During Horst Arts & Music Festival 2022, the deep characteristics of Horst’s experimental attitude are clearly rooted within the curatorial team, as a new listening space called Turning Circles was added to the program. Although the Japanese listening bar culture has been gaining popularity over the past few years, a dedicated listening space at a festival or club hasn’t been that common in the past decade. However, in the ‘90s, the ‘chill-out room’ or ‘break-out-zone’ was a true world beyond the main areas where one could wander off from the hectic beats and discover ambient and downtempo electronic music. With the new Turning Circles stage, Horst Arts & Music combined the best of both worlds. We moved over to Belgium to document this development towards a new listening experience at the festival and had a chat with the Horst team, JAM Studio (@jam_pictures_today) and DJ/producer Torus (@torvs) about their perspectives on the space. Go to the link in our bio for the full feature. Concept & Creative Direction: @brentjacko DOP, Edit, Grading: @jesseplum Photography: @carmenvollebregt, @alias.illias, @jules.emile_ Sound Engineer: @kojoshuastevens Track: @torvs - Earth VIP (Styler)