Multi
Uniting venues, bands and audience, Multi places anti-racism and anti-fascism at the centre of the conversation and music is the common language.
We’re a community of dissonance and dichotomy and an event where opposites attract. It is a space for sharing, listening and understanding. We want new sounds to be discovered and to begin building a solid anti-racist culture in Manchester to challenge the rise of the far right.
Artist bios:
Zèyla: ZÈYLA’s musical journey spans multiple genres, platforms, and eras. It is her promise to always offer you insight into her vision of the world through sound, words, and poetic excerpts. Raised on hip-hop, funk, Latin, reggae, dancehall, deep house, and anything her parents deemed fly enough to blast through the speakers, she has developed a refined and carefully curated ear, one that creates timeless, intrinsic mixes and unforgettable sounds for music lovers only.
Gnawa Mcr: Gnawa Manchester is defined as trance music from Morocco. The repetitive beats with the spiritual performance creates more than just a music genre! It is a deeply cultural tradition from the 11th Century. Zakaryae who plays the Gimbri (bass guitar) has brought this music to a modern audience in the UK by creating a band with a fusion twist of instruments incorporating Sub Saharan sacred traditions to Jazz and Blues mix. Gnawa music will take you on an elevated magical and mystical journey!
Meme Gold: Meme Gold is a captivating performance & vocal artist refreshingly blending indie folk with unique soul fuelled melodies, heartfelt lyrics and DIY productions. She creates an evocative soundscape that resonates deeply with listeners taking you on a journey through emotion and introspection. Each performance is an invitation into her journey of self development, encouraging the idea of “existence” as art itself.
Artists on stage: 8.00pmCurfew: 11.00pm
Stage: The Copper Bar
Audience: Standing Venue When
01st January 1970 at 00:00
