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"Genius new skool vs old skool speed garage b2b pairing for your guaranteed bump n grind fix. Conducta’s Kiwi Records refit garage’s fire for the 2010s and beyond; Jeremy Sylvester’s dark reese basslines and vocal euphoria fingerprints are all over 100s of classic bubblers (under a sea of different aliases). Essential UK dance history in the making here."
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A clubnight held at Green Works on Friday 21st April. The event starts at 22:00.
This is one for the history books. Two massive pioneering legends of UK Garage music come together in a brand new warehouse space in Bristol.
Conducta is a man that needs no introduction. It’s no exaggeration to say he is one of the most influential figures in the UK Garage music scene today. With the biggest selling UKG track of all time (Ladbroke Grove) under his belt, his contribution to UK dance music is undeniable.
Joining him on the decks is the is the highly influential and highly prolific Jeremy Sylvester. This man’s name is synonymous with all forms of UKG from Speedy G to Garage House under a dizzying amount of aliases. It’s worth checking the credits on some of your favourite UKG classics, as the chances are Sylvester has had a part to play in it.
Supporting them is a very special guest who is leading the charge for the contemporary UKG scene, as well as Locomotive favourites Longeez & Lily Huu, and the incredible Fliss Mayo.
LAST ENTRY: 1am
Entry requirements:
Conducta is a man that needs no introduction. It’s no exaggeration to say he is one of the most influential figures in the UK Garage music scene today. With the biggest selling UKG track of all time (Ladbroke Grove) under his belt, his contribution to UK dance music is undeniable.
Joining him on the decks is the is the highly influential and highly prolific Jeremy Sylvester. This man’s name is synonymous with all forms of UKG from Speedy G to Garage House under a dizzying amount of aliases. It’s worth checking the credits on some of your favourite UKG classics, as the chances are Sylvester has had a part to play in it.
Supporting them is a very special guest who is leading the charge for the contemporary UKG scene, as well as Locomotive favourites Longeez & Lily Huu, and the incredible Fliss Mayo.
LAST ENTRY: 1am
Entry requirements:
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