An essential component of every French festival, Miss Ill is strangely under-exposed in the UK. With her fierce mix of electro and techno, Miss Ill pulls no punches - she is no surrender monkey, that's for sure. With her smooth mixing skills and contagious electro hooks, we guarantee plenty of high voltage dance floor action for this one. Sacre Bleu!
On Jamaican MC Terry Lynn 's beloved yet beleaguered island, dancehall is king. But this Kingston queen shines a light on her ghetto community of Waterhouse through an electro filter. On Lynn's astonishing debut album, Kingstonlogic 2.0, synth stabs build urgency, techno beats ricochet and achingly raw lyrics suck you in. But can you dance to it? God yes. Lynn's rhymes about the daily grind of survival are made to wind to. It seems it's set to blow up dancefloors the world over.
When My Tiger My Timing played for the first time at Cargo we immediately fell in love with their music. Their tunes exude happiness and god taste in spades.
"My Tiger My Timing slowly mess with expectations, tinkering with the trappings of 21st century post-punk and altering bits of their sound here and there with such a deft hand that it's barely noticeable. But it makes all the difference" - Drowned In Sound
Coming direct with tons of dance floor weaponry, Bok Bok & Namara keep on climbing at great pace up the ladder of the London dance scene. With a number of self-produced tunes and bags of upfront dance monsters, these kids are sure to deliver. Every time.
Mememe caught our attention with a wicked mix for Palms Out Sounds. Check it here. And then imagine that played on a Turbo Sound soundsystem. Scary!
Warming procedures, Count Chocula, former spinster for hip hop outfit ASM will be diggin deep into his crates to put everyone in the right mood.
LIVE: MY TIGER MY TIMING + TERRY LYNN
DJS: MISS ILL + BOK BOK & MANARA +MEMEME + COUNT CHOCULA
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