To celebrate Code of the Streets 14th Anniversary DJ Style has put down a special mix to celebrate this occasion. Code of the Streets has grown from being a mixtape to radio show as well as a regularly club dedicated to RnB Hip Hop Dancehall & Old School.
North Meets South Sat 26th May @ Lebeq 10pm – 4am
A night for the sophisticated partygoers and connoisseurs of music brought to you by some of the best in the business, this is where North Meets South Sat 26th May @ The Lebeq Tavern Stapleton Rd Bristol. Tickets on sale now from Genesis Muzik 226 Stapleton Rd – Bristol Ticket Shop 41 High St – Lebeq Tavern 199 Stapleton Rd and online www.afterdark.co
Promo video for Code of the Streets Sat 31st March @ Basement 45
Code of the Streets celebrates 14 years of entertainment on Sat 31st March 2018 @ Basement 45. Ft. Firin’ Squad DJ Monique B DJ Style Sugar C & Riddim Ryda. tickets on sale now from Bristol Ticket Shop 41 High St- Genesis Muzik 226 Stapleton Rd online from www.afterdark.co.uk
DJ Style Black Panther inspired music
Following the release of this years eagerly awaited Marvel release ‘Black Panther’ an inspired soundtrack has been compiled and mixed by DJ Style, with a Collection of conscious classic with some modern superhero themes.
Black Panther After-Party: Wakanda Rocks @ Rough Trade Fri 16th Feb 8pm -12am
Celebrate the release of Marvel‘s historic Black Panther in style. Come the Revolution & Ujima Radio 98fm present a night of ‘Black and proud’ floor fillers ranging between soul, funk, acrobat, house and reggae at Bristol’s new music venue Rough Trade Bristol on Friday 16th Feb 2018 doors 8pm -12am.
Dress up as your favourite superhero, alter ego by wearing costumes and /or traditional clothing. Let’s bring Wakanda the home of T’challa the Black Panther to Bristol. Wakanda rocks will also feature projections of your favourite Black comic characters and a display of Black themed graphic novels and merchandise provided by Bristol independent comic store Excelsior. DJ’s on the night in DJ Style (Code of the Streets).
***Open to all Panther lovers but cinema goers to Thursday’s special Odeon screening receive a discount when presenting a ticket.***
Entry £4.00/ £3.00 with Odeon cinema ticket
Come the Revolution is a Bristol and Birmingham based collective of Black artists, curators, and programmers supported by Film Hub South West and Watershed, part of the BFI Film Audience Network, awarding funds from the National Lottery.
