Dates: Friday 2 February
Times: 8pm - Close
Space: The Gig Space, Level 5
Access: There is step-free access via a lift
Join us for the first ever Independent Venue Week gig at Peckham Levels!
We've curated a line-up of some of the most exciting emerging vocalists in South London, blurring the lines between neo-soul, jazz and electronic music. Come and find your next musical obsession and support your local independent music scene while you're at it.
Plumm x skttrd:
Plumm is a genre-bending, stage strutting chameleon, who performs with her own band and in larger collectives like Levitation Orchestra. She's been singled out as one-to-watch by the likes of Clash Magazine and Jamz Supernova.
skttrd (pronounced scattered) is an audiovisual project by digital artist hen dog, that releases music, performs live electronics and DJ sets, and curates skttrd.world – an immersive party bringing together live visuals and live electronics.
Together as a duo these two put on a live show mixing live and looped vocals with pulsing drum machines and wide atmospheric synths. Think Kate Bush meets BICEP. Their improvisational approach to live shows make every one a unique experience with a special connection with the audience. Bursting with rave nostalgia, their sound struts between trip hop, house, breaks and trance blurring the line between live performance and DJ’ing.
And Is Phi:
A multidisciplinary artist from Norway and the Philippines, now based in South East London. Andrea aka And is Phi is one of the key creative forces in the South London music scene, having performed with Steam Down, Emma Jean Thackray, Hector Plimmer, Scrimshire. With her solo material she delivers honey-smooth soul, angelic harps and ethereal vocals: a heavenly combo of sounds that shows what a talent this new London soul artist is.
MA.MOYO:
Belinda Zhawi is an artist based in London, author of Small Inheritances (ignitionpress, 2018) who experiments with sound/text performance as MA.MOYO. She heavily collaborates with musicians in the ever growing South East London jazz and beat-making scene - mainly with harpist Marysia Osu. Belinda’s work explores African diaspora research and narratives, and how art and education can be used as intersectional tools. Her literary & sound works have been featured on various platforms including Vogue, NTS, Boiler Room & BBC Radio.
Join us for what promises to be a life-affirming celebration of incredible independent music. Don't sleep on booking tickets!