Fran Poch is a Chilean music selector based in Berlin, where she has been living for almost seven years. Her work moves between art, design, and music. Sound and painting are the two things that have always attracted her the most.

Her sets are born out of curiosity. She is constantly searching for sounds that evoke feelings, stories, images. It's about finding that unknown track that opens up a new little world.

At first, her search focused mainly on organic and rhythmic sounds: Brazilian music, soul, funk, disco. After moving to Berlin, she came across the local and niche “cosmic scene” (Camp Cosmic, Sameheads, Arkaoda, O Tannenbaum) and gradually drifted into more experimental territories. Music created with sounds she hadn't heard much before, sounds coming from synthesizers. A new world opened up to her, and since then, she hasn't stopped searching for those songs that make her move and get excited.

That’s why in her sets you can hear music going in many directions. Mainly leftfield and early electronics, downtempo, avant-garde, Neue Deutsche Welle (German new wave), krautrock, k-jazz, synth pop, post-punk, and bedroom recordings. Probably more marked by 80s sounds, but also integrating many contemporary artists who are making more experimental music.