Do It presents: Braiden THIS Friday @ The Dalston Superstore

After our Epic 1st party for 2011 with the amazing Stopmakingme we continue to provide you with the most up front and forward thinking music we can get our hands on.

On Friday 4th February we welcome one of London’s freshest new talents down to the Dalston Superstore, the mighty Braiden.

Constantly mutating and branching out, Braiden is at the pinnacle of the bass music coming out of London.
As one of its most able DJs, he employs an amalgam of sophisticated techniques and a selective imagination which takes in everything from sumptuous House to the most developed dubstep, stopping by future garage, UK funky, juke and unpredictable techno on the way.

Braiden rose to prominence as a DJ and photographer of the highest calibre, holding down a Rinse FM slot and regularly uploading dizzyingly good three-deck mixes that connect the dots between classic Chicago House, Eglo Records boogie and London 'nuum music.
A fateful term at the Red Bull Music Academy in 2010 has equipped the man with the necessary tools to pull those myriad influences together, and the results speak for themselves.

An exhibitionist described by FACT Magazine as “absurdly talented”, Braiden lives up to the hype with a mixing style that thrives on the element of surprise – he has been known to crawl Berlin’s clubs in search of undiscovered glitch- or disco-infused music from alternate universes. Look to Braiden for a technicolour vision of the future of London music.

We’ve also invited back to the Do It! Turntables one of our favorite up and coming DJ / Producers: Jam Hot
His warm up set in November impressed us so much we had to get him back for another dose of futuristic Bass.

As ever our residents We’re Not Cool! & Not Shy will be on a mission to keep you dancing way passed the witching hour.

The upstairs bar is hosted by:

PS… Lick My Bass feat. Liz Bisoux & Cathal

Entry is free B4 10:30pm £5 after

See you on the dance floor.

The Do It! Family

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