Name: Vinyl Bitch Open Decks 011
Start: 2024-11-04 19:00:00
End: 2024-11-05 00:00:00
Location: Dalston Superstore

Vinyl Bitch Open Decks 011

FLINTA FATALE DJS
HOT BABES
FIERCE BEATS
EMPOWERING ENVIRONMENT
QUEER MAGIC
SH*T LOADS OF VINYL

Picture this: a night where the beats are as fierce as the talent behind them, and where every drop is a testament to the power and skills of FLINTA turntablists!

Through our open deck events, we seek to inspire, showcase, and elevate the art of turntablism which overwhelmingly favors cisgender men.

Want to get involved? SIGN UP HERE! https://forms.gle/i1Miy4Dfh9GDfuEQ8

Be spontaneous! Go b2b with a new bestie, take an encore, or walk in off Kingsland Road!

Want to play but don't own any vinyl? NO PROBLEM! WE GOT YOU! We also offer tutorials at the beginning of each event!

Date: Monday, November 4th

Time: 6:30p.m.-7p.m. EQUIPMENT TUTORIAL

7p.m. - 12a.m. SIGN UP SETS

Venue: Dalston Superstore, Kingsland High Street, London, UK

MISSION STATEMENT:

At Vinyl Bitch, our mission is to create a vibrant, feminist, and inclusive space. It is a revolutionary movement, dedicated to empowering FLINTA turntablists of all skill levels. Embracing the term 'Bitch' as a feminist and queer statement, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and power of femme and marginalized gender individuals.

We are committed to promoting marginalized talent, providing a platform where diverse artistry intersect, fostering collaboration, respect, and acceptance. Through our open deck events, we seek to inspire, showcase, and elevate the art of turntablism which overwhelmingly favors cisgender men. Beyond the beats, Vinyl Bitch is a celebration of empowerment and a testament to the transformative power of music!

@vinylb1tch

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