Kigali’s nightlife is set to gentle up with nostalgia as “The Reminisce” returns for its 2nd version, bringing merit what organizers name “the grown folks’ playground.”
Originating in Uganda, this throwback dance song trip will transform Atelier du Vin on Saturday, November 16, into a gain together of the sounds of the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, and early 2000s.
In an interview with The Recent Cases, the repeat’s organizers shared the story in the merit of ‘The Reminisce.’ It all started in 2021 at some stage in Uganda’s COVID-19 lockdown, the build a 9 p.m. curfew inspired a daylight hours gathering for extinct-faculty song followers. “Our first edition in Kampala saw around 150 attendees. At the time, we had just lost American rapper DMX, so we made hip-hop cyphers the theme to honor him,” they recalled. The match mercurial gained momentum, evolving from a song evening into a plump-fledged nostalgic trip.
“The Reminisce is not just about the music,” they outlined. “It’s about immersing people in musical diversity, from African beats to reggae, ragga, bashment, hip-hop, and R&B. Whether you’re into Brandy or Angelique Kidjo, UB40 or the Backstreet Boys, we’ve got something for you.” Previous song, the match points a classic setup and encourages company to run all out in extinct-faculty apparel, bettering the decent, time-touring ambiance.
When requested why Atelier du Vin turned into once chosen as the venue, organizers emphasised its ambiance and restore: “Atelier is ideal for our audience–it’s central, safe, and comfortable. Its excellent drinks, quality food, and attentive service elevate the Reminisce experience, ensuring our guests enjoy every moment.”
What to quiz from the lineup
This version brings a mix of Rwandan and Ugandan abilities, creating a cultural fusion on the decks. “Our lineup features five DJs to cover every musical taste,” they shared. Ugandan DJs Kas Miniature one, Skedaddle, and Anselm, alongside Kigali’s Nicolas Peks and DJ Infinity, promise a seamless mixture of sounds for every extinct-faculty fanatic.
Building on the success of the old version, the organizers are conserving the surprises coming. “We’ve brought in top talent across age groups from Uganda and Rwanda to ensure we touch on every musical era. The setup, of course, is always a surprise, and we encourage everyone to come ready to be wowed.”
What’s next for The Reminisce?
With profitable editions already in Kampala, Geneva, London, and now Kigali, ‘The Reminisce’ has its sights residing on Nairobi next year, with extra locations doubtless to follow. “We’re grateful to everyone who has supported our journey. We plan to grow thoughtfully, ensuring each event is unforgettable for our existing guests before we expand further. We’ll share our 2025 calendar early next year.”
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Jules Maurice Izere, a returning attendee from the first Kigali version, described the trip as distinctive: “The setup was amazing, and the music was spot-on. It is, like they say, a grown folks’ space–it’s all about those tracks you’d almost forgotten. I used to think DJ shows were overhyped, but they really can transport you to a different time. I’m looking forward to this edition.”
For those seeking a right throwback trip, The Reminisce provides a evening the build song and memories unite. Tickets will be found in at Rwf 20,000 every, with neighborhood alternate choices of six for Rwf 90,000 and ten for Rwf 120,000. Restricted early bird tickets, priced at Rwf 15,000, are really on sale via HustleSasa Store.
