Abercrombie Pres. Ciel [Canada]

Tangela, mama of fbi radio Dance Class, club less, dstreet and Oomycota announces her new FLINTA* party series softcrush, a space for weighty subs and squelchy textures, soft edges and a little bit of bite.

Firmly grounded in local community, Tangela has been curating events and hosting radio in Eora for over seven years with a strong focus on championing diverse voices through her events and FLINTA* mentorship programs. softcrush is a much needed space for the fem bass baddies to shine.

CIEL [Canada]
Xi’an-born and Toronto-based, Ciel is renowned as one of electronic music’s most innovative artists. Her acclaimed discography spans solo and collaborative releases on respected labels including !K7, NAFF and Peach Discs, as well as her 2023 debut LP Homesick, which she toured live internationally in 2024. Celebrated for her adventurous and versatile DJing style, Ciel has performed at renowned venues including fabric, Robert Johnson, Smartbar, Berghain’s Panorama Bar and Nowadays, alongside festivals such as Draaimolen, Dimensions and MUTEK. She is also an outspoken advocate for equity and social justice in electronic music, values that are deeply embedded in her work as a producer, DJ, label boss of Parallel Minds and radio host on Rinse FM.

TANGELA
Tangela’s style of aural storytelling is as distinct as it is varied. She guides the listener through deep, subby, subterranean worlds, encouraging listeners to float up through spacious, textural soundscapes full of unexpected turns, all with a nimble and playful touch. You’ll find yourself wondering how it is you got here from where you began.

Seohbn
Seohbin was raised at the intersections of community radio (by way of fbi.radio) and the broader underground club sounds between Seoul and Sydney. Broadly interested in drum beats and percussion, they seek to blend non-Western bass rhythms from traditional instruments with the electronic details found in dubstep, house, dnb, and jungle.Her genres span across the world though always find their way back home to Korea.

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We pay our respects to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, and acknowledge their custodianship of these lands and waters; their culture and language; and their elders - past, present and emerging. We invite Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people in our community to this event, if they wish to come free of charge. There are an allocated amount of tickets so please email [email protected] for enquiries.

Minimum age: 18+