A-Side Berlin
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01 / ABOUT

ABOUT

A-Side Berlin is a house music dance party series for BIPoC, queer communities and allies.

Rooted in a love for house music and its emancipatory origins, A-Side creates a space where people can come together, connect and celebrate.

At its core, the party series is about community, visibility and mutual respect. Diversity is not treated as a concept but as a lived reality, both on and off the dancefloor.

Musically, A-Side draws inspiration from the foundations of house music, influenced by Chicago, Detroit and New York.

Founded by Jana Falcon, Darwin Stapel and Tommes K. Brandt.

The name A-Side refers to the lead side of a vinyl record.

02 / EVENTS

EVENTS

03 / IN THE PRESS

IN THE PRESS

04 / COMMUNITY VOICES

COMMUNITY VOICES

Thank youuuuuu it was very very cute

Anonymous · 30 August 2026 · EDITION 002

Thank you for the wonderful evening! 🤍

Anonymous · EDITION 002

We had such a goooood time ♥️ it was so lovely! And exactly what I needed after this week. […] It was really sweet 🥰

Anonymous · EDITION 002

[…] Thanks so much for your energy and the party ! It was great ! […]

Anonymous · 18 April 2026 · EDITION 001

05 / HOUSE RULES
HOUSE RULES
06 / CONTACT

CONTACT

mail@a-side.berlin ↗
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06 / IMPRINT

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Information pursuant to section 5 of the German Digital Services Act (DDG).

Responsible for the content: Darwin Stapel
Email: mail@a-side.berlin
VAT ID: DE 299 178 633

EXTERNAL LINKS

This website contains links to independent third-party websites and audio services. Their providers are responsible for their own content. We will review and, where appropriate, remove links if notified of unlawful material. A general disclaimer cannot exclude statutory liability.

COPYRIGHT AND DJ RECORDINGS

Unless otherwise stated, original texts, photographs, graphics and other material created by Darwin Stapel, Jana Falcon and Tommes K. Brandt are protected by copyright. DJ recordings by the founders may include music and recordings owned by third-party rights holders. Those rights remain with their respective owners. Acquisition of music does not, by itself, confer all rights necessary for public distribution of a DJ recording.