Event name: Sunday Sundowner ft. DJ Barely Legal

Support: Alina

Date: 15th December '19, Sunday

Genre: House, Disco, UK Garage, Bass

Time: 4:00 PM Onwards

Club & event rules apply.

About Barely Legal:

True to her stage name DJ Barely Legal caught an early start in music- buying a first set of decks at the age of 19 and proceeding to throw away the rulebook, mixing up styles, genres and artists to create eclectic but expertly weaving mixes. Those mixes featured on the likes of Rinse and reguarly on 1xtra to great acclaim, and saw a quick rise - playing at the likes of Fabric, Field Day and Manchester's notorious Warehouse Project.

London based DJ Barely Legal is one of the fastest growing talents in British clubland. Growing up at home with a garage aficionado mother ensured that Barely had UK bass music wired into her programming from an early age. As a young raver, she purchased her first set of turntables in the summer of 2011 at the age of 19, and received immediate support from her Mancunian friends Chimpo.

Her selection of rugged and varied styles of electronic music initially turned the heads of underground authorities such as Marcus Nasty and Scratcha DVA, who broadcast her mixes on the notorious Rinse FM. A feature on BBC Radio 1Xtra’s 1500 seconds of Fame soon followed, demonstrating to the mainstream her ability to seamlessly weave beats together. This resulted in a call back six months for her popular fortnightly Daily Dose Mix series.

Retrospectively it seems inevitable that Barely Legal would attract the attention of Grime godfather, Wiley, who invited her to play at his Eskimo Dance and MC’d over one of her Daily Dose mixes alongside the formidable Scratchy, Riko Dan and God’s Gift. Regardless of anyone’s opinion, Chloe Robinson is becoming increasingly hard to ignore. With rumours of her own forthcoming production, her peer reviewed talents are fast developing and will surely see her become a fierce competitor as a producer.

2013 has already been a sterling effort from the 21 year old, the movements she has made recently include a booking at Manchester’s mighty Warehouse Project this Autumn. Barely and her growing fan base clearly have a lot to look forward to.