​Two nights, three DJs, and a place where the pitch stays at the door.

​Moonstone is bringing its network to Wave by Vento: 250 investor members, 60+ funded startups, three years of backing founders who take on hard problems and build anyway. Fears and Dreams is how we give something back to the community — two nights of music at Lombroso16, a community cultural hub in the heart of San Salvario.

​​The details

​📅 Part 1 — 7 October — Francesco Nox + La Caracal

​📅 Part 2 — 8 October  — DJ Double S

​📍 Lombroso16, San Salvario, Turin

​🥂 Fermented drinks and food from Italy and the rich offer of CaSo bistrot sociale.

​​The vibe and the spotlight

​For our party, be human first. We’re asking you to spend part of the night listening to the voice you usually keep quiet — the one that surfaces between waking and sleeping, well before it ever turns into your roadmap’s slide.

​To get in, we’ll ask you one question, speakeasy-style:

​What’s the hardest decision you’ll have to make in the next 30 days — and how does it connect to your fears and dreams?

​​Who is this for

​Whomever is ready to come as they are, share, support and party. Anyone in the Moonstone circle, and the extended Wave by Vento community — founders, investors, and institutional partners alike.

​​Where

​Lombroso16 is a community cultural hub in San Salvario, run jointly by Associazione Nessuno and Turin’s public libraries. Trust, cooperation, and responsibility toward the people around you — the same bet Moonstone makes.

​​Part 2 — DJ Double S

​DJ Double S (aka Mais Appeal) has been behind two turntables since 1995, when he stepped onto the stage of Turin’s first Hip Hop Village at 17 and never left. Trained in Skizo and Gruff’s Alien Army, Italy’s toughest scratch school, and co-founder of Once Were Warriorz alongside DJ Shocca and Bassi Maestro, he’s spent three decades sharing decks with half of Italian rap — Neffa, Fabri Fibra, Marracash, Ensi. ’90s old school, black music, reggae, dancehall: real turntablism, played to keep a room moving, not to be watched doing it.