Irregular Fit would like to acknowledge that this event takes place on stolen land. We acknowledge and pay our respect to the Traditional Owners of the Land , the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, and their Elders past and present. We extend that respect to any First Nations people who attend our shows.

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Three years after our initial DJ masterclass and show, legendary DJ + Producer TYGAPAW is back on Gadigal land for one night only with a music production Q & A masterclass guided by YOUR questions on making electronic music, sound design and more!

Tygapaw will be deconstructing elements of their creative process produced in Ableton Live. You can download Ableton Live 11 Suite 90- day free trial here. Ableton Certified Trainer Josh Panakera Molony will also be on hand to answer any Ableton specific questions!

Everyone is welcome but priority is given to BIPOC/QTIPOC folk x Workshop is $5 -$10 contribution, no one turned away from lack of funds!

Register for the workshop/send your burning production questions to irregularfitaus@gmail.com by 5pm Thursday 16th June 2022

Tickets (for the show only) start from $15 , available on pre sale or on the door

TYGAPAW (NY/JA)

https://soundcloud.com/tygapaw

Dion Mckenzie known as TYGAPAW, is a one-person army on a mission to highlight inclusivity and displacement through sound. Originally from Mandeville, Jamaica, and based in Brooklyn, New York, TYGAPAW is a polymathic artist injecting their Jamaican heritage into techno. Operating at the intersections of their musical and cultural roots, TYGAPAW infuses the raw energy of dancehall with their signature emotional club sound. The self-taught producer founded monthly club nights Shottas, No Badmind and Fake Accent, creating platforms and spaces for QTIPOC. Fake Accent also functions as TYGAPAW's own imprint, which aims to platform and centre black electronic music artists.

Supported by:

AQUENTA

https://soundcloud.com/user-845430778/wavey-ting-fbi-brunch-mix

Aquenta is a crip DJ living and playing in Eora. Her sound is a genre-bending mix of afro-diasporic vibes and other surprises thrown in for good measure. Aquenta always draws on her Afro-Caribbean heritage when crafting her sets, and then spices things up by adding her other favourite flavours. Expect dancehall, grime, global club, ballroom edits and everything in between. The result has been described perfectly by her bro as akin to a Warhead lolly: sometimes sweet, sometimes sour, intense and not easily forgotten.

AYEBATONYE

https://soundcloud.com/ayebatonyedjs/strawberry-fields-2022

Ayebatonye began DJing in 2011 after being drawn in by the allure of creating new sounds through mixing tracks together. In the last ten years she’s cultivated her own unique sound and is best known for her bold and eclectic sonic stylings. Not one to stick to any genre, Ayebatonye’s entrancing sets blend together an array of global electronic sounds rich with afro rhythms, deep percussive drum beats, house, techno, jersey club and more

CRESCENDOLL

https://soundcloud.com/xxx088/the-midday-mix-crescendoll-jan-21

crescendoll is a Gamilaraay woman and DJ, known for flirting with everything from juke, jersey, footwork, hard drum, UK bass, garage and acid. She has swiftly become a staple of the east coast club scene since her start in FBi Radio’s Dance Class program in 2020 gracing the stages of Pitch Music & Arts 2022, Duke St Block Party and was invited by DJ Pgz to partake in Sub Club 8th Bday.

IRREGULAR FIT events centre Bla©k folk, womxn, trans and non binary folk of colour, LGBTQIA+, POC and all the intersections within those first and foremost with a zero tolerance for discriminatory or predatory behavior. Allies/Accomplices are welcome, however please remain conscious of taking up space and the privilege you hold.

Tickets are priced on a sliding scale to prioritise the afore mentioned identities. If you are an ally we ask you pay $25 to support creating space for the most marginalised members of our respective communities. Entry is free for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Folk, no one turned away for lack of funds.

Access: The Red Rattler Theatre is a wheelchair accessible venue, no strobes or hazers will be in use. If any further access related questions please contact irregularfitaus@gmail.com