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"Huge Bristol debut for Toumba - the Jordanian bass scientist seamlessly fusing folkloric sounds of the Arab Peninsula with the most forward of UK club. Think twisting, writhing polyrhythms and electro chaabi melodies grafted onto your favourite UKF/kuduro hybrids. With an EP on Hessle about to drop, Toumba’s hot ‘I heard it in the club first’ property FFO Azu Tiwaline, Timedance, Príncipe, DJ Plead."
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A clubnight held at The Croft on Tuesday 13th December. The event starts at 23:00.
Amity w/ Toumba, Alya L, Cam(alot)
Hailing from Amman, Jordan, with a packed calendar of sets past and present, Amity are excited to welcome Toumba to Bristol for the first time.
Toumba has been making a serious impression on the European scene with a string of left-leaning, low-end heavy club sounds. The DJ, producer and sound designer integrates elements from Jordanian and Levantine folk music into his cuts, something that has landed very well in the UK. Check 'Rosefinch' on Hypnic Jerks for a taster.
Besides the productions, some seriously weighty mixes have breaches through the noise, including a mind-blowing Untitled 909 mix that earned RA Mix of The Day.
As always, not one to be missed.
Support coming from local favourite, PTS resident and Amity favourite, Alya L. With Amity resident pasty-pusher and selecta Cam(alot) on warm up duties.
Crofters
11-3am
£4 / £6 / £8
Amity aim to create a safe space for all dancers, any creepy behaviour will not be tolerated and you will be removed from the venue.
Entry requirements:
Hailing from Amman, Jordan, with a packed calendar of sets past and present, Amity are excited to welcome Toumba to Bristol for the first time.
Toumba has been making a serious impression on the European scene with a string of left-leaning, low-end heavy club sounds. The DJ, producer and sound designer integrates elements from Jordanian and Levantine folk music into his cuts, something that has landed very well in the UK. Check 'Rosefinch' on Hypnic Jerks for a taster.
Besides the productions, some seriously weighty mixes have breaches through the noise, including a mind-blowing Untitled 909 mix that earned RA Mix of The Day.
As always, not one to be missed.
Support coming from local favourite, PTS resident and Amity favourite, Alya L. With Amity resident pasty-pusher and selecta Cam(alot) on warm up duties.
Crofters
11-3am
£4 / £6 / £8
Amity aim to create a safe space for all dancers, any creepy behaviour will not be tolerated and you will be removed from the venue.
Entry requirements:
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