The tent is open. Chevry Agency has been invited inside. What unfolds is not a simple transfer of Parisian electronic vision to Lisbon's underground. It's a curatorial dialogue—two spaces, one sensibility. Chevry represents rigour: artists who've thought deeply about sound, about the dancefloor, about what electronic music can be when detail matters above all. This edition gathers four voices, each distinct, each necessary: IAMBP carries the DNA of Chevry—French, restless, constantly evolving. Her last 12 months saw the release of "Heartware" (Chat Noir) and the founding of Panthers On Wax. Her approach remains unchanged: hard-hitting yet sensitive, blending raw electro and breaks with the textural depth of synthwave and coldwave. She draws from rock and hip-hop origins; what emerges is something entirely her own. Digging obsessive. Selections deliberate. HEARTHUG is the UFO of the underground. Tunisian, head of Are You Alien Recordings, he moves between house, acid, and break rhythms with a precision that confuses and captivates simultaneously. His grooves are twisted, funky, profound—a presence that audiences across Fabric, Boiler Room, and deep into the MENAT region know well. JOEL RAKOTO represents the minimalist and techno movement of France. His selections are refined, rhythmic, hypnotic—equally at home building tension across six hours or providing crucial moments of breathing space. A curator's curator. MURI holds the thread. Resident, selector, keeper of Cirque's sensibility. Three curators from one agency. One resident from this room. Four acts across eight hours. No intermission. No filler. A space where the familiar disappears and only the present moment remains. Are you ready?