LDS Est.2011 - From original Loft proto Disco to more esoteric Cosmic & Acid infused sounds.

Bookings: thelondondiscosociety@gmail.com

Presenter - DJ - Journo - Doc Maker - BBC Asian Net - BBC Radio 1 - BBC 6 Music - Father - Space Cadet & Secular Sufi

Live vocalist Bang Bang accompanies House & Techno DJ, Rupert Pugsley in a free-style performance that will capture your heart and blow your mind. 

Bookings - info@wegobangbang.com

multi medium music platform headed by @autumn-bpr 
𝕓𝕠𝕠𝕜𝕚𝕟𝕘𝕤: direct  
distribution: !K7 music
resident: swu x rinse fm
founded: 2013

My name is Le Boeuf.

Email: leboeufnow@gmail.com if you want me to push buttons at your wedding.

The English Disco Lovers movement aims to reclaim and redefine the much hated EDL-acronym. We humorously subvert the three letters, drawing on the positivity of the Disco music genre and the history of Disco as a haven for minorities. The movement attempts to tackle Islamophobia and racism in an engaging and unusual way, by spreading a message of equality through music.

We have counter-demonstrated against the English Defence League on multiple occasions. Dressed in afro wigs, sequinned tops and flares, we turn up the disco tunes and tell the English Defence League to, “Go! Walk out the door! Turn now, you’re not welcome anymore!” Our counter-demos have taken place in London, Brighton, Bristol, Manchester, Cambridge, Newcastle and more.

Since the group's inception we have amassed over 60,000 Facebook likes, 10,000 Twitter followers and Google-bombed the search term 'EDL'. We've performed at Glastonbury, Shambala, Kendal Calling and Playgroup Festivals - spreading our “Don't Hate! Gyrate!” message and also been shortlisted for the National Diversity Awards 2013. The English Disco Lovers have even been featured in a music video, which was nominated for the UK Music Video Awards and received support from Nile Rodgers! 

"The English Disco Lovers' deployment of wit and fun as weapons against belligerent xenophobia is a fine tribute to disco's subversive utopian vision." Dorian Lynskey, The Guardian


"Daft Punk and others may have made disco the sound of the summer, but this EDL are making the genre about more than just getting lucky." Oliver Keens, Time Out London

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