About this Event

Afriquoi (Live 6-piece band)



O'Flynn (Blip Discs)



Sunny Side Up (Boogaloo)







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24 Kitchen Street - £5/7.50/10/12.50 - 20th October - 10pm-4am







With it being our birthday we have started off tickets very cheap but they are extremely limited, you've been warned!







Tickets: https://www.residentadvisor.ne t/event.aspx?1002742...



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Afriquoi (Live 6-piece band)







Live African dance music, fusing Congolese guitar + Gambian kora virtuosity with UK electronic sensibilities to create captivating, beautiful, dancefloor- friendly new music for a new generation of world music fans with one foot in the clubs.







Afriquoi are an underground sensation, bringing an uplifting fusion of African music and live electronics. The masterful 6-piece live show combines Gambian kora, Congolese guitar + Mandinka percussion styles with electronic music drawing on house, soca, hiphop, soul + jungle to create something entirely unique.







Based in London, Afriquoi is a UK afro supergroup, with every musician a band leader in their own right. With members ranging in age across 3 decades, originating from Africa, the Carribean and the UK, Afriquoi is true fusion music in the best sense of the word, bringing together a vast depth of musical knowledge, culture and life experience.







https://soundcloud.com/afriquo i/03-kudaushe-ft-kudaushe







http://www.afriquoi.com/music/







O'Flynn (Blip Discs)







O’Flynn, up and coming producer from London who has been hailed by Boiler Room as “one of dance music’s most prosperous newcomers.” Besides his production capabilities his mixing works wonderfully, touching on global sounds from around the world, amalgamated with the world leading club-oriented sound desired by so many.







One of the standout 12 inches of 2015 came from the unlikely source of O’Flynn who inaugurated a new imprint Blip Discs with two tracks of percussive and powerful, African-influenced house music. ‘Tyrion’ became a tool for Four Tet that was rarely left out of his sets, while the anthemic ‘Desmond’s Empire’ won support from Gilles Peterson and was used to devastating effect across festivals in the summer. An enviable way to launch your career, but he’s not dwelling too much.







His follow up for Blip Discs titled ‘Oberyn/Spyglass’ features more of the clattering percussion and upfront energy that is quickly becoming his trademark. The EP and O’Flynn himself garnered huge Radio 1 and Rinse airtime from James Blake and Hessle Audio respectively, while also showing off a different side to his productions as he continues to develop as an exciting new name in the electronic dance music industry.







https://soundcloud.com/oflynnm usic

Sunny Side Up - https://soundcloud.com/sunnysi deupdjs