Going down as the most recent victims from the Five-0’s gear confiscation laws, Awkward Movements are bringing their bass-heavy goodness to street level for the first time ever. In collaboration with Sensei.fm (peep the weekly show here), the lineup comes topped by young Dodger Man, who’s hands down been London’s top spinner year to date.
via Awkward Movements:
‘The last six months has seen Awkward Movements bring in radio crew, along with DJs and emcees to work alongside the already solid stable of original artists. Stretching their wings even further, creatives ranging from graphic designers to graffiti artists also count themselves as part of the Awk Mo family.
Never straying far from their bass heavy roots, the DJs have embraced the technical side of dubstep like none other – but retained the skills to please the masses and turn out the party. Dubs and one-offs are never far from the bag. Beats, hip-hop, tech, wobbles and bass going across all styles steeped in the signature sound the crew deliver.
With the stark realisation that their guerilla parties eventually lead to criminal records and a loss of gear, Awkward Movements is moving the parties legit. Enter their debut indoors night – a collaboration with their online radio home, Sensei.fm, at a venue that both factions know and love, 3 Blind Mice in Liverpool street.
With recent activities closing bigger nightclubs and underground hotspots, Sensei and Awk Mo are integrally in support of the most underrated spot in London, where the parties have come and gone, and are always memorable.
The lineup on the night’s big. Dodger Man, who gained international recognition playing Bloc Festival earlier in the year, is set to headline the night, supported by London’s favourite DJ hustler Kamikaze B2B with crew, Rokem, Ray Nulds and label chiefs Liam Curran & Keith P.
The whole jam will be streamed live worldwide on Sensei.FM‘
As above it’s going down at 3 Blind Mice on Ravey Street, free entry, and is looking to be rammed from early on. A nice experiment in the crossover of what identifies itself as a ‘black music’ radio station working with a collective of underground dubstep vinyl heads.





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