Mia Koden (UK) & Doctor Jeep (NYC), supported by: Camille Altay, Katie Marie and Audiofields

Fete Music Hall is proud to present another round of heavyweight producers showcasing a world-class selection of dancefloor-ready sounds: DJ Mag Breakthrough Producer 𝗠𝗜𝗔 𝗞𝗢𝗗𝗘𝗡 arrives from South London with serious momentum. Carrying the ethos of creating and selecting forward-thinking sounds that honour the foundations of sound system culture, expect music with bass-weight, groove and some heartfelt, unpredictable moments that hit you at the right frequenciesBorn Sancha Ndeko, a South Sudanese-British DJ and producer, the Mia Koden story spans continents and cultures. In youth, she was steeped in her parents pan-African record collection and later made frequent sound system pilgrimages to hear Roots Reggae, Jungle and Dubstep in their natural UK habitats. A culture Koden honors every time she performs, imbuing her sets with lively African percussion, chest-rattling bass, and inventive blends that reflect her heritage and London environs.Mia is joined by Brooklyn-based Brazilian-American producer and visual artist Andre Lira, aka DOCTOR JEEP. He has spent the past 15 years exploring dance music through a global lens. From polyrhythmic Techno to Dancehall, Dubstep, and techy minimal Drum & Bass, his multicultural perspective shines through all he touches.Known for seamlessly blending UK sounds with music from his Latin heritage, DJ sets have taken him across the globe. With appearances at Boiler Room, Outlook, Waking Life, Bass Coast, Mamba Negra, Bonnaroo, EDC, and many more, Doctor Jeep are expertly crafted journeys, tailored for the dancefloor.Supporting these two heavyweights we are bringing in local support in the form of the inimitable Katie Marie, the internationally renowned Camille Altay and Fete resident Audiofields.Tickets are $25 advance on fetemusic.com - more on the door!Music kicks off at 8pm sharp. Come early, stay late.SAFER SPACES: We have zero tolerance for violence, racism, transphobia, sexism or other discriminatory language or actions. If you feel unsafe, please contact a member of staff.