The Diaspora Collective opens a path to the underground, revealing an event beneath the Sydney metropolis. Our resident DJs are cooking up a night of electrifying madness in a groovy basement space just a 10-minute walk from Central. Expect all the weight of Techno, Breaks, Jungle & Drum and Bass as we tear it up on March 16th.

Lineup:

8 - 9 JACKID

9 - 10 Bella Bella

10 - 11:30 Davinji

11:30 - 1 Odyssey

1 - 2 Noss

JACKID

Emerging DJ and founder of 'Ritmo Collective', JACKID crafts a dynamic musical journey, seamlessly blending dubby grooves, electro, and bass. His evolving style reflects a passion for diverse sounds and a commitment to pushing boundaries.

Bella Bella

Eora DJ, Bella Bella is making moves in the local underground community, where she herself partied for years. Her sets nod to the bassline of Garage, Dub, House and Electro while channeling the fundamentals of Breakbeat, Hardcore and Jungle. Bella curates a heaving rotation of selections, bringing what she felt the scene was missing. Allow her the privilege to take you on a rude journey.

Davinji

Fusing the complexity of intricate breaks, twisted nature of bunker techno and euphoric synths of emotional dance music, 'Diaspora Collective' co-founder Davinji creates an eclectic, introspective experience for his listeners. His style incorporates soulful vocal loops and bass-centric percussion to establish atmospheric presence, taking the Sydney/Eora electronic scene on a journey into the unknown.

Odyssey

Odyssey is a fresh duo emerging amidst the rising Jungle and DnB scene in Sydney/Eora. Their eclectic, high-energy sets explore the seas of sound with a boat built on breaks. Prepare to be immersed in a selection of far-flung soundscapes, and taken on a journey to places both familiar and unknown

Noss

Our resident trance and hard techno selecta, Noss, will showcase his expertise in hard-hitting kicks and high-octane tempo. As a long-time purveyor of house and techno, DJ Noss has refined his sound and style to suit any environment. Ready yourself for a filthy closing set that you might well wish never ends.

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