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United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase some of the city’s best local artists and venues to help raise money for local charities and to keep the city’s nightlife alive.

Week 8 welcomes a very special stream on Friday from one of Brighton’s most loved spaces, and an epic drum & bass session from The Volks straight into to your living room. The line up includes; Calyx & Teebee, Degs (dj set), Erb n Dub ft Eksman & Herbzie, Levela, Unglued.

On Saturday we head to Patterns for an eclectic line up presented by renowned record label and shop Mr Bongo. Kicking things off are Normanton Street, an unstoppable musical force combining elements of Jazz, Soul, R’n’B and Hip Hop, followed by some unique and diverse tunes from Dashia. Next up are indie-pop outfit RALPH TV, who Clash Magazine call “Slacker pop gems”, their unique blend of evocative modern pop pays homage to the stylish romantic pop acts of the 80s, the likes of Prefab Sprout, Orange Juice and Aztec Camera. Mr Bongo head honchos deliver a sublime infusion mix of Brazilian, Latin, Reggae, African and Jazz infused-music. Contemporary jazz newcomers Ebi Soda, an invigorating mix of bustling rhythms, powerful piano chords and earworm melodies with DJ Format wrapping things up with some infectious soulful hip-hop breaks and beats.

On Sunday Europe’s leading music college BIMM, presents an hour of lockdown performances along with original drama shorts by students from Brighton’s IC Theatre, followed by entertaining and hilarious singing impressions from comedienne Jess Robinson.

Week 8 Schedule

Friday 7th August: The Volks Drum & Bass Sessions
7pm: Calyx & Teebee – The Volks
8pm: Degs (dj set) – The Volks
9pm: Erb n Dub ft Eksman & Herbzie  – The Volks
10pm: Levela – The Volks
11pm: Unglued – The Volks

Saturday 8th August: Mr Bongo Presents
6:15pm: Normanton Street
7pm: Dashia   
8:15pm: RALPH TV
9pm: Mr Bongo
10pm: Ebi Soda
10:45pm: DJ Format

Sunday 9th August: 
7pm: BIMM Presents
8pm: Jess Robinson – Komedia

UWS Brighton continues to grow with over 850,000 views, showcasing Brighton’s talent to the world and reminding us of all the venues that are closed and we are missing during this time.

The music will continue over the coming weeks including more bands, so keep an eye out on the website social media pages for the upcoming line ups. Acts to look forward to include; Mystery Jets, Penelope Isles, Flyte, Bess Atwell, Electric Soft Parade, The Wytches, Egyptian Blue, LIME, Otzeki, Ebi Soda, Speelburg, CLT Drop, Skinny Milk, Wax Works, and many more!

A movement that started in Berlin during lockdown that has spread to over 74 cities around the world, United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase the music, culture and free-thinking rainbow infused spirit to viewers at home, whilst raising money to support the city’s nightlife, cultural organisations and charities.

The idea is for locals as well as people around the world to enjoy and experience Brighton’s music, art and culture through the website and social platforms. United We Stream Brighton is free, but with donations welcome, and all proceeds will go to support night-time economy businesses and cultural organisations across Brighton & Hove as well as contributing to the fight against homelessness and the vital work undertaken by the Grassroots charity and Audio Active.

Please donate what you can to raise money for Brighton’s nightlife, cultural organisations, charities and the fight against homelessness.  https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/brightonunitedwestream

Watch the live stream and find out more here:
Website: https://brighton.unitedwestream.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeStreamBrighton
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unitedwestreambrighton 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoE25NcYTmM

Contact:
Nikki McNeill | Global Publicity
nikki@globalpublicity.co.uk

We’re celebrating Brighton Weekend with special sets from Revenge and guest streams from UWS Australia, Asia, Georgia and Germany

United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase some of the city’s best local artists and venues to help raise money to keep the city’s nightlife alive.

On Thursday we link up with our friends United We Stream Asia to support a special stream. This weekend would have been Brighton Pride, where people from far and wide come to celebrate and unite for love. Although gay rights have globally become more liberal with more and more countries recognising same-sex marriage, homosexuality is still illegal in Malaysia, talks and events about gay rights are constantly dismissed. Every Pride, or whenever public conversation turns to the subject of homosexuality, Malaysians who are LGBT fear for their lives. That’s why we are supporting the LGBTQ community in Malaysia and fight for their rights, raising awareness and giving them visibility!

On Saturday to mark the Brighton Pride weekend we have a special takeover from Revenge with sets from Arthur Hutchinson B2B Bertie Clarke with your favourite pop anthems, house anthems with Dazwell, disco vibes on the roof terrace with Toby Lawrence and special drag performances from Daphne, Lydia L’Scabies, Rob From Finance, Tayris Mongardi.

Continuing the Pride theme on Sunday we welcome guest streams from UWS Australia, Asia, Georgia and Germany. UWS Sydney kick things off with the House of Mince. Over the last nine years, House of Mince has thrown parties unlike any other in Sydney. House of Mince’s atmosphere of elation and freedom comes from impeccable curation of DJs and the Mince crowd that congregate with an infectious eagerness to dance and rejoice in togetherness. Partly because of House of Mince’s partnerships with Berlin institutions Berghain and Cocktail D’amore, Mince fosters a like-minded queer community to that of its Berlin counterparts. UWS Tbilisi presents a performance from Georgian National Center of Music and Performing Arts, dedicated to all humans, collectives and movements who are fighting against injustice and supporting queer communities, artists, producers and clubs. Mixing music and fashion UWS Bremen share 3 sets filmed in a clothes shop with Stefan Tews, Rria and Randel Stone.

UWS Brighton continues to grow with over 850,000 views, showcasing Brighton’s talent to the world and reminding us of all the venues that are closed and we are missing during this time.

The music will continue over the coming weeks including more bands, so keep an eye out on the website social media pages for the upcoming line ups. Acts to look forward to include; Mystery Jets, Penelope Isles, Flyte, Bess Atwell, Electric Soft Parade, The Wytches, Egyptian Blue, LIME, Otzeki, Ebi Soda, Speelburg, CLT Drop, Skinny Milk, Wax Works, comedienne Jess Robinson and many more!

Week 7  – Program Schedule:

Thursday 30th July: United We Stream Asia
2pm: Shagrilla with JonnyVicious feat. Carmen Rose – Barrio – Malaysia
3pm: Kumela Kumsluk – Barrio – Malaysia
4pm: Cik Teh Botol – Barrio – Malaysia
5pm: Just Acne – Barrio – Malaysia

Saturday 1st August: Revenge Takeover
7pm: Arthur Hutchinson B2B Bertie Clarke – Revenge
8pm: Jack Reddy – Revenge
9pm: Toby Lawrence – Revenge
10pm: Daphne, Lydia L’Scabies, Rb From Finance, Tayris Mongardi – Revenge

Sunday 2nd August: United We Stream Global
6pm: Ben Drayton – UWS Sydney House of Mince
7pm: Annabelle Gaspar B2B Lorna Clarkson – UWS Sydney House of Mince
9pm: Georgian National Center of Music and Performing Arts – UWS Tbilisi
9:30pm: Stefan Tews – UWS Bremen
10:35pm: Rria – UWS Bremen
00:00am: Randel Stone – UWS Bremen

A movement that started in Berlin during lockdown that has spread to over 66 cities around the world, United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase the music, culture and free-thinking rainbow infused spirit to viewers at home, whilst raising money to support the city’s nightlife, cultural organisations and charities.

The idea is for locals as well as people around the world to enjoy and experience Brighton’s music, art and culture through the website and social platforms. United We Stream Brighton is free, but with donations welcome, and all proceeds will go to support night-time economy businesses and cultural organisations across Brighton & Hove as well as contributing to the fight against homelessness and the vital work undertaken by the Grassroots charity and Audio Active.

Please donate what you can to raise money for Brighton’s nightlife, cultural organisations, charities and the fight against homelessness.  https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/brightonunitedwestream

Watch the live stream and find out more here:
Website: https://brighton.unitedwestream.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeStreamBrighton
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unitedwestreambrighton 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoE25NcYTmM

Contact:
Nikki McNeill | Global Publicity
nikki@globalpublicity.co.uk

Bands take centre stage in this weeks line up for United We Stream Brighton with Demob Happy, Porridge Radio, Three Button Hand Me Down and more.

United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase some of the city’s best local artists and venues to help raise money to keep the city’s nightlife alive.

This week it’s time for the bands to shine as social distancing rules are relaxed and they can finally get on stage and into venues to play the music loud and remind everyone how much they miss live music. 

Starting off the Friday night programme we have two fine residents from local party Missing People in Tom Luka & Stone Collins.  You can find the Missing People crew doing their thing across the city at venues such as The Tempest Inn, Patterns & at their Sunday open decks sessions at tonight’s host venue Presuming Ed. The party mantra is simple, good music & good sound at inviting & interesting spaces. As DJs both bring a selection which traverses the house music spectrum perfectly suited to get you in the mood for the weekend. Jeni Hipkiss wraps things up at New Unity with some quality house music. 

On Saturday Gaydio’s Alex Baker and Toby Lawrence go back to back on the Revenge rooftop with tunes to get us in the Saturday night party mood. Then it’s over to Komedia for the bands to take centre stage with singer-songwriter Jarki Monno with his unique blend of electronic, hip-hop and jazz from Komedia.

Four-piece grunge/psych-rock band Demob Happy who are known for their raucous live shows and freewheeling spirit will excite viewers with their set playing tracks from their recent album ‘Holy Doom’. Following a landmark 2019  amassing over 8.8 million streams and with packed with an international touring schedule which included supporting Jack White, the trio are excited to get back on stage.  Next up is post-punk 4 piece Porridge Radio with all the rawness of early Karen O and influences as disparate as Charli XCX and The Cranberries. Pitchfork reviewed the band’s second album calling it “the sound of a band mercilessly digging into itself with a stunning, dynamic performance from singer-songwriter Dana Margolin

On Sunday Enter Art Gallery brings us two special performances from Three Button Hand Me Down, a brilliant trio comprising of Martin Duffy, keyboard player from Primal Scream, Charlotte Charlotte Courbe from  “Le Volume Courbe” and  Steve Mason, lead singer and one of the founding members of The Beta Band. Gary and The Yays are next up, an 80s pop obsessed punk idiot desperately trying to figure out life in general with a debut album ‘When I Grow Up To Be A Man’ available from Bandcamp. Then giving us all a much-needed laugh with a sketch from Komedia is the one and only Zoe Lyons.

United We Stream Brighton continues to grow with over 420,000 views, showcasing Brighton’s talent to the world and reminding us of all the venues that are closed and we are missing during this time.

The music will continue over the coming weeks including more bands, so keep an eye out on the website social media pages for the upcoming line ups. Acts to look forward to include; Mystery Jets, Penelope Isles, Flyte, Bess Atwell, Electric Soft Parade, The Wytches, Egyptian Blue, LIME, Otzeki, Ebi Soda, Speelburg, CLT Drop, Skinny Milk, comedienne Jess Robinson and many more!

A movement that started in Berlin during lockdown that has spread to over 66 cities around the world, United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase the music, culture and free-thinking rainbow infused spirit to viewers at home, whilst raising money to support the city’s nightlife, cultural organisations and charities.

The idea is for locals as well as people around the world to enjoy and experience Brighton’s music, art and culture through the website and social platforms. United We Stream Brighton is free, but with donations welcome, and all proceeds will go to support night-time economy businesses and cultural organisations across Brighton & Hove as well as contributing to the fight against homelessness and the vital work undertaken by the Grassroots charity and Audio Active.

Please donate what you can to raise money for Brighton’s nightlife, cultural organisations, charities and the fight against homelessness. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/brightonunitedwestream

Week 5  – Program Schedule:

Friday 24thth July:
8pm: Missing People – Tom Luka – Presuming Eds
9pm: Missing People – Stone Collins – Presuming Eds
10pm: Jeni Hipkiss – New Unity

Saturday 25th July:
7pm: Alex Barker B2B Toby Lawrence – Revenge Roof Top – Gaydio
8pm: Jarki Monno – Komedia – BIMM
8:30pm: Demob Happy – Komedia – FMLY
9:30pm: Porridge Radio – Komedia – FMLY

Sunday 26th July:
7pm: Three Button Hand Me Down – Enter Art Gallery
8pm: Gary and The Yays – Enter Art Gallery
9pm – Zoe Lyons – Comedy  – Komedia

Watch the live stream and find out more here:
Website: https://brighton.unitedwestream.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeStreamBrighton
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unitedwestreambrighton 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoE25NcYTmMContact:

Contact:
Nikki McNeill | Global Publicity
nikki@globalpublicity.co.uk

Brighton-based charity, Grassroots, is a UK leader in suicide prevention. Formed in 2006, Grassroots supports individuals, organisations, and communities around the UK to develop the skills and confidence they need to save lives. Their approach is simple: get people talking openly and directly about suicide. When that happens, lives are saved.

They work in three ways:

1. Influencing Change: they break down stigma and tell people that it’s OK to talk about suicide. In fact, it’s lifesaving.
2. Educating: they teach people to identify those at risk and carry out effective suicide interventions.
3. Connecting: they help people easily access support by signposting to lifesaving services.

They have trained over 17,000 people, helping them to become ready, willing, and able to support someone in crisis. The training works. 75% of participants report using their skills to support someone within six months of the training. 72% say they used the skills to keep someone safe from suicide. Grassroots estimates their training has helped save at least 12,000 people from suicide

They developed the pioneering suicide prevention app, Stay Alive. It’s been downloaded over 150,000 times and translated into 4 languages. It’s free, award-winning, endorsed by the NHS, and proven to help people keep themselves and others safe.

Community is central to Grassroots’ work. Connection; shared purpose; belonging: community is an incredibly effective protection against suicidal thoughts. Before lockdown, they ran monthly gig nights at local venues including The Rose Hill and The Hope And Ruin, often working with Brighton charity Gig Buddies. They know how important night-time venues are to communities, particularly Brighton’s. So, their mission aligns perfectly with United We Stream.

Find out more here: https://www.prevent-suicide.org.uk/

United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase some of the city’s best local artists and venues with all All artist are performing for free to help raise money for the city’s night-time economy, cultural organisations and charities.

Week 5 sees the return of homegrown label SKINT on Friday 17th for another showcase of electronic music talent. In the spirit of the labels friends & family ethos, label boss Midfield General opens up with co-headliners and key Skint armoury Theo Kottis and Serge Santiago taking to the helm for another all killer line up.

On Saturday Dave Seaman takes over the streams with a special 2 hour guest set, followed by Mikee Hollywood at the i360 Cafe with Miles Atmos wrapping things up at The Brighton Centre.

On Sunday, Brighton Music Conference, the UK’s foremost electronic music conference & networking event presents a David Morales set from BMC 2019 plus an exclusive interview with David Morales and a tour of his studio.

United We Stream has featured some amazing sets from artists including; Anthony Pappa, Anna Cee, Billy Nasty, Dense & Pika, DMC Champion JFB, Freestylers, Kideko, Krafty Kuts, Just Her, Lemon8, Lola, Martin Duffy (Primal Scream),  Nadia, Prok & Fitch, Seamus Haji, Suze Rosser, Soyzi, Waze & Odyssey and takeovers from SKINT, Origin, Berlin and Junction 2.

The music will continue over the coming weeks including some bands, so keep an eye out on the website social media pages for the upcoming line ups. Acts to look forward to include;, CLT DRP, Demob Happy, Gary and The Yays, Janye Winstanley, Jarki Monno, Kinky Dangerous, Penelope Isles, Skinny Milk, Three Button Hand Me Down, Wax Works, Zoe Lyons and many more!

A movement that started in Berlin during lockdown that has spread to over 66 cities around the world, United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase the music, culture and free-thinking rainbow infused spirit to viewers at home, whilst raising money for the city’s night-time economy, cultural organisations and charities.

The idea is for locals as well as people around the world to enjoy and experience Brighton’s music, art and culture through the website and social platforms. United We Stream Brighton is free, but with donations welcome, and all proceeds will go to support night-time economy businesses and cultural organisations across Brighton & Hove as well as contributing to the fight against homelessness and the vital work undertaken by the Grassroots charity and Audio Active.

Please donate what you can to raise money for Brighton’s nightlife, cultural organisations, charities and the fight against homelessness. https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/brightonunitedwestream

Week 5  – Program Schedule:

Friday 17th July:
7pm: Lau:Ra – Home Stream – SKINT
8pm: Midfield General – Revenge Rooftop – SKINT
9pm: Theo Kottis – The Arch – SKINT
10pm: Serge Santiago – Home Stream – SKINT

Saturday 19th July:
7pm: Dave Seaman – Guest stream
8pm: Dave Seaman – Guest stream
9pm: Mikee Hollywood – i360 Bar
10pm: Miles Atmos – Brighton Centre

Sunday 20th July:
7pm: David Morales – i360 Pod – BMC Rewind
8pm: David Morales – 1 hour interview and tour of Studio – BMC

United We Stream Brighton will feature some of Brighton’s most-loved venues, streaming music and performances every weekend uniting the city during the coronavirus pandemic. Initiated by Berlin-Brighton, The Brighton Music Conference, and Global Publicity, United we Stream Brighton joins Manchester to fly the flag for the UK music industry showcasing our talent to the world and reminding us of all the venues that are closed and we are missing during this time.

A report published last month by Oxford Economics and commissioned by the Creative Industries Federation, which was supported by UK Music, has suggested that without help, the music industry ‘is projected to lose at least £3 billion in GVA (50 per cent) and 60 per cent of jobs (114,000)’. Therefore donating and joining the movement to support our music and culture in Brighton is essential.

Watch the live stream and find out more here:
Website: https://brighton.unitedwestream.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeStreamBrighton
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unitedwestreambrighton 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoE25NcYTmM

Contact:
Nikki McNeill | Global Publicity
nikki@globalpublicity.co.uk

As our livestream movement gathers more and more momentum, we are delighted that the support received is shared not only across Brighton nightlife but also with one of the most influential charities in the city.

Brighton music charity and organisation, AudioActive has been creating better futures through music for the best part of two decades. Providing completely free music sessions for young people across all of East Sussex, AudioActive provides access to music and art and uses it as a tool for social change.

Motives from the organisation do not only address societal issues but also seek to actively fix them. For example, Room To Rant, a men’s mental health project where rap and spoken word is used by young men to get things off their chest. Or Equaliser, a female-led project that teaches young women music production, seeking to level out the gender imbalance in the music industry.

AudioActive’s mission is set into two parts; social change and artist development, as young people also have the opportunity to gain the skills and guidance needed to make music into their career. Emerge, a musician-led artist development programme funded by the PRS Foundation is perhaps the best example of this.

The effect AudioActive has had on the Brighton & Hove and East Sussex music scene is hard to quantify, with many local artists having worked with them at one point or another. Rag N Bone stands as their most notable patron, while one of the organisation’s bases, the musical hub that is Bottega Rooms, ensures that we are only going to see more and more talent from this part of the world associated with AudioActive.

With donations for United We Stream Brighton also going to AudioActive, we’re happy to be securing not only the short term future of the city’s music scene but also the long-term future of it, too.

More info here on AudioActive here: https://audioactive.org.uk/

United We Stream Brighton continues to grow with over 250000 views showcasing some of the city’s best local artists and venues with 29 artists performing in 8 different venues across the city.

All artist are performing for free to help raise money for the city’s night-time economy, cultural organisations and charities with some great sets from; SKINT records artists Kideko, Dense & Pika, Waze & Odyssey plus Seamus Haji, DMC Champion JFB, Alex Downey, Billy Nasty, Freestylers, Krafty Kuts, Just Her, Lola, Martin Duffy (Primal Scream), Prok & Fitch,  Steve Mason (Beta Band), Suze Rosser, and an Origin takeover featuring; Anthony Pappa, Lemon8, Nadia and Soyzi. 

Week 4 kicks off on Friday with Freemasons at the Big Beach Cafe, followed by Anna Cee at the i360 Cafe then Andy Mac playing at Block and Charles Green at The Brighton Centre. 

On Saturday we join forces with the mighty Junction 2 to share streams from the J2v Virtual Festival. The broadcasts are created with multiple festival stages, where J2v will exist, creating an online festival site that will capture the imagination and deliver on Junction 2’s fundamental principles: The finest underground music, unique stage structures, mind-bending visuals and an inclusive atmosphere. With some of the founders of J2 residing in Brighton, it made absolute sense to link up for a great cause for our city and showcase a stellar lineup of some of the world’s biggest names. Watch sets with ANNA, Adam Beyer, Carl Craig, Maya Jane Coles, Nina Kraviz and many more! More info here: www.junction2.london

On Sunday, Brighton Music Conference, the UK’s foremost electronic music conference & networking event presents Stanton Warriors playing in the i360 Pod.

The music will continue over the coming weeks, so keep an eye out on the website social media pages for the upcoming line ups. Acts to look forward to include; Anna Cee, CLT DRP, Demob Happy, Gary and The Yays, Janye Winstanley, Jarki Monno, Kinky Dangerous, Mikee Hollywood, Penelope Isles, Skinny Milk, Three Button Hand Me Down, Wax Works and many more!

A movement that started in Berlin during lockdown that has spread to over 66 cities around the world, United We Stream Brighton continues to showcase the music, culture and free-thinking rainbow infused spirit to viewers at home, whilst raising money for the city’s night-time economy, cultural organisations and charities.

The idea is for locals as well as people around the world to enjoy and experience Brighton’s music, art and culture through the website and social platforms. United We Stream Brighton is free, but with donations welcome, and all proceeds will go to support night-time economy businesses and cultural organisations across Brighton & Hove as well as contributing to the fight against homelessness and the vital work undertaken by the Grassroots charity and Audio Active.

Please donate what you can to raise money for Brighton’s nightlife, cultural organisations, charities and the fight against homelessness.   https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/brightonunitedwestream

Week 4  – Program Schedule:

Friday 10th July:
7pm: Freemasons – Big Beach Cafe
8pm: Anna Cee – i360 Bar
9pm: Andy Mac – Block
10pm: Charles Green – Brighton Centre

Saturday 11th July (J2v Virtual Festival takeover):
18.00 – 18.05: Jessica Care Moore
18.05 – 18.30: Amp Fiddler
18.30 – 18.55: Jay Daniel
18.55 – 19.20: Kyle Hall
19.20 – 20.00: Maya Jane Coles
20.00 – 21.00: ANNA
20.30 – 21.00: Jossy Mitsu
21.00 – 21:30: Daniel Avery
21.30 – 22.00: Alan Fitzpatrick
22.00 – 22.45: Adam Beyer
22.45 – 23.15: Nina Kraviz
23.15 – 23.45: Carl Craig
23.45 – 00.15: Derrick May
00.15 – 00.20: Jessica Care Moore

Sunday 12th July (BMC presents):
7pm: Stanton Warriors – i360 Pod – BMC Special

United We Stream Brighton will feature some of Brighton’s most-loved venues, streaming music and performances every weekend uniting the city during the coronavirus pandemic. Initiated by Berlin-Brighton, The Brighton Music Conference, and Global Publicity, United we Stream Brighton joins Manchester to fly the flag for the UK music industry showcasing our talent to the world and reminding us of all the venues that are closed and we are missing during this time.

A report published last month by Oxford Economics and commissioned by the Creative Industries Federation, which was supported by UK Music, has suggested that without help, the music industry ‘is projected to lose at least £3 billion in GVA (50 per cent) and 60 per cent of jobs (114,000)’. Therefore donating and joining the movement to support our music and culture in Brighton is essential.

Watch the live stream and find out more here:
Website: https://brighton.unitedwestream.org
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWeStreamBrighton
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unitedwestreambrighton 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoE25NcYTmM

Contact:
Nikki McNeill | Global Publicity
nikki@globalpublicity.co.uk

United we Steam Brighton was initiated by Berlin founder Markus Saarländer who has been running club nights in Brighton for 6 years. Joining him at the helm are fellow Brighton residents Billy Mauseth owner of the Brighton Music Conference, which is the UK’s foremost electronic music conference & networking event and Nikki McNeill who runs Global Publicity and is the founder of shesaid.so Brighton.

With the help of Jake Gorman and Matt Stephens on filming and editing duties and artist liaison support from FMLY Director Darren James-Thomas, the team have ambitious plans to unite the city and showcase the city’s best artists, music and culture to viewers at home, whilst raising money for the city’s night-time economy, cultural organisations and charities.

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