INDOME (Candra Lorber) is a Berlin-based singer, songwriter, and technical producer who seamlessly blends Neo-Soul, Jungle, and Drum & Bass. Growing up with Southeast Asian roots in Berlin, she turned to songwriting as a means of self-emancipation and healing after losing her Indonesian father.
Her artist moniker is a direct, affectionate nod to her heritage, referencing the popular Indonesian instant noodle brand Indomie.Taking complete creative control over her music, INDOME pairs intimate, diary-like R&B vocals with rapid UK-influenced breakbeats and atmospheric soundscapes, often incorporating personal field recordings from Bali. In June 2025, she released her highly acclaimed 10-track debut album, Permission To Feel, under the Berlin label Kommerz Records. The project serves as an intentional space for emotional liberation—navigating heavy themes like grief and shame in tracks like "Shame Ya," while celebrating resilience and deep friendship in singles like "I'll Be Alright." Today, she remains a striking fixture in the Berlin underground scene, delivering raw live electronic sets and performing on community broadcasts like THF Radio.
Parkside Sessions w/ INDOME
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
20:30
Neo-Soul, Jungle, Drum & Bass
INDOME (Candra Lorber) is a Berlin-based singer, songwriter, and technical producer who seamlessly blends Neo-Soul, Jungle, and Drum & Bass. Growing up with Southeast Asian roots in Berlin, she turned to songwriting as a means of self-emancipation and healing after losing her Indonesian father.
Her artist moniker is a direct, affectionate nod to her heritage, referencing the popular Indonesian instant noodle brand Indomie.Taking complete creative control over her music, INDOME pairs intimate, diary-like R&B vocals with rapid UK-influenced breakbeats and atmospheric soundscapes, often incorporating personal field recordings from Bali. In June 2025, she released her highly acclaimed 10-track debut album, Permission To Feel, under the Berlin label Kommerz Records. The project serves as an intentional space for emotional liberation—navigating heavy themes like grief and shame in tracks like "Shame Ya," while celebrating resilience and deep friendship in singles like "I'll Be Alright." Today, she remains a striking fixture in the Berlin underground scene, delivering raw live electronic sets and performing on community broadcasts like THF Radio.