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Ventolin
the music, scenes and documented performances
Check out the Ventolin events here ↓Live electronic · synthesizer-driven dance musicVentolin is the electronic performance project of Czech musician David Doubek, known for energetic shows constructed around synthesizers, drum machines and a performance style that emphasizes the physical mechanics of electronic music.
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THE DJ HANGOUT · ARTIST TYPOGRAPHYVentolin
ARTISTVentolin
GENRELive electronic, synthesizer-driven dance music
FEATURED MARKETCzech Republic
CHAPTER 01
The documented sound and history
Ventolin is the electronic performance project of Czech musician David Doubek, known for energetic shows constructed around synthesizers, drum machines and a performance style that emphasizes the physical mechanics of electronic music. Fléda’s November 2026 event biography identifies albums including Totem and Vitajte and songs such as Disco Science and MHD. His work sits between the directness of live dance music and a playful, hands-on approach to electronic instruments. On the VENTOFU tour, Ventolin reunites with Slovak electronic artist FVLCRVM, whose earlier group The Uniques shared the road with Doubek’s former band Kazety in 2009. The Brno concert on November 20 is consequently more than a generic combined bill: it brings two artists with a documented shared history back onto the same stage, in a new musical configuration.
CHAPTER 02
What the Czech Republic performance tells us
The Fléda event announcement gives a useful starting point for exploring the catalog, naming Totem and Vitajte as albums and Disco Science and MHD among recognizable tracks. Those recordings connect Ventolin's studio work to the energetic, equipment-forward quality of his stage performances. His earlier group Kazety had toured with The Uniques, the former band of FVLCRVM, making the new joint tour a reunion with a documented connection rather than an invented collaboration between strangers. The Brno show should be classified as a live electronic concert with a DJ afterparty, rather than a traditional club night consisting of alternating selectors all evening. Visitors who want to hear both projects should also be directed to the correct VENTOFU event ticket, not to a generic list of future Fléda programs.
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