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We are really excited to be collaborating with The Gate – the brilliant creative studio / label for adults with learning disabilities in west London. We are also inviting some of our favourite collectives and labels here in Brighton onto the lineup: Ceremonial Laptop, Safehouse & Chocolate Monk will all put forward one of their acts.Expect an awesome lineup of eclectic music for a special one off matinee show. From vocal loops and improv to future hip hop, EDM, tripped out funk and more. The Gate has already collaborated with many venues around the country including Cafe Oto and Supernormal Festival – we can’t wait for them to and do it here at The Rose Hill!
Listen to their latest Gate compilation release here to get a flavour: https://thegate54.bandcamp.com/album/welcome-2-the-gate-house
More acts TBA
info on confirmed acts below 🙂
Labake Sabbath x Wayne’s Drones
Labake Sabbath is a dynamic singer and spoken word artist who is also a lyrical free improviser. She writes music often with playful humour, sometimes about her lived experiences. This includes themes such as navigating public transport with limited mobility, memories of her friends who have passed on and celebrations of The Gate where she makes strong visual art as well as her music. Her live show incorporates this visual art and is as sincere and heartfelt as it is humorous. Her recent collaboration with Wayne from The Gate, who makes distinct drones on keys, brings in a frank and bewitching spoken word aspect to her work.
Wayne is a long-time member of 54 the Gate, who can play deep and mystifying drones for hours on the Gate’s freestanding keyboard. Lately he has moved over to the smaller Korg, which we can bring to gigs. His recent first-time collab with Labake Sabbath electrified Klein’s residency at OTO — so here the duo return, with more gigs and a release planned for the future… Listen on bandcamp
‘There are 17 songs on the debut album by Labake Sabbath, but despite this relative glut and its variable styles, it flies by with a keen balance of emotion and humour, personal and political.’ — Noel Gardner, The Quietus
Fault Thrower
James Parsons (drums) and Al Strachan (electronics and cornet) play music that leans on the fast and wild side of improv, with Al using all four limbs in a double whammy pedal set up to match his pitch-bent electronics and breathy cornet tones with James' highly expressive drumming.
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