243street & Moonshine présentent :
Moonshine 243

11:00 AM @ 20h00
African house, amapiano, deep house, baile funk, coupé-décalé, percussions, grillades, cocktails jusqu’au couvre-feu

+ musique / ndule par
Pierre Kwenders (Montreal, Canada)
San Farafina (Montreal, Canada)
AKAntu (Montreal, Canada)
Kizaba (Montreal, Canada)

Places limitées : envoie ton nom + invité.e.s via Whatsapp au +243 893 350 326 pour recevoir l’adresse et garantir ta place.

We are back in Paris to celebrate the release of our newest collection “Partout Au Bled” and this time we are coming with all kinds of culinary essentials for all of you who like a bit of extra heat. Come show us some love on August 29th at Dock B and grab some new gear.

“The afro-centered collective known as Moonshine reveals their latest capsule, once again using the opportunity to celebrate their deeply rooted culture through bright colors and iconic African references.”

++ SOUNDS BY

○ PIERRE KWENDERS
https://soundcloud.com/realpierrekwenders
https://www.instagram.com/pierrekwenders/

○ SAN FARAFINA
https://soundcloud.com/sanfarafina
https://www.instagram.com/sanfarafina/

○ ATA (Dawa Collective)
https://soundcloud.com/ambreisata
https://www.instagram.com/atavsm/

○ DIYOU (Dawa collective)
https://www.instagram.com/dawacollectif/
https://soundcloud.com/diyou

FREE ADMISSION – 5:00 PM – 12:00 AM

Bonbon Kojak, AKAntu (Moonshine) + Ushka
Bring Down The Walls
Entrance: 465 Saint-Jean Street, parking lot
Places are limited: first come, first served.

FREE ADMISSION

Set Times:
9:30 PM – AKAntu (Montreal)
11:30 PM – Bonbon Kojak (Montreal)
1:00 AM – Ushka (Brooklyn)
2:30 AM – Bonbon Kojak b2b AKAntu

*The event will start on time. Be there early!*

As part of the “Phil Collins” exhibition, the Phi Foundation for Contemporary Art presents four events within the framework of the installation “Bring Down The Walls”. The public is invited to take part in School Days with informative sessions and workshops on prison abolition and social justice, followed by Club Nights organized by Montreal-based music collectives and international guests.

For the third Club Night of this series, the Phi Foundation invites the Montreal collective Moonshine to curate the evening. Featured DJs include Bonbon Kojak and AKAntu, with special guest Ushka from Brooklyn.

About “Bring Down The Walls”:
Organised in May 2018 in New York City by artist Phil Collins, Creative Time, The Fortune Society, and over 100 collaborators, Bring Down The Walls was a three-part public art project which turned an unconventional lens on the prison industrial complex through house music and nightlife.