Hip-hop and grime at ADE

Dutch grime gets its film.

Over twenty years ago NoizBoiz and the NEBULON collective started making grime with Dutch vocals. This premiere tells that story, with drinks after.

The MC as the voice of the room.

Researcher Derk Louwes and DJ Nathan Kofi trace the MC's role from community dances to today, the year ADE puts MC culture centre stage.

With Derk Louwes, Nathan Kofi

Old MCs, new MCs, one cypher.

House of Knowledge brings generations together: Rotjoch, Latifah, Nosa, Alee Rock and 4SHOBANGERS talk, then rhyme. Generational exchange is how MC culture works; this is it in practice.

With 4SHOBANGERS, Alee Rock, Latifah, Nosa, Randall Spann, Rotjoch

Cruel Santino builds worlds, not just records.

The Nigerian multidisciplinary artist works across music, film, fashion and interactive media. He talks ownership and world-building with Carmen Hogg.

With Carmen Hogg, Cruel Santino

Five years of Rafting Goods, and a cypher.

The movement that has carried MC culture in the Netherlands for five years, in a Q&A with Tim Beumers and Brussels radio host Gailor Kiaku, then rhymes.

With Gailor Sebastiao Kiaku, Tim Beumers

Twenty years of Dutch grime, on one stage.

Don de Baron of NoizBoiz, DJ Gomes, Akwasi, Dayla, Nelcon and more tell the story of grime in the Netherlands, then pass the mic.

With Akwasi, Dayla, Don de Baron, Gomes, Jill-Ann, Leeroy Molly

The Dutch and Belgian hip-hop business, open for questions.

Bookers, label people and producers including Live Nation Belgium's Arno de Waard and SOUNDPLUG's Ephra. For rappers and producers who want to meet the people who book and sign.

With Amier Kalaeli, Arno de Waard, DJ Chuckie, Ephra, Gillian Landbrug, Hanneke de Jonge