Revolution

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'underground legend'

'Spearheading the London Afro House scene' - Arise Magazine 2008


Artist

 Weapons(of mass Belief), Radioclit, Joburg Project, The Very Best

'deftly mixing'- Sunday Times 2006

'Eclectic' - Time Out London 2007

'Spearheading the London Afro dance scene' - Arise Magazine 2008

'Spin Maestro' - Destiny Magazine 2012
 

From opening for Miriam Makeba, The Editors, Skindred, Jamming With Damon Albarn,Rachid Taha to playing alongside Jamie XX, Carl Craig. Moloko, Mathew Herbert, Flying Lotus, Mo laudi has come a long way from Polokwane, South Africa

 Past Festivals:
Fuji Rock(Japan) 
Glastonbury(United Kingdom) 
SXSW (United States of America) 
Laneways(Australia)
Martizik Electropical (Matinique)
Pitchfork (United states)
Stop Making Sense (Croatia)
Dissonanze 9 (italy)
Melt (Germany)
Les Plages Electroniques (france)
Nuits Sonores (france)
Electricity (France)
Lake of Stars (Malawi)
Sakifo (Reunion Island)
Big Chill (United Kingdom)
Roskilde (Denmark)
Perth Festival (Australia)
Rockness (Scotland)
Sasquatch (United States)
Gurtern (Switerland)
Rise (United Kingdom)
Milhoes de festa(Portugal)
Rise(united Kingdom)
Paleo(Switzerland)
Dour  (Belgium)
Big Green Gathering(United Kingdon)
Cultures of the World(Abu Dhabi)
Norient(Switzerland)
Panorama(France)

Multi-disciplinary artist, composer and producer, Mo Laudi’s work questions race, mobility, erasure, post-colonial ideologies. It connects with spirituality, African knowledge systems, Afro-Futurism to form new ways to understand the multiplicities of cultures. Recent experimentations have led him to develop a new visual language in paintings, collages, videos and ceramics. 
He proposes new perspectives in the field of sound installations. Informed by his South African roots, he is renowned for his key contributions to Afro-Electronic music from a London base during the first decade of the millennium and, since then, from Paris. Mo Laudi experiments with sound as material. He creates sonic landscapes, mixing vocals, textures and rhythms with his core knowledge and experience of art, fashion, dance, design and music as sociopolitical critique of society.

Revolution

MO LAUDI