Obscurus: Jonah K, Daega Sound, Biishop, Feelgood

Obscurus- Latin for dark, dimly lit, hidden or unknown.

On Friday October 31st we explore the dark, heavy and mystical side of modern soundculture.

JONAH K

We welcome the debut of Jonah K to the West Coast. Since the early 2000s she has been an innovator and community builder in the Toronto bass scene. A talented visual/audio artist she creates incredible and deep sonic textures covering everything from driving halftime, drum and bass, dubstep to haunting atmospheric textures that take you to a different world. With releases on Samsara, Onset and many more, Jonah's catalogue is definitely worth a deep dive. In so many ways Jonah is the ultimate Halloween performer with her unique brand of heavy bass sounds.

DAEGA SOUND

Known for their forward-thinking approach, they have released music on some of dubstep’s most respected labels, including Black Box, Hatched Music, Deep Heads, and LoDubs and more. The duo switch heavy hitting rhythms and textures across four decks and two mixers tying in modern sounds tied into the roots of sound system culture. A Halloween Daega Sound set is a treat.

BIISHOP

Influenced by the West Coast music scene BiiSHoP's journey into the world of DJing began in 2016 as a passion project, fueled by her love for good music and the desire to create something truly from the heart. With a keen ear for selecting vibey tracks and curating a set with a range of vibrational frequencies, she takes the dance floor on a journey of movement and sound. Fresh off performances at Bass Coast, Shambhala and INIT- we're excited to have her here.

FEELGOOD

The creative mind behind 'Release' with over 20 years experience on the decks and heavily influenced by soundsystem culture. Feelgood pulls from a deep crate and specializes in curating sets meant to capture specific moods and feelings. Pulling in bass forward sounds backed by unique textures, Feelgood will tee off the night.

Location: The Deli- Address will be posted day of.

Appropriate harm reduction measures will be in place.

Costumes encouraged.

Poster Design: Kir Mokum