Gizelle - Rebel Yelle

09/01/2025

London calling! Let’s start the year with a bang with some Audio 23 & Twisted Technoism shenanigans, as well as celebrating Parker’s birthday, at Venue MOT on Saturday 18 January. Advance tickets via Access All Areas 🎶😎🎶

21/11/2024

UPSIDE DOWN RECORDS, Deptford High Street (SE8 3NT) celebrates its 1ST BIRTHDAY on SATURDAY 23rd NOVEMBER and it's an honour for both myself and Rob to be playing a warming and funky eclectic mix of our favourite pieces of vinyl all afternoon for Philippe and his team to help celebrate their first anniversary selling all kinds of groovy music to the good people of South London. They've worked hard to get this far, so this will be a very special occasion!!

There's also an amazing new 'hip hop to grime' photo exhibition from established music photographer Andy Cotterill. Well worth a visit if you're in the area! 😎🎶😎

Hip Hop to Grime Photographic Exhibition:
https://upsidedownrecords.co.uk/from-hip-hop-to-grime-andy-cotteril-photographic-exhibition/

21/10/2024

This very special Halloween Extravaganza Fundraiser for Palestine is happening on Friday 1st November, 6pm onwards, at the Royal Sovereign pub (E5 8RL) with a fantastic line up of DJs and live music from the Stamford Hillbilly Street Band!! Amazing raffle prizes on the night and there is a competition for the best fancy dress outfit - but no stress, dressing up is totally optional. Free entry. See you there!! 💚🤍🖤❤️

19/09/2024

Looking forward to visiting Bodmin in Cornwall to DJ as this event on Saturday 28th September - it's free entry, with donations for a good cause! 🥳🥳🥳

08/09/2024

Part 2 of a conversation with Neil Keating (Neil CW) for his Tales From a Disappearing City podcast series, reflecting on this musical journey from the 90s and beyond.😎

Join me for the second part of my conversation with Gizelle, a key figure in London's 1990s underground acid techno scene. Starting in 1990, we explore the e...

08/09/2024

Tales From a Disappearing City podcast series is a great project hosted by Neil Keating (aka Controlled Weirdness) from a SE London tower block offering untold subcultural stories from past and present by friends along the journey. Thanks to Neil for inviting me to contribute and here is Part 1 of our conversation.😎

Join us for the first part of our captivating conversation with Gizelle, a pioneering female DJ who witnessed the birth of London's acid house scene. From he...

18/05/2024

NEXT SATURDAY 25TH MAY it's AUDIO 23 🔥🔥🔥 where we'll be celebrating the legend that is Zebedee's 50th Birthday at an East London location, 11pm-8am, with 2 rooms of techno, dnb, and more. Advance tickets from Access All Areas - link below. See you there! 🎶😎🎶😎🎶😎🎶

Main Room

09/05/2024

Really looking forward to coming together tomorrow night to raise some funds at the 'Acid People Party for Palestine' at the Sovereign pub, E5 8RL, 8pm-1am. It’s free entry but there’s lots of cool raffle prizes on the night, so get there early to enter!! Winners will be announced at 11pm. Gonna be a fun night ❤️🎶❤️

05/05/2024

** SAVE THE DATE ** FRIDAY 10TH MAY is the Acid People Party for Palestine, coming together at the Royal Sovereign (E5 8RL), 8pm-1am. Free entry with donations and amazing prizes for raffles on the night.

DJs:
**Gizelle
**Tiddles
**Acid Steve
**Choci
**Chris Liberator

Monies raised will go to .a.d.f.a (CADFA works in the UK to promote awareness about the human rights situation in Palestine. Our link began in 2003 when people from the London borough of Camden made links with people in Abu Dis a town in the Jerusalem suburb. At that time, the Israeli Separation Wall was being built across Abu Dis itself: in 2004, the International Court of Justice found this to be a serious human rights violations and in breach of international humanitarian law.

CADFA was formed to promote human rights and respect for international humanitarian law, and our main method has been to link people in order to build awareness and understanding and encourage people to be active in pursuit of human rights. CADFA itself was formally founded in October 2004, became a charity in 2005 which was registered in January 2006. These links have strengthened over the years and we are very proud of the range of activities that our small organisation has been able to do and the broadening of interest around this work.)

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We will be collecting donations on the night for CADFA and there will be a raffle and T-shirt sale for MAP .a.d.f.a
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