ọgbọ presents: TEMPRA

Welcome to ọgbọ's newest event TEMPRA. Tempra aka time is a poetic question. It is always in the present, the past and in the future, it runs, streches and disappears completely in the best or worst moment. This party will be dedicated to time: the way we experience it in a club or in our personal lifes. Why does time feels like time? Come to WOWSVILLE on the 8TH of MAY from 22 o'clock and find it out. See you there party people. Below this, you can read about our artists who will be performing their art during our event. Regina Park Regina Park is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of sound, image and creative concepts. With roots in visual arts & design and a fresh background in sound, Regina’s practice moves through compositional thinking and generative systems that create immersive experiences, often exploring how perception shifts over time. For this night’s “passing time” concept, Regina will take over the full visual journey, VJing across all three DJ sets, translating sound into shifting visual states that stretch, distort and dissolve time. Expect a stream of generative forms with fast transitions, hypnotic loops, chaotic structures and moments of stillness that pull you in and out of presence. Paoler Born in Italy but based in Berlin, he's a meticulous selector known in the scene for highlighting the Backside with deep integrity. Faknah Originally from Australia currently based in Berlin, Faknah is quite fresh to the digging scene and started collecting vinyls close to 4 years ago. His music transcends genre and moves more between moods and groove driven feelings. With a release recorded for Breath and his debut at Golden Gate, he continues to explore and discover his sound with every dig. QOPA’K QOPA’K is an emerging force in the underground electronic scene, shaped by years of digging. With roots of Romania’s energy and a strong connection to Berlin’s evolving club culture, QOPA’K blends universes across electro, house, breakbeat and minimal into a sound that feels both intentional and unpredictable. Beyond DJing, QOPA’K is part of a new generation pushing the underground forward, not just musically, but culturally.