednesday. It became an institution in Oslo. Drawing in a crowd of open-minded party freaks for nights of wild abandon, and where musical diversity and self-expression was encouraged. See less