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Field Day with Girls Don't Sync, Midland, and more

May 24, 2025 at 12:00  ·  Brockwell Park, London Brockwell Park, London

Field Day
May 24
Field Day
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Girls Don’t Sync (Gaia Ahuja/G33, Hannah Lynch, Sophia Ryalls/Sophia Violet, Matty Chiabi) are a UK electronic DJ collective blending garage, house and bass with Black diaspora and South Asian samples. Won DJ Mag’s 2022 Breakthrough DJ award; released Come Thru and Gunshots.
Dripping Springs, Texas trio Midland make classic-leaning country with thick harmonies and steel guitar. They’re GRAMMY-nominated, best known for 5X PLATINUM No. 1 “Drinkin’ Problem,” plus PLATINUM “Burn Out” and albums On The Rocks and Let It Roll.
Australian DJ and producer Mall Grab, born Jordon Alexander in Newcastle, crafts an energetic electronic sound blending house, techno, lo-fi, UK garage, and grime. Known for his dynamic sets, he released his debut album "What I Breathe" and popular tracks like "Liverpool Street In The Rain" and "iluv." He has collaborated with artists such as Turnstile.
Berlin-born DJ and electronic music pioneer, Dixon evolved a visionary sound and co-runs renowned label Innervisions with Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Rädle of Âme. He topped Resident Advisor’s Top DJs Poll for four consecutive years.
Peggy Gou is a South Korean-born DJ, producer, and songwriter based in Berlin, known for energetic techno/house/electro sets. She broke through in 2016 and went mainstream with viral 2023 hit “(It Goes Like) Nanana”; debut album I Hear You arrived in 2024.
Berlin duo Modeselektor, Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary, emerged in the early 90s, crafting boundary-pushing electronic music. Their genre-defying sound blends techno, electro, hip-hop, and IDM, known for powerful bass and energetic live shows. Notable albums include "Monkeytown," "Who Else," and "Classics Vol. 1." They have collaborated with Thom Yorke and Apparat (as Moderat), earning a Beatport Award and IMPALA Double Silver.
Folamour is a Lyon-based artist trained on drums, bass, guitar and percussion. He’s worked with Lyon’s National Orchestra and blends classic house, funk and disco. Albums include Umami (2017) and Ordinary Drugs (2019); runs FHUO Records.
British Columbia-born, London-based DJ and Grammy-nominated producer Jayda G also works as a biologist, podcast host, and documentarian. Known for socially aware, emotionally rich dance music, she released the piano house anthem “The Shiver.”
Paul Woolford, born in the UK, is known for his alias Special Request. His music blends breakbeat techno, drum'n'bass, and underground dance influences. His acclaimed debut, "Soul Music," was released in 2013, followed by cinematic "Belief System" in 2017 and intense "Vortex" in 2019. He's collaborated with Kassem Mosse, Tim Reaper, and remixed for Lana Del Rey. Noted for DJ range, he mixed 2021's DJ-Kicks.
Fatima Yamaha, led by a mysterious figure, rose to fame with hits like "What's A Girl To Do?" and “Araya.” Known for refined house and synth mastery, his live shows captivate audiences.

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