BRIA is a Dharawal/Eora based DJ and the host of Thursday Lunch on FBi Radio. She’s fresh from a debut Boiler Room set and is becoming a regular name in the Sydney dance community. Bria draws from a wide set of influences and communities, emphasizing diversity across her selections and the musicians behind them. BRIA is attracted to a harmonious (and sometimes not) collection of different genres, joyful and energised cuts. You can expect a mixture of big basslines, rhythmic percussion, breaks and catchy samples.
Since the 1980s, Gilles Peterson has been a pivotal figure in the global club scene, renowned for his genre-defying approach to music, with jazz at its core. One of the UK’s most influential DJs, Peterson has spent over 40 years shaping musical culture as a radio presenter, club DJ, producer, and festival curator. His work has influenced generations of DJs and artists worldwide, earning him lasting respect from audiences across the globe. He currently hosts a flagship weekend programme on BBC Radio 6 Music and, in 2016, launched his independent online radio platform, Worldwide FM. Peterson is also the founder of the Worldwide Festival in the South of France and the We Out Here festival in the UK. As a label owner, he remains committed to discovering and championing emerging talent through Brownswood Recordings, consistently introducing new voices to the global stage. In addition to his broadcasting and curatorial work, Peterson published his first book, Lockdown FM: Broadcasting in a Pandemic, further cementing his status as a multifaceted and influential cultural tastemaker.
Kamma & Masalo's back-to-back sets have developed into a fluid, instinctive dialogue since 2014. Their approach reflects Amsterdam’s eclectic club tradition, moving between eras and styles with ease, balancing deep record knowledge with euphoric, high-energy instinct. Alongside their DJ sets, they have helped shape their local scene through projects including listening bar Doka and their Brighter Days platform on Rush Hour, which has become a space for both emerging and established selectors to sit side by side.
