Little Festival South LDN

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The Little Festival is bringing the festival vibe inside to one of London's prime venues - Brixton Jamm on Saturday July 26th. 

The distinct clubbing experience incorporates an ensemble of star acts with confetti cannons, glow sticks, garlands, face paint and inflatables into their unique long rooms to create a vibrant festival atmosphere in the heart of Brixton.

Top of the bill is One records advocate Burnski, who has been plying his trade in the Underground music scene since being the youngest to turn out at legendary Leeds club Back2Basics before throwing down records at some of the world's most notorious clubs, making him the ideal figurehead for the festival shindig. Hear him out below. 

Staying true to the festival's London roots, they've recruited the talents of Alex Celler who moved to the capital after being inspired by house and techno in his native Greece.

The Greek national has since made a name for himself with a string of mega productions that have earned him slots at clubs like Fabric, DC10, and Berlin's Watergate, where his distinct sound that journeys through time and space with banging bass lines and deep groves has repeatedly impressed.  

Keeping up the London theme will be the deep and stripped back funk of Geddes, one of the major underground players in the city that has been pivotal in ushering in a new era of warehouse raves. Fellow Londoner Sam Russo, finds time between his regular sets for Circoloco and Cocoon to hit his hometown with some glorious tech flavoured house music.

Don't be deceived by the name - Brixton's Little Festival certainly packs a punch. Grab your tickets here. 

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