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SUMMARY:Badger: Joshua Brooks Manchester
LOCATION:Joshua Brooks
DESCRIPTION:Badger takes over the basement at Joshua Brooks for a night bui
 lt on the bass-heavy\, rule-bending take on UK garage that has made him on
 e of the most in-demand names in the genre. Real name Alex Goodger-Marsh\,
  the Brighton producer has spent the last few years turning playful edits 
 and weighty two-step into one of the quickest rises British dance music ha
 s seen. That rise ran straight through the internet. His UK garage flip of
  the Vengaboys' "We Like To Party!" caught fire\, and his edit of Natasha 
 Bedingfield's "These Words" went further still\, reaching the UK Top 40 an
 d earning a silver record after passing 100 million streams. AC Slater was
  the first to sign him\, putting his early edits out properly. There is su
 bstance under the viral moments. His debut EP "Let's 'Av It Right!" landed
  in 2025\, a run of club tools built from UK garage\, nineties house and b
 ass music\, while his latest single "Hear My Call" keeps things rolling. C
 ollaborations have run from AC Slater to Icona Pop\, and on stage he held 
 down Glastonbury's Shangri-La in 2025 with surprise pop-up appearances acr
 oss the weekend\, alongside Parklife and a debut North American tour off t
 he back of garage's surge in the States. Expect a working DJ at full tilt
 \, dropping unreleased dubs next to the records you already know. It is a 
 sound made for this room. The Joshua Brooks basement is low\, close and bu
 ilt from brick\, with a Void Acoustics rig that hits hardest exactly where
  Badger's music lives\, in the sub and the swing of a two-step groove. Und
 er the bricked arches the bassline weight and jungle rollers land the way 
 they should\, and the system has room to be pushed. With support from Matt
 ik.\n\nBoletos: https://www.fatsoma.com/e/yj1gzngw/badger-joshua-brooks-ma
 nchester
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