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Rest in devotional sufi and experimental soundscapes to electronic avant-garde and 2021 London bass.
Photo Credit: John Jordan
Continuing the dance into the small hours for this NYE party, multidisciplinary artist Nwando Ebizie, known for her Afrofuturist music project Lady Vendredi, spun a special set of tunes by pioneering women artists, ranging from Afrobeat icons The Lijadu Sisters to disco queen Donna Summers.
For 14 hours, over four floors, you are invited to revel in the apocalypse with hosts Live Art Bistro and a roster of talent from across the UK including Daniel Oliver, KP Culliver, Jim Burrows, Liddya, Adam Ekin, Adam Young, Sam Kennedy, Moa Johansson, Chillify the News, Edythe Woolley, Oozing Gloop, and Lady Vendredi.
Nwando Ebizie performed as Lady Vendredi at this fun live event.
Shu Lea Cheang, Fluidø, 2017. Photo by J. Jackie Baier
Based on the presumptuous sci-fi scenario of the speculative forthcoming sequel film Fluidø 2, the ICA Theatre is transformed into a hyper-playground where the gender conforming and nonbinary, chasers and chased and liberators and liberated find themselves in unexpected acts of intimacy. A selected ensemble gleaned from an open casting steal the spotlight with impro-performative-acts, manifesting the powers of intervention and resistance.
Nwando Ebizie spun celestial sounds for the evening in a ritualistic dj performance.
