Birthday Beats

Sat 7 Nov7pm – 11pm

Birthday Beats

Haus Brixton
Tickets on Resident Advisor· from £5

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Saturday 7 November, 7pm – 11pm

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Saturday 7 November

7pm – 11pm · 4 hours

Venue

Haus Brixton

30 Market Row, London SW9 8LD

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About

A south London affair celebrating all things: club, footwork, grime, jungle, bass and adjacent genres

Heavy on the beats Heavy on the breaks and Heavy on the Birthdays

Hosted at the wonderful HAUS Brixton known for their vinyl, plants and for one night only a special

"SAMO cocktail"

alongside other non/alcoholic beverages

All collected ticket profits will be donated to the Tigray Disaster Relief Fund (est 2018) to support ongoing relief efforts following a multidue of wartime artocties occuring in the Tigray region following November 2020.

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Artists:

Atlana:

Atlana is a London-based DJ and artist from Vienna. Her high energy sets weave together Club, Juke and Chicago footwork - selections built for the dance floor. She is co-founder of the event “Purrr” in Vienna and host of the radio show “In Spades” on Res Radio.

Carma:

Astute to the sounds of life, Carma is a writer, teacher DJ & storyteller using music to fuel every creation. Having grown up around Baltimore, her style is deeply influenced by the sounds of the city. While Baltimore is where the influence starts, it's far from where it stops. Other sounds from the US, Bass, footwork, Southern sounds and more are apart of her repertoire.

Carma is also inspired by the groovy bounces of the Afro-diasporic sounds around the world: Kuduro, Gqom, Senegeli, the options are endless! Expect to catch a crazy beat while she plays.

SAMO: The definition of sound roulette, co-founder and resident of The Serene Collective and our...

RESIDENT BIRTHDAY-IST.

Pulling from his heritage, upbringing and experiences across the UK & the world, their sets are known to branch genres to take listeners on journeys they never thought possible with dancing, singing and head bopping through the celebration of music.

Predominantly playing Afro-diasporic club music to interweave motifs and elements to form narratives & stories to be rediscovered, you're always in good hands.

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