World Breaking Championship '23 Afterparties

Freddie Konings, 24, straight out of the heart of Antwerp. His first album 'Strakke Plan 1' was released in 2017, one with which he immediately made a name for himself in the Belgian hip-hop scene. The rest? That's history. A few 101Barz sessions, albums and performances later, he Freddie Konings is a name to keep an eye on. Even in 2023, he keeps going and puts his name on the his latest album 'Respect The Pain'. Ready?

Do they really need an introduction? Killa Tactics and The Mixfitz are undoubtedly one of the most established DJs in the scene. And they remain hungry for more. Expect a mix of old and new school hip-hop, R&B, trap, afrobeat, dancehall, soul and funk. Paired with skills to say 'u' to, this back-to-back is unmissable on this night. The champs are here to stay.

Leuven local Hygra knows how to turn a dull shack into a full dance floor in no time. At home in just about all genres, he effortlessly mixes hip-hop, R&B, afrobeats, baile-funk and amapiano. The decks hold no secrets for him.

Nobunaga is known in the scene for his wild mix of beats and breaks that flow flawlessly with hard drums and graceful melodies. He travels the world with this mix and, as a battle DJ in the dance scene, he basically mixes everything. From house and experimental sounds to popping and hip-hop. Danceable? Nobunaga is on it. Expect an arsenal of sounds. Standing still is not an option.

Jeru the Damaja (born Jeru Davis) aka D. Original Dirty Rotten Scoundrel was born and raised in the East New York section of Brooklyn where the everyday occurrences around him from an early age later became the source from which his rhymes flow. In 1993 he cemented his place in the hip-hop world by releasing the now classic single 'Come Clean' from his legendary album 'The Sun Rises in the East'. With an extensive amount of albums, praises from fellow rappers and international tours Jeru is is looking forward to continuing his legacy in the future.

Homegrown hip-hop, trap, grime, raw dancehall or suave afrobeats, this DJ collective from Brussels: Vega (of STIKSTOF) and Proceed (founder and DJ of End Of The Weak Belgium), has several recipes to keep the dance floor on fire. The set is always hosted by Mouniversal, the voice of Frontal. Frontal is also part of a bigger family including STIKSTOF and Zwangere Guy and has her own radio show on KIOSK radio. Frontal DJ sets are known to be explosive at last. Watch out and keep it Frontal. 

Stephen Fleg aka DJ Fleg is a DJ, Bboy and producer from Baltimore, Maryland. He combines formal training with influences from funk, disco and boogie to create his unique sound. In one word: soulful. Fleg's funk, breaks and hip hop mixes are played worldwide and he is constantly digging for and producing records to come up with fresh material for the Bboy and Funk community. Get ready.