02/11/2026
This Wednesday, we dedicate the evening to the Dutch four-piece YĪN YĪN.
Blending psychedelic funk, disco, Southeast Asian influences and hypnotic grooves, their sound takes you somewhere between a tropical dream and a cosmic dancefloor.
We’ll be listening to three of their studio albums, from their 2019 debut to 2024’s Mount Matsu.
The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers (2019)
The album that started it all. A playful mix of Thai-inspired psychedelia, funky basslines, disco rhythms and tropical synths. An imaginary journey through a colourful, sun-drenched landscape where East meets West.
The Age of Aquarius (2022)
A deeper dive into cosmic disco. Driven by analogue synths, drum machines and hypnotic rhythms, the band’s second album expands their sound into something more electronic, spacey and dancefloor-oriented.
Mount Matsu (2024)
A new chapter in the YĪN YĪN universe. Drawing inspiration from Japanese musical traditions, the album brings together psychedelic disco, Eastern melodies, vintage synths and adventurous grooves. A vibrant meeting point between their earlier sound and new directions.