The 16th edition of Semibreve took place across the historic city of Braga, Portugal, bringing together a diverse spectrum of sounds and styles, featuring TIMES curations.
Screening of The Talk Documentary
A documentary tracing the creative journey behind TIMES’ second creation, The Talk, is exploring the artistic process, the artists, and the ideas that shaped the project.
Flora Yin-Wong
Flora’s DJ set moved between broken beats, atmospheric sounds and electronic textures, creating a sound that felt both playful and otherworldly.
Sam Slater & Guests
Lunng is an intense, emotionally charged performance blending drone metal, folk opera, electronic sounds and classical music.
The British artist, now based in Berlin, was joined on stage by Lukas Fiegelfeld, who created the visuals, alongside Cavid Dhen on saxophone, Ricardo Jacinto on cello, and Ice Canli on vocals. The cinematic design was made by Theresa Baumgartner, a familiar presence in the TIMES universe as she is one of the artists behind TIMES third creation, Pitch, Pigeon, Puerta.
TYGAPAW
Closing the festival’s second day, TYGAPAW took to the stage with a high-energy set driven by the fast-paced rhythms of their new album, Together Your Gather All Power Applied Worldwide. Their relentless sound set the crowd in motion, bringing the day to a powerful close.
Fennesz
&
Oscar Jockel
To close this year’s edition, Theatro Circo hosted a standout performance Saffron on Grey. The musicians Fennesz and Oscar together with the Orchestra Sinfonietta de Braga, blurred the boundaries between acoustic and electronic sound, weaving the audience into a rich, immersive sonic experience. A captivating collaboration that brought the festival to a memorable close.
