Jeremy Jay, Dubais, Suep, DJ Jon Slade

JEREMY JAY

When Jeremy was 14, he began playing in high school bands with schoolmates, performing to packed venues in the area. Seeing her son’s devotion to music, Jeremy’s mother bought him an eight-track reel-to-reel recorder, which he used to make recordings in a studio that he built in the family garage.

When Jeremy was 18 he moved to Portland, Oregon, where he met Calvin Johnson, Beat Happening singer and founder of K Records, the label he later signed to and has now released 5 of his albums including 2011’s Dream Diary.

After performing at Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, the El Segell record label released the album Demons in 2018. Switchblade Sound out of London has released the albums; Dangerous Boys (2019), Devils Daughters (2021) and the new album September Strangers (2022).

Tonight he previews new material with a full band.

DUBAIS

DUBAIS is a perpetually-changing concept band from visual artist, cultural activist, and musician Nadia Buyse. From absurd synth covers, to guitar ballads about dating the devil , to bedroom pop songs about murdering your lover, Nadia’s music jumps from genre to genre, being tied together by a DIY aesthetic and video art that spans over installation, performance, visual albums, experimental pop operas, etc.

SUEP

Oddball car-boot-sale pop songs with a sprinkling of theatrical storytelling Georgie Stott (Porridge Radio, Garden Centre)

• JON SLADE (HUGGY BEAR) DJ sets in between and after bands

Source: Windmill Brixton website