On August 2, a unique evening awaits us at Kittchen when LNA opens the concert series with their unmistakable blend of electro-pop and personal, socially critical lyrics. Release opened in the inner courtyard. The musician, who describes herself as "electro-pop, but weird", relies on a sound aesthetic that plays at the boundaries of the genre and is deeply rooted in her experiences, political convictions and a clear feminist perspective.
With a voice that often acts like its own instrument and thought-provoking lyrics, LNA addresses topics that are particularly relevant in today's world. Feminism, sexism, queerness and the pressures of the modern working world are central elements of her music, which is intended to empower young people to stand up for change with confidence. Her stance is particularly clear in her single "Boys Club", which was released in 2023 and denounces the structural grievances in the music industry - a song that not only highlights the contradictions in the industry, but also calls for solidarity from many of her colleagues.
Contact with other FLINTA artistsis an important part of LNA's work. Her collaborations with artistsNovaa and the planned joint projects - such as the EP INSNTANT REGRETwhich will be released in 2024 - underline their focus on collective collaboration. For LNA, music is not only an expression, but also an act of change based on solidarity and mutual support.
Be there when LNA conquers the Kittchen courtyard with their electrifying performance on August 2 - a concert that is not only an acoustic experience, but also a message. Look forward to a night where music, art and activism meet!
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