Venue: SAT (1201 Boul. Saint-Laurent, Montréal, QC H2X 2S6) Date: October 9, 2026 Doors: 7:30 PM Music: 8:00 PM
Tickets: $24.75 in advance / $33 at the door
Advance Tickets: https://www.tixr.com/groups/sat/events/flux-x-eaf-x-sat-3phaz-liliane-chlela-205688
Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1EguSwoUiX/
Co-presented with EAF (Electronic Assault Front).
3Phaz is a Cairo based electronic producer mostly known for his debut album ‘Three Phase’, an album that presented a powerful and fresh new take on Egyptian mahraganat/shaabi sound; the
record was released on Egyptian label 100Copies in 2020. With further singles and remixes released on the likes of Rinse, Boomkat, Polaar, Nashazphone, and Irsh, 3Phaz quickly carved his way into the international club music scene allowing him to perform all around Europe.
3Phaz’s sophomore album ‘Ends Meet’ was released in Feb 2023 on Discrepant sub-label Souk followed by his EP ‘DramTraTrax’ released on Tratratrax in May 2023, both of which were featured in multiple end of year lists including Pitchfork, The Quietus, and Bandcamp to name a few.
As an electronic producer, DJ, and performer, Liliane Chlela is revered for the way she shatters the boundaries of auditory landscapes. Born and raised in Beirut and currently based in Montréal, she came up as a key member of Lebanon’s thriving experimental and electronic scenes and has since gained international acclaim for her distinctive sonic explorations.
As Beirut’s DIY scene hit a creative peak in the early 2010s, she worked closely with other artists on a range of collaborations and projects. Armed with synths, samplers, pedals, and a guitar, she whipped up live takes on underground dance music in the improvisational trio The DnB Project, delved into heady and freeform post-rock with Hezbel Taleta, conjured glitchy ambient creations alongside Jawad Nawfal (Munma) as part of the duo Infinite Moment Of Composure, and melted hearts in the synthpop project The Butcher’s Bride alongside Mashrou’ Leila singer Hamed Sinno. Since the early 2020s, Chlela has gained critical acclaim for a string of self- produced solo albums—including 2012’s Lullaby for Monsters, 2020’s Malign/Benign, 2021’s landmark Safala, and 2024’s Infinite Machine-released Anatomy of a Jerk.
Her solo work masterfully combines field recordings, deconstructed electronic beats, and a transparent inner dialogue with bold, cutting-edge sounds and a genre-defying approach. Her music is born out of a spontaneous, improvisational process, and she relies on sharp instincts and a deep sense of self-awareness to push her experiments to the next level and shape recordings into their final form. Fiercely independent, she aims to forge an unparalleled sonic persona, whether through her role as a composer and producer or in her dynamic prowess as a DJ.