October 2024: Beats Round Up
Resident disco advisor Sam Lavers gets down with what’s happening in SA when it comes to hip hop, house and techno.
Image by Andre Castellucci
You Should Listen To
Eluize – ‘WHAT4’ (Get It Quick Edit)
Priestess of synth, Eluize continues an ongoing prolific output of music releases with her new track ‘What4’. A decisive and commanding heater, this song knows what it wants and is sure to get it (your butt on the dancefloor). Eluize is home in SA after many years highlighting the Berlin and EU club circuit. It’s a true pleasure to have such a talent back on our shores to help sculpt the next generation of Adelaide’s music producers. Keep an eye out for her other DJ project, ‘Ally_O’, playing all the best venues in town.
You Should See
Duality: Trip
A huge lineup of all-star selectors weigh in for the second edition of ‘Duality’ at Sugar. The evening is headlined by house music heavyweight Maurice Fulton (USA) and UK producer Jasper Tygner, who’ll both perform two-hour sets through the night. Starting at 6pm, there’s a full journey in store with Pierre Honey, Club Sandwich and Claude taking you from disco to techno till 5am!
October 11 | Sugar | Tickets via Resident Advisor
Steve Spacek (UK)
London’s own electronics pioneer, Steve Spacek, is in SA to grace Ancient World thanks to local crew Inner Tribe Records. Expect a heavy night of neo-soul, dancehall, broken beat house and hip hop, with DJs Inkswel, Mehdi, Nantale & Shep on warmup duties. The night also celebrates Erin Buku’s ‘See You Shine – 12” remix’ vinyl release. There’ll also be vendors in the laneway and DJ Sepia playing dub & reggae in the beer garden.
October 26 | Ancient World | Tickets via Humanitix
Four More
YAX Presents // Paranoia 3
Expect techno all night. da:n, Nicholas and Will Fall are dishing up a locals-only showcase from the booth.
October 12 | Sugar | Tickets via Resident Advisor
Bailey (UK)
Drum & Bass legend BAILEY joins forces with vinyl-master DJ FRICTION for a boiler room-style masterclass at Divide.
October 25 | Divide | Tickets via Moshtix
Confidence Man
You can’t deny the raw energetic power of ConMan. Be there.
October 25 | The Gov | Tickets via Oztix
Alexander Flood & Close Counters
One of Australia’s most exciting young artists, Alexander Flood, and Naarm-based electronic duo Close Counters shine in an incredible evening at Summertown Studio.
November 1 | Summertown Studio | Tickets via Humanitix
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The lineup includes Jon Stevens, The Screaming Jets and Wolfmother.
Iconic First Nations act Yothu Yindi headline the four-day festival, celebrating 35 years of Tribal Voice.
This marks the Scottish singer’s first ever Australian tour.
The American alt-metal powerhouse are brining along Japanese metalcore prodigies Crystal Lake.
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The tour comes in support of the quartet’s new album, Again.
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The R&B/soul sensation returns to Adelaide as part of WOMADelaide.
The accomplished performer is set to perform his greatest hits, fan favourites, and tracks from his new album, Facing Myself.
The annual New Year’s Day festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary next year.
Winners also includes Oscar the Wild, Ella Ion, Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival and many more.
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The acclaimed singer will perform tracks from across her 40 year career.
The Michghan favs return down under in 2026 on their Sound A Body Makes When It’s Still tour.
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Poppy will perform tracks from her six studio albums, including last year’s acclaimed Negative Spaces.
The smash album includes the singles ‘The Coast Is Always Changing’, ‘Apply Some Pressure’, ‘Graffiti’, ‘Going Missing’ and ‘I Want You to Stay’.
This will be Pulp’s first Aussie performance in 15 years.
The star-studded live tour cast features fan favourites from the series’ historic ten-season run.
Fans can expect a “synth fuelled journey into 80s pop culture.”
The returning UK singer-songwriter is bringing along three tremendous artists on tour with him.
The album features 21 tracks spanning the bands 40 year career.
This is the first time Basement Jaxx have performed live with a full band in Australasia since 2010.