Not your usual Friday night…
On 4th October, head for The Post Bar in Tottenham for a night of “love and war” messages. Brazilian singer/songwriter and guitarist Marcos Aganju, visual artist and educator Dally Schwarz, and London-based DJ collective Bombotropics will feed you with food for your thoughts and sounds for your ears and dancing shoes.
Throughout the event, from 8pm to 3am, you’re going to be spurred on by short videos from Brazilian artists and activists exposing the telling relationship between love and war. Then it will be the turn of the music. Marcos Aganju will present his Afro-Brazilian and Afro-Haitian musical roots accompanied by visuals by Dally Schwarz. Finally, we will have you dancing the night away with a DJ-set of global and tropical beats DJs, Bombotropics.
So, on Friday, come to The Post and join us for one more “Noite de Afectos e Guerrilhas”.
September is usually when holidays are weeks-old memories or distant future plans, but don’t despair, you can still travel and party in sound. On Saturday the 17th of September, get off the ground with us for a vertical take-off in African, Latin American, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean vibes thanks to…
Artists: Bombotropics , Carthnage , Dj Amarall , Earthly Measures , Go Dugong
At times, we are the first to lose track of how many exciting music events happen in London each month, so we have decided to offer you some sort of “public musical service”, meant for all the locals and passers-by, with the aim of suggesting where to listen to some…
Artists: Actress , Amon Tobin , Bukky Leo , Dele Sosimi , Diezmo , Domenico Lancellotti , Dwight Trible , Fanfare Ciocarlia , Femi Elias , Gaijin Blues , Gary Bartz , Ivocore , Lokkhi Terra , Luke Vibert , Maisha , Marcos Aganju , Nina Miranda , Nubiyan Twist , Ólafur Arnalds , Pedrolito , Snarky Puppy , Taraf De Impex , The Scorpios , Tinariwen , Toby Kaar
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