100 Gigs in 100 Days: Al Jacobi, Shizzle, VKZ

Join Danish artist Alu Jacobi on his journey to perform 100 concerts in 100 days; at the Clubhouse together with Shizzle and VKZ.

Al Jacobi Al Jacobi represents a distorted and fragmented self-reflection – like shards of a broken mirror in a bathroom, trembling to the rhythm of bass from an underground club. Through an eclectic mix of poetry, electronic music, and hip hop, he gives voice to the unspoken truths that we all overlook in the name of comfort. Al has completed several international tours and collaborated with artists from around the world. In the fall of 2026, he plans to perform 100 concerts in 100 days as part of his European tour; during this time, he will collaborate with local scenes and share the entire process of his creation, aiming to inspire other artists and prioritize mutual cooperation over competition. Al Jacobi is also the only rapper in the world who performs with MiMU gloves – a wireless gestural MIDI controller that allows him to control various musical parameters live during performances. Al uses them for musical control and voice modulation, as well as for audiovisual communication with his captivated audience. You can find out more about Al Jacobi here: https://linktr.ee/aljacobi Shizzle Forget about "drip," drugs, love, girls, autotune, and generic beats. Shizzle does not try to fit into the established templates of the rap scene. He plays by his own rules, where authenticity is worth its weight in gold. Shizzle is "trueschool" body and soul. He depicts the world exactly as he sees it: colorful, sometimes black, sometimes pink, but always unvarnished. He pulls no punches and is ready to engage in a rap battle in the name of truth and freedom. His name has been resonating in the underground scene for quite some time. For the past ten years, he has been conquering the world as the frontman of the brass-rap band ShizzleOrchestra and has also been part of the crew Rapress for eight years. He has channeled all these experiences into his first solo album *Na minutku* (2022), which he created together with beatmaker and producer Filip Karlík (DJ Ill Fill). Shortly thereafter, this duo began working on another album that connects classical music with rap. Unfortunately, they did not get the chance to finish the album together, which is why the recording, released on April 10 of this year, bears the symbolic title *Nedokončená* (Unfinished). And if you ever find yourself in a situation where Czech starts to sound like a foreign language to you, you will likely appreciate the live instruments and symphonic elements that permeate the entire production. VKZ VKZ is a three-member project from Prague that operates on the border of underground and experimental rap. The name refers to its composition: V – Honza (production), K – Matyáš (vocals), and Z – Filip (vocals). Their sound is based on raw, self-produced beats and a distinctive approach that one might initially mistake for a lack of experience behind the microphone. The opposite is true, however. Maybe...