SOLD OUT - ddr.10 - Late Night Party

ddr.10 - Late night party - 31st Oct 9pm.

~~Tickets - €15 from RA - BUY TICKETS~~ SOLD OUT ⁠ As part of our 10th birthday we are having a late night party in our home Flux, with ddr. residents past and present, powered by the Rise Up Soundsystem!

the djs: Afrogrunk R.kitt Chord Memory Don Rosco b2b Jonezy

Samhain fancy dress - optional, prize for the best costume on the night!

ddr. are celebrating our 10th birthday with an October weekender event featuring DJs, broadcasts and workshops marking 10 years of independent community radio. Join us to celebrate this milestone!

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ddr.10 Late night Line up

Afrogrunk

DJ OsaroHello brings ‘West African Dance & Dad Rock’ sometimes with delicious live MC magic Photo by @fullfridgeandleftovers

### R.Kitt R.Kitt is the artist name of Robbie Kitt. He is a musician, DJ, cultural organiser and party starter who has been deeply involved in DIY cultural communities in Ireland for well over a decade. He’s had a show on ddr. for the past 9 years, and even went live daily during the Covid lockdown. His DJ sets have got people dancing in many radically different contexts over the years, from the shit stained floors of Jigsaw to the National Concert Hall, a bunch of makeshift DIY parties, as well as loads of appearances on the festival circuit at All Together Now, AVA Festival, Electric Picnic and many others.
### Chord Memory

Chord Memory aka Genie, emerged from the vibrant Irish electronic music scene of the 1990s, carving out her place as one of the first women drum and bass DJs in Ireland, alongside her DJ partner, DJ Ali.

In 1999, she picked up her first set of decks and after an introduction to Dublin's premier drum'n'bass crew, Bassbin Recordings, played one of her first gigs at their legendary 'Refuge' night. She became a fixture in Dublin's underground dance music scene, known for her blend of atmospheric drum'n'bass and straight-up dancefloor rollers. She soon joined Bassbin's resident DJ roster, playing all over Ireland and some international shows.

In the mid-00s, she became a resident DJ at The Bernard Shaw pub and Bodytonic's renowned 'POGO' night, at Dublin's much missed PoD club, where she expanded her DJ sets to include her love of all bass-driven sounds. In 2012, Chord Memory stepped away from the decks to focus on other endeavours, including becoming a mother. Although she remained connected to the music scene, her return to DJing in 2021 reignited her love of connecting with the dancefloor. Reinvigorated and with a wealth of experience, Chord Memory has brought her signature sound to Irish dance floors, with support slots for the likes of DJ Storm DJ Flight, Mantra & Sherelle and festivals such as Open Ear, Another Love Story, Fuinneamh and Beyond The Pale.

With Chord Memory, the focus is on all things bass. Her sets, including her monthly radio show on DDR, journey through the past and present, always with a proud nod to her roots.

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Don Rosco B2B Jonezy

Don Rosco is a Dublin based DJ with deep roots in the Irish electronic scene. DJing since the 90s, Don Rosco was a member of seminal Irish Jungle crew Bassbin, with production credits on a number of releases on the associated imprint. His musical interests are wide ranging, from UK Hardcore, to Juke, to Indian Classical, to Krautrock and beyond. He has hosted a weekly radio show on Dublin’s legendary Power FM for 25 years, and also hosts Ireland's only dedicated Footwork radio show on Dublin Digital Radio.

Jonezy has been hustlin around the Irish bass music scene for about 15 years now. Following several years as a resident at flagship Irish dubstep crew, DubCulture, Jonezy launched his own promotion concept, Riseup!, in 2010 to explore a broader take on modern rave sounds and bring key, cutting edge acts to Cork. High profile acts such as Mala,Objekt,Pangaea,D-bridge,Skeptical and Youngsta all made appearences. In addition to his hard-won mad-skills behind the decks, Jonezy’s vast horde of ridiculous records is as fine an anthology as any in Ireland. Soulful reggae classics, hidden jungle gems, the latest Machester hybrid halftime weapon – Jonezy mashes the dance and puts it back together with ease. In 2014 Jonezy & his dad a trained chippy started building The RiseUp! Soundsystem and it was ready for it's first outing in 2016. The RiseUp! Sound is known for it's heavy rumble, precision top end and is known as one of the best Soundsystems in the country .

⁠ We are celebrating ddr.10 with an October weekender event featuring DJs, broadcasts and workshops marking 10 years of independent community radio. Join us to celebrate this milestone!⁠ ⁠ Full even info [listen.dublindigitalradio.com⁠/ddr10](listen.dublindigitalradio.com⁠/ddr10)