Frankey & Sandrino
Frankey & Sandrino have always existed slightly out of step with the noise around them — and that’s exactly their power. On December 20, the duo bring one of their spellbinding sets to Kino Roland, offering a reminder that dance music can still be expansive, emotional and quietly transformative. Their sound lives in the long arc: deep, melodic and patiently unfolding, built for rooms where time dissolves and the dancefloor listens as much as it moves. Whether in the studio or behind the decks, Frankey & Sandrino specialise in moments that linger — basslines that hum with warmth, melodies that ache just enough, grooves that feel human rather than mechanical. It’s club music with its heart intact. Live, their sets are immersive journeys rather than peak-time hit parades. They trust the slow burn, allowing tension and release to breathe, pulling dancers into a shared state rather than pushing them toward easy drops. It’s this restraint — and confidence — that has earned them a loyal, almost reverent following across Europe’s most discerning dancefloors. Supporting the night are Marcism, Salsi and Nelsonfromthe9 — a trio of rising local selectors steadily carving out their own identities. Each brings a distinct perspective, united by a sensitivity for groove, atmosphere and forward motion. Together, they represent the next wave of talent emerging from the city’s underground. One room. One night. Music that unfolds rather than explodes. Frankey & Sandrino at Kino Roland isn’t about chasing the moment — it’s about letting it arrive.