Fancy a festive ding-dong with some elf-ly good DJs as we get all Santa baby – socially distanced of course – at Patterns residents this Christmas. Yes, it’s the most wonderful time of the year (apparently) so come join some right seasonal angels as we deck the halls and do that merrily thing. Swing by, settle in and join the Patterns family we celebrate the … Continue reading A Very Patterns Christmas
I could list the many things I’ve leant on this year to get me through. Most involve calories I’m going to find hard to shift once this is over, but one has kept me happier than anything else. Disco. A small name for a mighty real genre that has kept me connected to the community I’m so proud to be part of. And so it … Continue reading Horse Meat Disco NYD at Patterns Distanced Series
Time to warm up those winter evenings with a session in the kitchen with us two old dears. Two old dears who just wanna dance with you. Yes, our Spotify sessions return with yet another lockdown kitchen disco selection destined to bring the disco to your house, our house, everyone’s house. Pic by Matt Stephens Grins by B.Please at The Tempest Inn Overexcitement by Wildblood … Continue reading Spotify Sessions: The November 2020 one
Eleven years ago I reviewed a debut disco compilation on Strut Records for DJ Magazine that would go on to become legendary – unicorns and all. Since then I’ve become lucky enough to call Horse Meat Disco part of the family – friends of Dorothy who always bring the disco, the compilations, the radio shows and the hands in the air moments of heaven. Coming … Continue reading PRS M Magazine : Horse Meat Disco Interview
Time to bring the soulful disco vibes to Shelter Hall Raw in Brighton today from 4pm-6pm and indulge in my favourite gin – Brighton Gin of course. Eat, drink, wiggle in your seat. See you at the (socially distanced) front. Shelter Hall Raw is a unique pop-up food market, bringing together an eclectic lineup of Brighton’s best food and drink brands under one roof. Head … Continue reading Wildblood’s Shelter Hall Debut
Wildblood and Queenie 