Anthony Hüseyin and the Summer W(h)ine

SUMMER W(H)INE

A glass raised, a sigh exhaled. The heat lingers, the night stretches. No illusions, no rush—just songs unfolding, one by one.

Over the years, Anthony Hüseyin has brought different artists together for three releases at Kantine am Berghain, reflecting the world as it unraveled in real time. But in the midst of it all, one realization grew louder: there are so many songs that have never been sung—songs written 10, 15, even 20 years ago, waiting for the right moment; including their songs were released during Gezi Park protests.

Summer W(h)ine is that moment. A night filled only with Anthony’s voice and songs throughout the years. It begins with a special collaboration: Danilo Timm, a non-binary Brazilian artist known for their soulful blend of acoustic textures and queer storytelling, opens the evening with their own songs infused with summer warmth. Together, Anthony and Danilo will perform unique arrangements of beloved summer classics and Anthony's earlier works, creating an intimate, nostalgic atmosphere.

Then, the shift. The pulse deepens. The second half brings Project O: O-Shaped Songs, the familiar thrum of Anthony’s electronic world. The past and present laid side by side.

A sip of nostalgia, a tease of what’s to come—because in November, these songs will return with a full band and an entire album release.

Opening act:
Danilo Timm