Sound Salad ft. Nikki Lucas, DoughBoy, Oliver Prince b2b Sano, Noise Section

For the first time in years, Sound Salad is well due and psyched to be putting on our own night. We have a most wicked lineup featuring some of the best underground live music and vinyl selectors to be found for this evening, all to be brought to your ears through the Wheke Sound rig.

The evening will be starting fairly early for anyone feeling like having kai together along to the sound selections of Nikki Lucas. There'll be some big pots of kai provided, with encouragement to bring a plate along to share if you're willing and able. .

TIMES
18:00 - Doors, shared kai

18:30 - Nikki Lucas - vinyl

20:15 - Noise Section - live

21:30 - Sound Salad, live set (Dub / Jazz / Rock)

23:15 - Sano b2b Oliver Prince - vinyl

01:00 - DoughBoy - vinyl

TICKETS

$20 subsidised, $25 standard, $30 supporter. $30 on the door.

There will be space off the dance floor to kick back, with arty stuffs. The bar will be open. Be responsible and kind, any discrimination or creepy behaviour will not be tolerated.

Much love whanau, ya'll know what to do xox

ARTISTS

Nikki Lucas

I am dancer, underground sonic selector, audiophile, music telling, promoter, radio host and activist. Selecting revolutionary freedom sounds that reaches beyond borders, jazz, soul, dub, reggae, Afro, funk, gwoka, deep house, techno, disco, outer national gems and obscure grooves... where music crosses time and space, joining the dots as Music brings us together (Precious Hall Sound System).

Noise Section

Noise Section is a genre-blending trio that performs an eclectic mix of fully improvised music. Their unique style is rooted in the sounds of Jazz, Dub, Jungle, and Dilla-influenced beats. With drums, bass, and keys, Noise Section crafts a tight rhythm section that places a strong emphasis on groove and feel, utilising dub mixing techniques to create spacey sounds and atmospheric soundscapes.

Sound Salad

Forged and brought to fruition in Mangaroa Valley, from the depths of Upper Hutt two brothers have found inspiration in Ōtautahi to create the most delicious of sonic waves for your ear holes, alongside the most groovy saxophonist, Felix Harrison, flying the banner of Sound Salad. Through a host of protest songs and dance floor grooves expect dub bass lines and rhythms, melty guitar licks, lush keys and a comfort in the unknown with these genre bending bros.

Sano b2b Oliver Prince

Dubstep.

DoughBoy

The doughboy is mixed and shaped before being baked or boiled, typically dropped into a steaming pot of boil up. DoughBoy serves up a fine selection of swampy, dark, dreamlike tunes with generous layers of sub-bass, drawing one to the shadowy depths of the dance floor.