presenting her album

Following the successful run of “Haimalina” in many parts of the country and ist o?cial presentation in Athens, AEON travels to Berlin for a unique show Dedicated to her new album.
In a city that breathes music and freedom, AEON brings its own sound universe: dark textures, intense emotion, and the disarming power of “Haimalina.” A performance that combines the raw energy of the album with her unique aesthetic, creating a live, complete, and captivating experience.
Special Guests: A series of artists who will bring their own unique stamp to the stage, transforming the presentation of "Haimalina" in Berlin into a true Musical and performative collaboration.
• Rap n' Drag: Ingrid Hideki – Sara ATH – Lafert
• Tiny Jackal
Gogo will be on stage with her, providing the ideal beat during AEON's performance.
In Berlin, "Haimalina" meets people who can feel a new, genuine connection being built on stage.

AEON was born in Crete and began her musical journey at the age of five with the Or? system. At six, she started playing the violin, and at nine, she took up the Cretan lyre and traditional percussion instruments.
At the age of 13, she began learning the lyre with sympathetic strings alongside Ross Daly and Kelly Thomas. She has attended seminars on traditional music, Turkish song, and Bulgarian music. She studied traditional Balkan music and solo gadulka (Bulgarian lyre) for 1.5 years in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, and later studied Cretan lyre at the University of Ioannina. She started rapping at the age of 15 and released her first album in 2015. Since then, she has released various projects, such as AEON LP (2018), 06 + 59 with Zero 25 52 (2019), Furia (2021-2022), Tulipe Noir (2023), and the Hima Rap Project (2024). In addition to the above, she writes music (beats) and sings. In April, she released her new album, Haimalina, which has already gained much popularity!

Rap n’ Drag: Ingrid Hideki – Sara ATH – Lafert
Dive into the world of queer artistry with three bold voices reshaping the narrative! Sara ATH, a fierce queer feminist rapper, weaves her Greek-Egyptian roots into powerful lyrics that tackle sexism, racism, and class struggles; Ingrid Hideki, the multidisciplinary maenad from Crete, merges visual and soundscapes to explore queerness and femininity, and Lafert, the tragically born personality, confronts social oppression by honoring the lost lives of queer individuals. Together, they spark lively discussions, challenge norms, and ignite change through their mindblowing live concerts that blend their musical genres into a multilingual celebration.

Tiny Jackal