This was a guest mix I recorded for the See No Evil show on SWU.FM (Bristol's Rinse FM). This is the full 60 min version featuring a cultural bend and blend of Amapiano, Afrohouse, and Afrodesi (amapiano basslines meets bollywood vocals)... hence the name From South Asia to South Africa, With Love.

Enjoy x

From South Asia to South Africa, with love

inda Flo is a disc jockey and radio host pulling up on the underground club scene to bend and blend cultural sounds in her stomping ground of Global Bass, Percussive Club, Afrodesi, Bailé Funk, UK Funky, Soca, Ethno-Techno, and World music.

inda Flo's sets guarantee a nonstop high and bouncy energy that reach across waters and beyond borders of Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the diasporic world. Expect to move and sweat to heavy basslines and absolute bangers as she travels the world with you at the speed of sound.

Flooding the scene with her Flo, inda has played for radio stations including NTS, Soho, and Balamii, with residencies on Voices and Vandelay; she has played in venues including Studio 9294, Brixton Jamm, The Jago, Gillett Square, Dalston Den, and Unit 58; and she’s graced the mighty Skulloon stage at the Secret Garden Party festival - all this in her first year of dj-ing and she's only just getting started. She's also the babymama of her new night Hold The Door which gathers global bassfaces in underground space, sound, and culture. Still young, wild, and free, Hold The Door is slowly building a portfolio of resident djs, radio takeovers, and underground club nights to keep its partyline ravers fed and watered with worldwide vibes.

Making her 15 year-long dream come true, inda Flo learnt the art of dj-ing on the Mix Nights platform for women and gender minority artists, run by Saffron Records. She continues her sonic learning journey with mastering the craft of vinyl-selectin’ with the Selextorhood collective  and getting in the know of soundsystem culture and management with Felt Soundsystem. She’s also part of the Deep Web do collective and is on the team at Faded Society Events.  When it comes to learning, dreaming, and co-creating - the world is truly her oyster.

Derived from her Nigerian-Yoruba names, her alias 'inda Flo' means: 'flowing fully and freely' and it is in this abun-dance that she invites you to come flow and get free.