Following the three Boiling Harmonies session in Berlin, we are excited to announce the first Boiling Harmonies 2025 annual Festival this February!. We will be gathering in Kathmandu, Nepal. This festival is a natural evolution of our vision—coming together diverse cultures, experimental sounds, and interdisciplinary art.
Prepare for a multi-sensory experience where musicians, visual artists, performers, and curators from around the world will collaborate, innovate, and redefine artistic expression. Expect electrifying live performances, interactive installations, and boundary-pushing audiovisual storytelling that transcends conventions.
Join us as we celebrate the fusion of unconventional creativity and collective expression. Be part of an unforgettable journey into sound, light, and movement—where harmonies boil and new artistic realms emerge.
Feb 21 Friday 9pm Onward
Sunshine Boutique Hotel, Lazimpat, Kathmandu
Anandamide (Visuals)
Shock Doctorine (Nepal)
Farabi Toshiyuki Suzuki (Japan)
EVILIVE + RATNA.OSC (Nepal)
dj CoSmiC DisaSteR (Japan)
Neuromancer (Nepal)
Foeseal (Nepal)
Limited Capacity, Limited Tickets
Tickets 1000/- NRS
Feb 22 Saturday 6pm Onward
Hotel Vajra, Bijeshwori Kathmandu
Anandamide (Visuals/Mapings)
Anchangbo + elephantt (Nepal / Brussels)
Srijana Regmi with DJ AJ
Motoya Kondo & Farabi Toshiyuki Suzuki (Japan)
ēāu
Amurtariti (Nepal)
Joker & dj CoSmiC DisaSteR (Japan)
Limited Capacity, Limited Tickets
Tickets 1000/- NRS
Anandamide
Julian Alister James (Anandamide) is a Creative Director and Visual Artist working with new media technologies. For over a decade, he has combined art, technology, and sustainability in projects ranging from 3D projection mapping to LED sculpting. His work has been featured in events such as Germany’s Fusion Festival and Nepal’s Boiler Room 2024. Collaborations include organizations like WWF and contributions to projects such as *Sold – The Movie*, executive produced by Emma Thompson. He describes his practice as a space where “technology meets nature, stories come alive.
Anil Subba is a trans-disciplinary artist based in Kathmandu, Nepal. He works as an experimental sound, visual and performance artist, independent curator, art director and art educator. The context of his works usually have impacts of abstract rituals where the work’s relationship to the viewer is conceived to deepen, awakening towards the parameters of avant-garde realities. With his experimental sounds and visuals he performs and synthesises a coordinated and coherent whole to integrate the natural resonance in a behavioral context and tries to transcend its traditional boundaries.
His body of work ranges from various art exhibitions (painting/ installation/ video/ writing) to (collaborative/ solo) art performances, sound art, noise, recordings and AV(Audio/Visual) fuse. He is practicing art as a way to investigate his inner perceptions, exploring his experimentations and improvisational tendencies, working collaboratively to encourage trans-disciplinary art practice and even unexpected possibilities. He is also known as ‘a.m.u.r.t.a.r.i.t.i.’ , which combines two words ‘amurta’ and ‘riti’, which refer to abstract and method/ritual/process/memory, respectively.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qr-nsBjLnpA
https://www.youtube.com/@a.m.u.r.t.a.r.i.t.i.
a.m.u.r.t.a.r.i.t.i. :
‘A perceptible exploration
of metaphorical abstraction,
an exploration of inward periphery
synchronized with the outward fragments,
through time and space,
experimenting,
improvising,
creating unknown and unpredictable cycles
of thoughts and perceptions,
providing experimental possibilities
to experience the obscured desires
for the beauty of artistic seduction.’
Anchangbo + elephantt (Nepal / Brussels) – Live AV + DJ
Elisa Subba (Anchangbo) is a Nepalese videographer/photographer/DJ based in Brussels. They express their work by story telling. It is mainly influenced by Limbu folk elements, human connections and natural calling.
ChunJia Fang (CN) @elephantt is a graphic designer/videographer based in Brussels. Her practice is underlined by multidimensional extension of the body. She is always attracted by delicate emotions, leading them to grow and hatch, Let them narrate gently.
In this project they will display an experimental film called ‘Where shall we meet’ paired with a live music set, an immersive journey for audiences to experience and join.
Joker & dj CoSmiC DisaSteR began performing as a duo in 2014. Since then, they have embarked on numerous extraordinary travels and circus-tic tours through the underground experimental noise scenes of Europe, Russia, between the dimensions and Japan, They are also co-founders and active contributors to the multidimensional creative project Refuges on Dance Floor.
https://soundcloud.com/refugees_on_dance_floor https://refugeesondancefloor.blogsp in ot.com/
https://soundcloud.com/refugees_on_dance_floor/original-oneness-joker-dj-cosmic-disaster
As Joker, Lorelai Gumeni embarks on a journey of constant exploration through photography and experimental music. Born in the historic city of Constanța on the Black Sea coast of Romania, she delves into diverse environments, from squats and the European underground scene to free parties, teknivals, and remote areas of various countries, seeking for the purest and most contrasting forms of existence, unique to each culture.
Joker’s work as an improvisational acoustic performer involves using unique materials and self build instruments to create her soundscapes. Improvisation is a constant way of expression for her, relaying on the momentary impulses and surrounding energies to output always new sounds in each representation.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lox2/
He’s cofounder of Ikanani mothzzzzrrr fukerrrr sound system and with these crew got involved in the Japanese underground free party & local teknival scene. Around 2009 he moved to Europe, and since then he consistently got involved in the squat party, street party, teknivals and all kinds of underground art. Joining Cyberrise and as well different sound systems he went on traveling all around Europe playing live sets, spinning records, helping to carry the speakers and continually involved in these autonomous happening of freedom. In the same time he discovered also the free improvisation scene of Europe, and been touring with different artists from the underground experimental and noise music scene, as open session, open deck free improvisation SEWAGE/OPENCLOSE.
Born in Nagoya Japan, choreographer, dancer, and co-founder of Motimaru Dance Company. From 2005 he had been studying butoh with Yoshito Ohno, son of Kazuo Ohno and worked as his assistant. After 2010 he has started field work researches of local and traditional dances in Japan, India, Nepal, Spain, and Bali, studied Balinese dance with Agun Anom Putra, I Made Djimat, and Ida Bagus Oka Wirjana, in search of universal principle of movements and dance. Since 2008, he has been immersed in the practice and study of Eastern contemplative traditions, particularly following the Tibetan traditions, and bridging between contemporary art practices and the age old wisdom. He has been performing and teaching in: Venezia Biennale 2010, 9th International Choreography Competition “No Ballet”, International Dance Festival Lucky Trimmer 2016, Hildesheim University, Leipzig University, Hasselt University, Academy of Media Arts Cologne, etc., Europe, Asia, Australia in over 40 cities.
ēāu is an improvisational musical project where tradition meets innovation. Born from the diverse backgrounds of its members, their sound blends South Asian musical heritage—from the plains to the Himalayas—with contemporary electronic and drone soundscapes.
Their performances traverse various songs, stories, and melodies, bringing together a variety of instruments such as singing bowls, Tibetan cymbals, the woodwind instrument Radung, bamboo flutes, string instruments like the Nepalese Sarangi, and the Nepali drum Dhimay of the Newar people, along with electronic soundscapes.
Farabi Toshiyuki Suzuki was born in Japan. He is a DJ and also plays several musical instruments: shamisen (japanese traditional string instrument), asian percussions, self made instruments, as well as singing. He is a songwriter and composes using his computer and a tape recorder. In 2016 he moved to Europe, Israel, and Asia in order to create music in those places. After returning to Japan, he edited the material performed and recorded in each country. Since then, 40 titles have been released on record labels around the world. His work is broadcast on BBC Radio and many radio stations around the world. And he got a successful Europe tour in 2024. His sound is developed upon the concept of “universal world”, advocated by philosopher Al Farabi. Farabi seeks to synchronize primitive and futuristic approaches. Visual effects, phenomena, reverberation, and psychological factors are all taken into consideration at the same time.
https://thechurchofnoisygoat.bandcamp.com/album/seven-hundred-alarms
https://thechurchofnoisygoat.bandcamp.com/album/iron-curtain
https://unexplainedsoundsgroup.bandcamp.com/album/anthology-of-experimental-music-from-japan
EVILIVE (Nepal) – Live Analogue Set
Evilive is a DJ/Producer based in Kathmandu, whose passion for music ignited at the age of 15 and has since evolved into a dedicated career in music production. Drawing from a wide array of musical influences, he weaves experimental elements into his compositions, blending unique techniques that challenge the mainstream. His creative process integrates both melodic harmonies and melancholic textures that transport listeners. In his DJ sets, Evilive combines his own music with tracks that inspire him, creating an immersive experience. Constantly working on new material for live performances and upcoming releases, Evilive has shared the stage with top-tiers local and international djs & producer After successful Dubai & Japan tour in 2025, he continues to expand his global presence.
Neuromancer
While zoning out to non-sensical soundscapes on a busted-up laptop, reading about synthetic dystopias and dolphins made of code swimming through virtual reality, an obsession with cyberpunk took root and speculation about its soundtrack began to form. Neuromancer is an exploration into that obsession. A journey to discover what this imagined future sounds like.
Himanshu Khetan is the man behind Neuromancer. Born and raised in Nepal, in the foothills of the Himalayas. A fascination for fast-paced punk and the eccentric end of electronica led him down a rabbit-hole that ended in the experimental extremes.
Up-tempo beats, chaotic rhythms, and glitchy robotic noises define the sound of his cyberspace. Neuromancer’s sounds draws inspiration from Hi-tech, DnB, Glitch-hop and Breakcore to cut out silicon-based constructs from reality and jack them into his matrix.
Srijana Regmi with DJ AJ
Srijana is a singer / songwriter based in Kathmandu. In early 2019 after taking a ten day silent meditation retreat she began work on her debut album “Dreams Under A Rhododendron Tree” , named after the tree under which she was inspired to write the album. She teamed up with AJ Bhandary, an already renowned producer in Nepal’s thriving hip hop industry, and together they spent the following six years bringing the album to life. This will be their first live perfomance from the album.
