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"The intricate jazzy rollers of Bristol’s most loved jungle power duo Flynn and Flora (RIP) return to Easton Community Centre, the home of their legendary Versatility sessions. This essential retrospective of the Bristol Sound heyday sees DJ Flynn in the building, fielding questions with a box of flyer art, rare photos and footage bringing you right back."
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A event on Saturday 26th October. The event starts at 18:00.
I46Media proudly presents the Versatility Retrospective Talk in partnership with Easton Community Centre—the birthplace of the legendary Versatility Jungle/D&B club night.
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the groundbreaking contributions of Flynn & Flora, one of Bristol’s pioneering Drum and Bass duos. We’ll be showcasing exclusive footage from the Sounds of the West documentary, which offers a rare glimpse into Bristol’s influential D&B scene and its cultural significance.
The evening will feature a live Q&A with DJ Flynn, hosted by Miranda Rae of Ujima Radio, delving into the duo's journey, the evolution of the sound, and its lasting impact. The event will also include a special exhibition of rare flyers, photos, and memorabilia from Bristol's vibrant nightlife in the ‘90s, offering a nostalgic look back at the city's rich musical heritage.
Whether you’re a lifelong D&B fan or new to the genre, this is a chance to connect with the roots of Jungle and Drum and Bass, and celebrate Bristol’s role in shaping the UK's music landscape.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the groundbreaking contributions of Flynn & Flora, one of Bristol’s pioneering Drum and Bass duos. We’ll be showcasing exclusive footage from the Sounds of the West documentary, which offers a rare glimpse into Bristol’s influential D&B scene and its cultural significance.
The evening will feature a live Q&A with DJ Flynn, hosted by Miranda Rae of Ujima Radio, delving into the duo's journey, the evolution of the sound, and its lasting impact. The event will also include a special exhibition of rare flyers, photos, and memorabilia from Bristol's vibrant nightlife in the ‘90s, offering a nostalgic look back at the city's rich musical heritage.
Whether you’re a lifelong D&B fan or new to the genre, this is a chance to connect with the roots of Jungle and Drum and Bass, and celebrate Bristol’s role in shaping the UK's music landscape.
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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