Clique is a clubnight and remix crew from Manchester. Club Clique ran for seven years at Joshua Brooks, Mint Lounge and Deaf Institute, bringing in record crowds to each venue. We were voted the best DJs in Manchester by the Manchester Evening News, twice.

Since then we've DJd at multiple venues across Manchester, from underground bars to the city's biggest nightclubs. We've provided DJ support for Nile Rodgers & Chic as well as performed the opening set at Creamfields festival, plus played high profile sets at other great UK festivals such as Kendal Calling, Festival #6 and more.

As remixers, we added John Tatlock into the mix and produced a series of hugely successful remixes for acts like Lana Del Rey, La Roux, Saint Etienne, Bombay Bicycle Club and more. Our music has three million downloads to date, and has been featured on Pitchfork, Gawker and many other major publications. Our tracks have been used on TV adverts, become radio hits across South America, and much more. 

Llive guest DJs at our club events have included: LCD Soundsystem, Florence & The Machine, Aeroplane, Foals, Hot Chip and more. 

We're experts at DJing everything from laid-back bar sets to big-room party events. If you'd like to book us to play, please contact Ian at https://twitter.com/IanDJonesnet or Damien at https://www.instagram.com/sandamianoyeah/ xxx

Music is matter. We are Dynamic Africa. This is what we listen to. More mixes on MixCloud.

A not-for-profit organization based in Cape Town, South Africa, the Children’s Radio Foundation (CRF) gives young people the skills and tools to make their voices heard and to engage in dialogue about important community issues. Working in six African countries, CRF partners with local radio stations and community organizations to train youth as radio reporters and broadcasters. 

We see radio as a tool for talk—as a means of facilitating conversations outside of everyday interactions and providing a sounding board for local concerns and realities. Our radio training workshops set the stage for young people to share their experiences, to interview their peers and community members, and through regular radio broadcasts, to reach out to their community. CRF has over 1700 trained youth radio reporters in operation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Liberia, Ivory Coast, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zambia, working in schools, community centers, hospitals, and radio stations. 

I think it's better to dance rather than to march through life. love, yoko

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