A journey into Afro-bass and far beyond. On Friday the 6th of March, The Jazz Cafe will host some exciting and up-and-coming names of the Afro-dance scene, with an all-female DJ night organised by London party-starters family Boko! Boko!
Mina, Tash LC and Juba, who are the beat masters behind Boko! Boko! events, are presenting to the club night format an inclusive perspective and woman-centered focus. Doing so, they have not simply brought under the spotlight of the London dance scene, musicians and DJs who rarely find a stage or DJ-decks to perform on, but also opened the dancefloor to a new audience.
The next episode of their dancey saga will be presented in early March with the set of an outstanding artist, Kampire. As a member of the Nyege Nyege collective, the Ugandan DJ is at the fore-front of the Kampala music scene, enriching the already exciting ‘afrobeats meets afro-funk’ bassy sound of the East African capital, with a forward-looking attitude and social consciousness.
On the 6th of March, join them at The Jazz Café in Camden for the best Afro-party of the month.
Today we were ON AIR on Worldwide FM! Our very own Sophie Darling joined Tash LC (a good ol’ friend of Rhythm Passport) for her monthly Rhythm Travels show to present a very Rhythm Passport set… Check it out… < Setlist: • Eparapo – Black Lives Matter (feat. Dele Sosimi) [Wah…
Artists: Tash Lc
For three days and nights there will be a wave of eclectic live music, DJ’s and Q&A sessions across Camden. Ranging from spoken word to dancehall, math-rock to afrobeat – all with an experimental and original flare. The main headliners include Michael Kiwanuka, Róisín Murphy, Kate Tempest, and Mike Skinner,…
Artists: Boko! Boko! , Ed O’Brien , Gilles Peterson , Hot 8 Brass Band , Kampire , Kate Tempest , Kojey Radical , Kokoroko , Melt Yourself Down , Michael Kiwanuka , Mike Skinner , Róisín Murphy , Squid
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