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Goldie

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Goldie

17,494 followers

7 events


Artist
Drum and Bass
Dubstep
House
Techno

7 Upcoming Events

Fri
28
Feb

FABRICLIVE x METALHEADZ: Goldie, Dillinja, Submotive + more

19+

Fabric, London

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5 Upcoming Festivals

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18+
Labelled Weekender - Goldie, Break, Ed Rush & Optical +MANY MORE at The Volks Nightclub
Labelled Weekender - Goldie, Break, Ed Rush & Optical +MANY MORE
Fri 28th February - Mon 3rd March
10:00pm - 4:00am
The Volks Nightclub, Brighton
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18+
Noisily 2025 at TBA Leicestershire
Noisily 2025
Thu 10th - Sun 13th July
2:00pm - 11:30pm
TBA Leicestershire
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Mostly Jazz, Funk and Soul Festival at Moseley Park
Mostly Jazz, Funk and Soul Festival
Fri 11th - Sun 13th July
10:00pm - 11:00pm
Moseley Park, Birmingham
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Kaleidoscope Festival at Alexandra Park And Palace
Kaleidoscope Festival
Saturday 12th July
1:00pm - 11:30pm
Alexandra Park And Palace, London
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18+
Neopop Festival at Forte Santiago Da Barra
Neopop Festival
Thu 7th - Sat 9th August
1:00pm - 1:00pm
Forte Santiago Da Barra, Viana Do Castelo, Po
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Biography

In my music," says Goldie, "is everything I've learned, everyone I've met, everything I've experienced." And it's been an incredible trip. The maverick innovator -- who rewrote the future of the jungle scene with landmark releases that still sound like they were kidnapped from tomorrow -- has a unique story to tell. From children's homes in the West Midlands through stints in New York and Miami as one of the UK's most celebrated exponents of graffiti art to rubbing shoulders with an exceptional list of musical collaborators including David Bowie, Noel Gallagher and KRS-One, Goldie has defiantly, definitively, done it his own way.

"I'm an alchemist," he likes to insist. "I practice the dark arts of messing with the form of something solid."

Though marriage and his passion for bikram yoga have, he says, proved a calming influence, these days he's just as full of inspired, out-there ideas as he was back in 1993 when he did his first cover interview for the rave magazine Generator. "My music is about fallout," he said then, "about the damage that has been done to the system." Today, in the office of one of his London-based contacts, the ideas are still sparking. "Drum'n'bass has done to electronic music what graffiti has done to the art world," he muses, before launching into a rapid-fire synthesis of art history, dancefloor evolution and his own hyperactive brand of self-actualization, which loosely translates as: "Why do something ordinary when you can do something extraordinary?"

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In my music," says Goldie, "is everything I've learned, everyone I've met, everything I've experienced." And it's been an incredible trip. The maverick innovator -- who rewrote the future of the jungle scene with landmark releases that still sound like they were kidnapped from tomorrow -- has a unique story to tell. From children's homes in the West Midlands through stints in New York and Miami as one of the UK's most celebrated exponents of graffiti art to rubbing shoulders with an exceptional list of musical collaborators including David Bowie, Noel Gallagher and KRS-One, Goldie has defiantly, definitively, done it his own way.

"I'm an alchemist," he likes to insist. "I practice the dark arts of messing with the form of something solid."

Though marriage and his passion for bikram yoga have, he says, proved a calming influence, these days he's just as full of inspired, out-there ideas as he was back in 1993 when he did his first cover interview for the rave magazine Generator. "My music is about fallout," he said then, "about the damage that has been done to the system." Today, in the office of one of his London-based contacts, the ideas are still sparking. "Drum'n'bass has done to electronic music what graffiti has done to the art world," he muses, before launching into a rapid-fire synthesis of art history, dancefloor evolution and his own hyperactive brand of self-actualization, which loosely translates as: "Why do something ordinary when you can do something extraordinary?"

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