A clubnight on Friday 24th February. The event starts at 18:00.
Venue: Paradise Garden, 213 City Road, CF24 3JD, Cardiff
Time: 6pm-1am
Entry: Free entry B4 9pm, £3 after
To mark the upcoming release of her 'Believe In It' Remix EP, Rosie From The Block will be back in the UK as part of a UK mini tour on the 24th February for an extended DJ set at Paradise Garden in Cardiff. Joining Rosie on the decks in support will be Phuture Shock label boss J. Hartley
>>>About Rosie From The Block<<<
Based in between her native Brussels and London, Roselien conceived the "Rosie From The Block" side project in late 2021 as a means to explore a more groove-orientated path aimed at the dancefloor. Taking major inspiration from broken beat - the West London-born genre that she was first exposed to whilst residing in the city, pre-pandemic – the artist released her first EP under the new moniker in 2022 via Belgian imprint Vice City, shortly followed by the 'Believe In It' EP on Bristol label Phuture Shock Musik.
Over the last few years, Rosie has caught the attention of big names worldwide such as Lefto, Erica McKoy and Reggie Watts, as well as broken beat legend Kaidi Tatham, who remixed her 2018 single 'Loving'. As a live contemporary soul act, she has also supported shows for world-renowned artists such Gregory Porter, Meshell Ndegeocello and Bilal.
More recently, Rosie has made waves as a DJ, with her debut sets in the UK in 2022 going down very well with the crowds of Bristol, Brighton and London.
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>>>About Phuture Shock Musik<<<
Founded in 2010, Bristol based record label Phuture Shock Musik is known for its eclectic range of forward-thinking sounds from house to broken beat, bass and beyond. The label has released music by an array of stellar talent from across the globe including Trinidadian Deep, Sean McCabe, Nubian Mindz, Karmasound, Jenifa Mayanja, Sentinel 793, DJ Bowlcut, and many others. Not to mention wide-ranging remixes by the likes of Marc Mac, Scratcha DVA, ROMderful and Peaking Lights.
Entry requirements:
Time: 6pm-1am
Entry: Free entry B4 9pm, £3 after
To mark the upcoming release of her 'Believe In It' Remix EP, Rosie From The Block will be back in the UK as part of a UK mini tour on the 24th February for an extended DJ set at Paradise Garden in Cardiff. Joining Rosie on the decks in support will be Phuture Shock label boss J. Hartley
>>>About Rosie From The Block<<<
Based in between her native Brussels and London, Roselien conceived the "Rosie From The Block" side project in late 2021 as a means to explore a more groove-orientated path aimed at the dancefloor. Taking major inspiration from broken beat - the West London-born genre that she was first exposed to whilst residing in the city, pre-pandemic – the artist released her first EP under the new moniker in 2022 via Belgian imprint Vice City, shortly followed by the 'Believe In It' EP on Bristol label Phuture Shock Musik.
Over the last few years, Rosie has caught the attention of big names worldwide such as Lefto, Erica McKoy and Reggie Watts, as well as broken beat legend Kaidi Tatham, who remixed her 2018 single 'Loving'. As a live contemporary soul act, she has also supported shows for world-renowned artists such Gregory Porter, Meshell Ndegeocello and Bilal.
More recently, Rosie has made waves as a DJ, with her debut sets in the UK in 2022 going down very well with the crowds of Bristol, Brighton and London.
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>>>About Phuture Shock Musik<<<
Founded in 2010, Bristol based record label Phuture Shock Musik is known for its eclectic range of forward-thinking sounds from house to broken beat, bass and beyond. The label has released music by an array of stellar talent from across the globe including Trinidadian Deep, Sean McCabe, Nubian Mindz, Karmasound, Jenifa Mayanja, Sentinel 793, DJ Bowlcut, and many others. Not to mention wide-ranging remixes by the likes of Marc Mac, Scratcha DVA, ROMderful and Peaking Lights.
Entry requirements:
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