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Father Funk is on a mission to reinvent funk for the bass generation. His genre-bending, boundary-breaking style fuses the soul of live music with the power of modern bass, taking him from underground bootlegs to festival main stages across the globe. With his self-produced, self-released album Funk The System on the horizon, he’s proving you don’t need a label or a formula to make music that truly moves people.

‘An ​anarchic pack of revolutionary musicians and performers driven by bass, drums and pure insanity.’

Contact: slamboreemusic@gmail.com
Bookings: slamboreebookings@gmail.com

Charlie is a spoken word and rap artist known for combining literary influences with a pulsing, characterised delivery. Described by Annexe Magazine as ' a unique brand of poetic wizardry', on the spoken word circuit and at festivals such as Latitude, Secret Garden Party and Soundwave, he has supported the likes of Scroobius Pip and Kate Tempest, and is a four-time Hammer and Tongue national slam finalist. 

Trained as an actor, Charlie brings a uniquely theatrical and character-driven edge to the craft of spoken word. His first full-length rap-theatre show, 'The Stories of Shakey P' gave Shakespeare stories a riveting contemporary slant by re-imagining the Bard as a playground battle rapper. Commissioned in part by the RSC as a celebration of the outgoing artistic director, Michael Boyd, it debuted at the Edinburgh Festival 2012 to immense acclaim, hailed as ‘the best English lesson you never had!’ by The Scotsman. Since then it has toured festivals and schools, and has had London showings at the Arcola, the Roundhouse, the Tristan Bates Theatre, Trafalgar Transformed as a TrafExtra event, and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon.

In 2014, his second live theatre show, 'Philosorappers’, re-told the entire history of Philosophy via a kinetic mish-mash of rap, comedy and solo performance, and  in 2016 he won the Rising Star award at the Let's All Be Free Film Festival for his Arts Council-funded short film, 'Faustus: Remixed'.

His satirical comedy, 'Macblair', about the rise and fall of Tony Blair, premiered in 2017 to sell-out houses and rave reviews. 

He is currently working on the sequel, 'Boris Rex' which will premiere at the Brighton Fringe 2019.

info@adamskiofficial.com

Often referred to as "Rave Culture's first pop star", it was in the summer of 1988 that the artist ADAMSKI was born.

The following year Adamski quickly catapulted into the upper echelons of the nascent rave scene. Within a few weeks Adamski was playing to 1000s of people at all the key seminal illegal rave parties and became the resident musician at Ibiza’s hugely influential Amnesia nightclub and soon after released squiggly acid piano shuffler ‘N-R-G’. ,performed on Top Of The Pops, released ‘LIVEANDIRECT’ - an album cobbled together of various live recordings from raves. A then unknown Seal snuck a demo tape to Adamski and was offered the instrumental of what turned out to be ‘Killer’, reaching #1 in the UK, and top of the club charts across Europe & the U.S.

Throughout the late 90s Tinley shifted focus to his DJ career. He soon adopted a new moniker, Adam Sky, touring Europe, South America and Asia and making the odd UK appearance.

Besides Tinley's other projects, 3STEP and SONNY E., producer and DJ ADAMSKI of course still brings you bastardized and uniquely mixed club classics from the origins of the rave era through today and beyond....

Producer, musician, DJ. www.soundcloud.com/jamirko :: www.instagram.com/jamirko

Resident DJ at Morning Glory and regular DJ at Supatronix and the Suck My Rock Pirate Ship sound system. Plays energising ghetto funk, hip-hop and party breaks.

charliechucklesdj@gmail.com

He is a regular on the UK festival circuit having played at Secret Garden Party, Boomtown, Lovebox, Playgroup and the Nowhere festival in Spain. 

His sets are filled with an energising and dancefloor-friendly blend of Ghetto Funk, Electro, Breaks, Drum n Bass with occasional squirts of filthy Bass.

His music is uplifting and energetic and gives you a sense of fun and abandon. He can read a room well and always finds the funk that gets gets people jumping off the walls. Frankly, it’s music to lose your shit to.  

He has been DJing for 10 years - previously he was resident DJ at funk and hip-hop night Delicatessen in Leamington, UK with DJ Rob Smith from 2004 - 2007 and he presented the Deli Radio Show on Raw FM and ran A Finger of Funk, a pure funk night.

In London he was part of the Fabulous Las Vegas night in Shoreditch with DJ Hoop and he ran Funk In My Space in Brixton from 2008 - 2010 with Jimmy Clanfield, whom he met playing the violin in a rebellious youth orchestra.
Charlie's blog: http://www.charliechucklesdj.com/

The Correspondents's Upcoming Gigs
Sun 31 Dec, 17 
Colston Hall, Bristol, United Kingdom
Sun 31 Dec, 17 
Hootananny, Brixton, London, United Kingdom

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The Correspondents consist of singer Mr Bruce and producer Chucks. Both growing up in South London, they formed in 2007 and within two years had taken their hi-octane genre-blending dance music from house parties to festival main stages. 

The show that quickly established the duo as one of the best live acts in the UK (The Telegraph's top 10 Highlights of Glastonbury in two consecutive years) has the monochrome clad Mr Bruce singing with force, scatting at speed and dancing like his life depends on it while Chucks takes the audience on a journey through a multitude of genres from jazz and blues to the nether regions of electro and drum’n’bass. 

Their music releases are just as varied in style and influence. Steve Lamaq says of their 2014 album Puppet Loosely Strung that "Every time I think I've deduced what they sound like they start sounding like something different". 2016 will see a flurry of new releases in the build up to their next album with the same smorgasbord of dancefloor friendly musical treats.

Aside from the music itself The Correspondents have become renowned for their videos that are consistently unique in aesthetic and pioneering in technique. The band are renound for making videos created by in-camera, hand made and analogue processes. These range from meticulously hand drawn animations by Mr Bruce himself or collaborations with Naren Wilks who invented a 'composite camera' technique to describe a space in which synchronised multiples exist in a rotationally symmetric, kaleidoscopic dimension! It won them a UK Music Video Award and Best Production at The Berlin Music Video Awards. 

Recent developments have seen the duo expanding their live show to a include a full band with drummer, bassist and organist. And they have teamed up once again with director Naren Wilks to produce a mind-blowing composite camera audio-visual show. 





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