Within that spirit of independence and celebrating the reality of cultural struggle, the set approaches the 'floor - an unparalleled site for cataylsing cultural expression - from myriad angles, flipping from wild-eyed, raving futurism in DJ Lycox's Dor Do Koto to the aerobic mysticism of Swaramgami from the scene's pivotal producer DJ Marfox, to whacked-out techno by Niagara, whilst also making enchanting introductions to the breezed out roll of Dadifox or the Gqom-like darkside hustle of DJ Safari's Tempo Do Xakazulu, and the romantic flex of DJ Ninoo & DJ Wayne.
Within that spirit of independence and celebrating the reality of cultural struggle, the set approaches the 'floor - an unparalleled site for cataylsing cultural expression - from myriad angles, flipping from wild-eyed, raving futurism in DJ Lycox's Dor Do Koto to the aerobic mysticism of Swaramgami from the scene's pivotal producer DJ Marfox, to whacked-out techno by Niagara, whilst also making enchanting introductions to the breezed out roll of Dadifox or the Gqom-like darkside hustle of DJ Safari's Tempo Do Xakazulu, and the romantic flex of DJ Ninoo & DJ Wayne.