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Saturday 2nd November 8pm-12.30pm
Echo Juliet
Sam Judd
Neon Pumps
DJ Robbie Duncan
An intimate evening of live electronic music
Strictly 18+
Tickets:
Advance: £10
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Echo Juliet
‘A future legend’ - Jamz Supernova
‘Deeply atmospheric…deeply original’ - Clash
‘A genuine star in the making’ - Electronic Sound
‘Deep house cuts, garage stompers and jazz. Floating Points fans take note’ - Inverted Audio
Echo Juliet is a classically trained musician who fell for the allure of electronic music. Now a DJ and producer, she uses her first love of percussion as the defining element of her sound. Receiving comparisons to Four Tet and Bonobo, her productions show influences from deep house, classical music and jazz.
The colourful take on electronica from her debut EP Abandon Reality has attracted the support of BBC 6Music and NTS tastemakers including Tom Ravenscroft, Steve Lamacq, Cerys Matthews and Gideon Coe. 2024 has seen a remix from Gold Panda, and the support of Help Musicians & DJ Mag’s new Electronic Award.
Echo Juliet has a unique live set-up using a midi vibraphone, Ableton and drum pads which has seen her warming up for the likes of Anchorsong and DMX Krew and playing Corsica Studios. Her DJ sets are a journey through deep, percussive, organic and soulful sounds, opening for Bradley Zero, DJ Paulette, Nightmares on Wax, Emma-Jean Thackray, The Orb and more.
Committed to creating a more inclusive music scene, she founded Invisible IDs to spotlight music by women and gender minority producers, runs Future Proof for Bradley Zero’s Rhythm Section label, teaches music production to women and non-binary students for Saffron and is a Director of Selextorhood.
Sam Judd
“Music to gently ‘tap your mind to’” - a visitor at his Temple Music EP Launch
“For fans of Bonobo” - James Threlfall
Combining broadly-informed dance music with dreamy mimetic soundscapes and evocative composition, UK-based up and comer Sam Judd draws from a library of sounds collected on travels all over the world, producing a musical experience that’s just as deeply sentimental as it is made for the dancefloor.
Aged 24, Sam Judd’s musical journey so far has been unusually broad and eclectic, featuring teenage forays into Indian classical music, jazz improv, heavy steppas dub DJ sets and producing pop records featured on BBC 6 Music - this eclecticism perhaps mirrored in a lifelong passion for travel.
In 2023, he popped up with two singles, having returned from SE Asia with a large folder full of field recordings collected in temples and rainforests. A few months later, his debut EP ‘Temple Music’ was released, featuring 5 rhythmic tracks likened to early Four Tet & Bonobo, interlaced with clippings from the recordings he collected. His second EP ‘Long Ride Home’ will be released 15th November.
Since his appearance last year, Sam Judd has been a regular fixture and guest mix artist on James Threlfall’s BBC Introducing show, and a feature on the line-up for Wanderfal, Jazz Stroud and a host of other events in the southwest.
Neon Pumps
DJ Robbie Duncan