bahamian moor + rhythm section = MOOR RHYTHM. Special LAST FRIDAYS collab

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ImageWe’re back at Peckham’s finest new establishment, the unstoppable Canavan’s (or JFK’s if you like)

This time Rhythm Section have been asked to host the OFFICAL after-party for the South London Art Map (SLAM) LAST FRIDAYS. It’s like first thursdays in East but better art and cheaper drinks.

To keep y’all going after bar story closes at 10pm we’re bringing the party to JFKs to keep people moving till the early morn.

The event is a special one off collaborative experiment between Rhythm Section and Bahamian Moor. Strictly Vinyl, you can expect a plethora of scintillating sounds from charity shop obscurities to techno classics.

£3 All night, music till late, cheapest drinks in the ‘hood. why not eh?

facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/events/189783737792245/

Supporting Marcellus Pitmann

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This is about as big as it gets.

Marcellus Pittmann, Techno Hero from Detroit, 1/4 of the Three Chairs with Moodyman, Theo Parrish and Rick Wilhite, is playing in our little Venue, CANAVANS.

Honoured to be supporting one of our favourite DJ/Producers of all time. His tunes have ben dropped at every rhythm section event so far and we are so happy he is paying Peckham a visit!

Rhythm Section Man Bradley Zero goes back to back with Myles Mears (detroit) and Ali Tillett (Warm)

 

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Do NOT sleep on tickets: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?338308

Rhythm Section bring some Afrocentric vibes to Richmix

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If you’ve been to some of our events you’ll have noticed that we do have a tendency to throw in a bit of African music at the most unexpected of times. Perhaps a bit of Fela Kuti inbetween some Techno, a sprinkle of Sofrito in the middle of a disco set and even some Franco getting muddled up with the funk….well, now Rhythm Section gets to flex the afrobeats to a fuller extent.

Bradley Zero will be  resident DJ at the new monthly arts and music night at Richmix. From the Horn of Africa to the centre of shoreditch, this is one not to be missed. Expect some off centre global beats.

for concessions email info@wearerhythmsection.com

Other performers includeDorothea Smartt, a poetess-extraordinaire of Bajan descent. We also have Sai Murai, a funkadelic genius whose cadences have a soulful flow. Then there are Elmi Ali and Sam Elmi, two Somali wunderkinds who wield words to show us that there other ways of seeing and being.

On the night, we have the Eritrean-born singer, Miryam Solomon performing two beautiful songs in Tigrinya, the official language of Eritrea, with Bronzehead, a multi-culti crew of Afrobeat funkateers. Accompanying Bronzehead are the legendary Somali musicians Salax Xariri and Macallow. Visuals will be provided by Nathalie Mba Bikoro and Jos Argyle.

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