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The classic DJ booth feels safe, but sometimes the excitement comes from unexpected places. The team wanted to break house music out of four dark walls and let it live where people share stories, cook meals, and celebrate. A beat sounds different under a kitchen’s soft lights, with pots simmering nearby.

What started as a small jam among friends—mixing tracks between chopping herbs—soon felt big enough to share. Everyday spaces buzz with their own energy, and music brings out the magic hidden in those corners.

• Comfort Meets Creativity: Playing in ordinary places brings a comfort you just don’t find on a stage. It invites listeners in—no barriers, just pure connection.
• Surprise and Delight: House music in a kitchen isn’t expected. The surprise adds a sense of adventure for both artist and audience.

The Artist’s Fresh View

For Reyhaa and other artists, Butter Jam is a different canvas. There’s a give-and-take between the rhythm of people moving in their daily routines and the rhythm coming out of the speakers. Performing without the usual lights and crowd changes how tracks unfold.

1. Authentic Moments: Every detail matters—the clink of a spoon, the echo off tiled walls, laughter in the background. These quirks add something real to each session.
2. Closer Connection: When the audience shares the space—a kitchen, balcony, laundry room—it’s easier to read the room. Each set can shift on the fly, moving with the heartbeat of the space.
3. Freedom to Experiment: Unusual settings spark bold choices. Artists feel free to blend new sounds, try playful samples, and make music that is truly in the moment.

A New Listener Experience

Butter Jam flips the script for the audience too. Stream a session and you’re not just watching another club set. You’re right there with the artist, maybe catching recipe tips along with the bassline.

• It Feels Personal: The setting feels honest, like you just walked into a friend’s hangout.
• You See the Unexpected: The camera might catch someone dancing while stirring soup, or an impromptu sing-along as the beat drops.
• Fresh Energy: Each spot has a vibe, whether it’s a sunlit kitchen or a midnight patio. The music soaks into the walls and carries the spirit of the place.

Butter Jam Live Sessions started with a simple question: What if house music lived where life happens? That’s why every session feels different—because no two days, or spaces, are ever quite the same.

Kicking Things Off: The Kitchen at People of Tomorrow

The first episode of Butter Jam Live Sessions opens right where flavor meets rhythm—the kitchen at People of Tomorrow. Sunlight spills onto chopping boards. The smell of garlic, herbs, and roasted veggies drifts through the room. Laughter rises through the chatter, a plate clinks, someone tastes, and there’s Reyhaa, cueing up the first track. The kitchen isn’t just the setting; it’s the spark. In this space, music isn’t extra—it’s threaded through every moment, as natural as reaching for olive oil or breaking bread.

Plant-Based Creativity Meets House Beats

The menu here is green, bold, and full of surprise—just like Reyhaa’s sound. The pulse of plant-based inspiration shapes every beat, pulling energy from the colors and textures of fresh ingredients.

• Vibes Born from Veggies: The kitchen’s spirit feels alive. There’s freedom in the way plant-based cooking throws out the old rules—same goes for the music. If a carrot crunch inspires a snare, Reyhaa goes with it.
• Music Picks the Mood: Tracks slow down and speed up with the scene. Sizzling pans and fresh basil catch in the bassline. That snap and groove you hear? It’s the spirit of sharing a meal, turned into rhythm.
• Energy in Every Corner: Friends pass plates, swap stories, and the DJ weaves in playful samples. The green energy behind the food lights up the set, making the music lighter, bouncier, a bit more adventurous.

Every move in the kitchen drives the next sound. Creativity flows from food to music and back again, making this episode taste—and sound—like something totally new.

Transforming the Everyday Into the Unforgettable

What’s more familiar than making a meal with friends? Yet in Butter Jam’s kitchen, normal routines flicker into a backdrop for real connection. Every detail—every joke, every shared taste, every tap of a spoon—becomes fuel for the set.

• The Soundtrack of Cooking: House music lifts the pace of chopping, mixing, and tasting. Instead of fading into the background, every action joins the show. Even the hum of the fridge or the quick scrape of a knife finds its place in the groove.
• Laughter as a Loop: There’s an echo to good times. When someone lets out a big laugh, it bounces off tile and settles into the melody, pulling everyone in closer.
• Tasting Moments: Breaking bread, passing bowls, sipping what’s simmered—these simple joys turn into rituals. Each one gets its moment in the music, celebrated just by being part of the room.
• Everyday Turns Electric: You don’t need strobe lights. Here, the oven’s glow and the sparkle of a wine glass give the kitchen its own style. The soundtrack brings out flavors in both the food and the company, making the plainest night shine a little brighter.

Reyhaa’s set turns a simple kitchen hangout into something rare: a house music night that feels honest, alive, and open to anyone ready for a taste. This is how Butter Jam sets the tone—not with hype, but with heart.