Harmonie is a new, exciting night of community and dancing featuring some of London's top DJs and performers. Harmonie is an exciting collaboration between Rooted Revelry and Dyvr.

Rooted Revelry was lovingly birthed in Ibiza in 2021 by performers and producers Jodie Powell and Lonan Jenkins. We curate intentional spaces that focus on community, creativity, ceremony and connection, honour the seasons, and create mischief at festivals and celebrations across Europe. Expect intimate storytelling, performance poetry, live art, live music, workshops, play, and shimmying to our DJs under the moon's magnificent light.

Dyvr is a multi-talented queer producer, singer and songwriter. Their songs exlpore themes that are both deeply personal and vulnerable, yet relevant and resonant for so many. While their lyrics are crafted with such depth, delicacy and beauty, their melodies and beats will have you stomping your feet on the dancefloor with a smile on your face and tears in your eyes. At Harmonie they will be sharing tracks from their forthcoming album. Dyvr is also the co-founder of Sounds Queer, a live music safe space for artists and audiences to connect of grassroots live music.

Dyvr will be performing LIVE at Harmonie, alongside some of London's top queer DJs.

Let us unite on the dancefloor, in a sea of Harmonie.

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