Crossed Wires

Crossed Wires presents another happening with live electronic music, DJs, and a splendid time guaranteed for all... celebrating the best underground electronic music Leeds has to offer.

Live

Jake Mehew is a composer, performer, producer, DJ and radio presenter, based in Leeds UK. Jake's work combines principles of free improvisation, with the technological considerations of the avant-garde. Jake uses a combination of acoustic instruments, modular synthesisers and samplers to create rich, meditative soundscapes that envelope the audience. Having spent years studying the causation of flow, Jake endeavours to create the conditions for spontaneous and radical composition in his live work, seemingly conjuring whole universes of sound from a self-induced act of trance. This process imbues Jake's live music with a certain sense of danger, as if everything could go wrong at any given moment.

www.jakemehewmusic.co.uk

DJs

Mike Drones

DJ, producer and key member of the Permahigh collective, Mike's DJ sets are as surprising and inventive as his music - expect the unexpected with this welcome return to Crossed Wires from one of the most innovative musicians in Leeds

https://soundcloud.com/mike-drones

https://soundcloud.com/permahighsounds

Roya Brehl

Roya is a Leeds-based DJ and producer - playing a plethora of sounds. They are a resident at The Off Licence and Schwein parties.

Roya plays on NARR Radio, and is founder of mix series and forthcoming label Hideous Things, and co-founder of The Imaginarium, an arts-based social enterprise.

https://hideousthings.net

https://soundcloud.com/roya-brehl

Ben Lewis

Crossed Wires resident

https://www.mixcloud.com/BenLewis1010/

£5 otd card/cash accepted - if this is a struggle, please talk to our understanding doorpeople, no-one turned away

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