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Simple Things 2024 - Day Programme with Nadia Struiwigh, Jessica Winter, and more

Feb 24, 2024  ·  SWX, Bristol SWX, Bristol

Simple Things 2024 - Day Programme
Feb 24
Simple Things 2024 - Day Programme
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First British MC to win a Grammy, Flowdan is a trailblazer in British urban music. Born in East London, his career began with Pay As U Go and Roll Deep. Known for hits like ‘Skeng’ and ‘Rumble’ with Skrillex & Fred again…, his powerful performances have captivated audiences worldwide.
Formed as a bedroom project, Torus now includes Alfie Glass, Harry Quinn, and Jack Orr. Known for "zero-bullshit hard rock" with catchy hooks, their acclaim includes nods from Kerrang! and Classic Rock.
British songwriter Szmierek blends gritty romance in music, featuring tales from life and teaching career reflections. Known for his empathetic, story-rich songs, earning critical acclaim.
L’Rain, led by Brooklyn's Taja Cheek, blurs band vs. individual lines. Known for the album "Fatigue" and distinct style mixing sensual, terrifying elements. Collaborates with 20+ musicians including Andrew Lappin, Ben Chapoteau-Katz.
Max Cooper, an audio-visual artist with a PhD, blends electronic music with science. Known for emotional, immersive experiences, he's worked with Zaha Hadid Architects and produced music for a video featuring Greta Thunberg. First techno artist at the Acropolis.
Warmduscher, formed from Fat White Family & Paranoid London members, remixes classic genres into unique, acclaimed chaos, celebrated for their mischievous yet extraordinary music style.
The Bug Club, formed in 2016 in Caldicot, blends everyday tales with humor and riff-heavy rock. Known for hits like 'We Don’t Need Room For Lovin’' and album 'Green Dream in F#'. Supported by BBC 6 Music, they're signed with Bingo Records.
Gurriers, born from Dublin's vibe, burst onto the scene with "Come and See." Known for exploring themes like disenfranchisement and modern chaos through songs like “Des Goblin” and “Dipping Out.”
DITZ, formed in 2015 in Brighton, debuted with "The Great Regression." Known for tracks like "Gayboy" & covers like "Fuck the Pain Away." Their album, celebrated for exploring themes of insecurity & gender, sold out its special vinyl in 24hrs and was mastered by Kate Tavini.

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