Two people with black hair in an old movie theatre, both wearing sunglasses. One of the two sits in a seat, this person wears black boots with spiked heels and a long sand-colored coat. The other is standing behind the seat, supporting herself with one hand on the backrest. This person is wearing a black bodysuit, black sheer overknee stockings with lace, black boots and a white coat.
Cartel Madras (Photo: Michaela Neuman)
Thursday, 25.8.2022
21:00 – 21:40, Maschinenhaus
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Cartel Madras

The Canadian hip-hop duo Cartel Madras make goonda rap – a genre that the sisters Priya »Contra« and Bhagya »Eboshi« Ramesh invented themselves, combining trap, house and gangster rap with elements from Indian classical music along with plenty of punk attitude. Coming from the perspective of two queer, Indian-Canadian women of colour, they create tracks dealing with topics such as sexuality (and its destigmatisation), racism and gender identity. Following their previous online performance for Pop-Kultur, the rappers will appear live this year, proving that they sound even more exciting and feisty in person.

Supported by the Canada Council of the Arts.

Two people with black hair in an old movie theatre, both wearing sunglasses. One of the two sits in a seat, this person wears black boots with spiked heels and a long sand-colored coat. The other is standing behind the seat, supporting herself with one hand on the backrest. This person is wearing a black bodysuit, black sheer overknee stockings with lace, black boots and a white coat.
Cartel Madras (Photo: Michaela Neuman)