Flow Fest In The House

Flow Fest In The House
Friday, January 16, 7:30-11pm

Join us for ECSTATIC HOUSE and a LED Flow Arts Jam with a delicious array of DJs and music producers: DJ Barbie, JennAyni & DAWdust. Flow Fest In The House is an early celebration to kick off a weekend of shenanigans and glee- join the circus without running away!
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DJ Barbi weaves wonder with a fusion of ecstatic dance music, house, tribal beats, world rhythms, and medicine music to cultivate an extraordinary journey where music becomes the catalyst for profound self-discovery and connection.

Jennayni is a DJ, recording artist, and audio/visual multimedia specialist whose work embodies the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Peru and the world. Born and raised in Peru, Jennayni infuses her music with the influences of indigenous, African, and European traditions, creating a unique sound that celebrates the multifaceted nature of Peruvian culture to create new, innovative compositions that connect with the global & electronic music scene.

 

"DAWdust" is the nom de tune of Richard Hartnell, a multidisciplinary artist with roots on the US west coast and a saga of performances across a dozen countries.

Trained in music and playing house parties as a youth, Dawdust earned his first nightclub residency at Rumors Cabaret playing industrial, house, pop, and electronic dance music and soon earned a nomination as one of “Bellingham's Best Spinners” in What's Up! Magazine after expanding to his second, third, and fourth residencies.

His hunger for a wider variety of music carried him to the San Francisco Bay Area, where he was recruited from the dancefloor to the cocktail lounge as a resident DJ of the MUA Art Bar in uptown Oakland. DAWdust's festival repertoire covers the fire festivals of the West Coast and the star-studded tents of the European Juggling Convention, which hosted him year after year as it floated from Ireland to Holland to Poland to England.

During the most acute part of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dawdust set up his turntables in a home studio and started playing an eclectic blend of bass and chillout music on the streaming site Twitch.tv, quickly rising to the top 1% of streamers on the site.