MARRAMB-IK brings together First Nations DJs Fosters and pvrtal for a high-energy night on Bunurong Country.
This unique art-meets-music event combines electric DJ sets with visual art, creating a cultural experience that’s all about rhythm and connection. MARRAMB-IK takes place at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery on Friday 23 January, where Fosters and pvrtal will take over the decks from 5pm to 9pm.
Expect an eclectic mix of melodic afro, shuffling house, disco and techno, all layered with First Nations sounds and vocal samples. Both DJs bring serious credentials to the turntables, with Fosters building a strong reputation since breaking into Melbourne’s dance music scene back in 2015, and pvrtal spinning hard house, trance and techno across the city’s hottest clubs.
MARRAMB-IK – Mornington Peninsula
- When: Friday 23 January, 5pm–9pm
- Where: Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery, Civic Reserve, Dunns Road, Mornington
- Cost: $15 (includes free glass of wine on arrival)
- Note: Free entry for children (must be accompanied by adult), alcohol will be served
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Fosters is a proud Narungga and Wotjobaluk man raised in Melbourne who’s supported diverse international artists including Fatboy Slim and Sven Vath. His sets range from melodic afro through to shuffling house, disco and techno, keeping dance floors moving with his eclectic selections.
Pvrtal is a proud Gunai, Yorta Yorta and Waywurru artist based in Naarm who you can find spinning across turbo422, Glamorama and Revolver Upstairs. Expect hard house, trance and techno that’ll keep the energy high all night.
While you’re there, check out Unfolding, an exhibition of First Nations works on paper from the MPRG collection. Gallery doors are open Tuesday to Sunday, 11am–4pm, with special late sessions running until 7pm on Friday 30 January, Friday 6 February and Friday 13 February.
Nuno’s food van will be serving up food throughout the night, so you can grab a bite between dance floor sessions. Entry includes a free glass of wine on arrival, setting the tone for a night of culture, music and community.
Held on Bunurong Country, MARRAMB-IK is about bringing people together through rhythm and First Nations culture. Gather your friends and get ready for a night that combines the best of Melbourne’s dance music scene with the rich cultural heritage of First Nations artists.
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