Zinc
Trim
Faze Miyake
Brackles
Tippa
Thursday 22nd November 2012
8pm - 1am
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Concrete - 56 Shoreditch High Street, London E1 6J
Tiger Beer’s Hidden Depths series returns for one last foray into the world of cutting edge electronic music before the end of 2012. Following four huge shows in the capital with Ninja Tune/Brainfeeder, Hyperdub, Hospital Records and Numbers, the series rounds off the year with one of the UK’s true maverick labels in a one-off, intimate night that will explore their heritage, influences and ‘Hidden Depths’
Rinse 106.8FM has been a haven for underground talent, pioneering artists and groundbreaking music for almost two decades, having started life as a pirate radio station in East London in 1994. Since those very humble days of rooftop transmitters, Rinse has grown into a record label, licensed FM radio station and a leading youth brand that is second to none. Having discovered names like Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, Skream and Benga, Rinse’s roster of talent has continued to create a home for artists with a consistently fresh approach to music.
Rinse in 2012 is a refraction of the current UK scene, with artists like Mosca, Zinc, Katy B and P-Money all representing the sounds of the London underground across the world. For the Hidden Depths of Rinse, we will delve deep into the history of the label whilst showcasing a new generation of pioneering talent.
Taking things back to ’94, jungle legend, breakbeat garage don, innovator and sometime pop producer Zinc will headline the intimate show, providing fans with an insight into almost two decades of UK bass culture.
Support will come from one of grime’s finest lyrical talents Trim, plus sets from resident selector and garage/UK funky producer Brackles, rising production talent Faze Miyake and original house and ‘dubbage’ man dj Tippa.
The show will take place in the heart of Shoreditch, within the intimate surroundings of Concrete’s suitably underground basement, overlooked by the tower blocks of Rinse FM’s early years.
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