Party starters of the southwest Dad Bod Boogie return to Motion with a stacked lineup of UK-based talents to see out the end of January 2022.

Dan Shake is a renowned purveyor of house and disco, with a knack for merging old-skool funk and contemporary club-orientated cuts. Creating tangible atmospheres on any given dancefloor, Dan has travelled the road with his record bag, taking inspiration from a motley of club cultures along the way. Back on home turf for his first Bristol-based show of 2022, expect Dan to go all out with fizzing melodies and bright basslines until the early hours.

Scottish DJ and producer Ewan McVicar is a key figure in his hometown of Ayr, where he remains responsible for revitalising the local club scene. Having released on Patrick Topping’s Trick imprint, the legendary Nervous Records and Bristol’s own Shall Not Fade label, Ewan’s consistency in the studio and DJ booth is laying the foundation to a long-lasting artistic career.

Producer, DJ and vocalist Elkka has followed a storming trajectory since founding her collective and record label femme culture in 2016. The multi-faceted artist transcends genre and merges various textures throughout her sound. With news of Elkka’s Essential Mix dropping on BBC Radio 1 in November 2021, Elkka’s body of work continues to captivate.

Dad Bod Boogie founder Charlie Boon completes the bill, supplying a dose of low-slung groovers and wavey house selects, setting the tone of a Dad Bod Boogie party to a tee.

DJ, producer and songwriter Salute heads up the Tunnel. The Manchester-based artist has a flair for manipulating UKG and club-focused rhythms, with releases on Echorex and Local Action to name a few. Undoubtedly one to watch in the coming months.

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