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NITELIFE CANVAS TOTE bag, available in black and white / natural and red colourways. Created with FYAHFLY Screen Print, Bristol.
TWO-SHEET STICKER PACK celebrating some of the brilliant venues, promoters labels and artists we have been lucky enough to work with at NITELIFE over the years. Featuring: Colston Hall, DEEP MEDi, Dr Meaker, Erratic Batting, Fantôme, Fotomatic, Fyahfly, Gardna x Kreed, Heavy Lungs, Hip Hop Coffee Shop Sessions, HUBB Records, Idle Hands, IDLES, Italdred, Left Handed Giant, Mr Wolf’s, RUN, The Blast, Sofar Sounds, Tectonic Recordings, The Fleece, The Jam Jar, Thekla, Tokyo World, Tunnel Vision, Wizzarding Promotions
4 x DIGITAL TRACKS. Though facing difficult times themselves amid the COVID-19 crisis, some of our favourite, landscape-shifting artists and labels have been kind enough to contribute digital tracks to our NITELIFE supporter bundle.
- Track #1 Egoless – Too krunk to fck
Heard on the best soundsystems in all the land, Mala’s DEEP MEDi have provided an exclusive digital release of Egoless’ Too krunk to fck – a hidden track from the vinyl release of Dubkasm ft Rider Shafique – Enter the Gates (Egoless Versions).
- Track #2 Walton – SBWYS
With heavy backing from Bristol luminary Pinch, Walton has stormed the soundsystem music world in recent years. Tectonic provide a track from his latest EP, Abyss – which dropped on the label earlier this month.
- Track #3 Swindle ft. Eva Lazarus – Talk A Lot
Taken from UK producer Swindle’s seminal No More Normal and featuring Bristol’s own Eva Lazarus, Gilles Peterson’s Brownswood Recordings have gifted us the summer jam-worthy Talk a Lot.
- Track #4 Dr Meaker ft. Yolanda – Freed (Unplugged)
A world away from the dancefloor ready music you might know them for, this track offers an insight into the musical genius that is Bristol’s Dr Meaker. Featuring the belly-stirring vocals of Yolanda, Freed (Unplugged) is taken from the timeless A Lesson from the Speaker – The Acoustic Sessions, a live lounge style re-recording of their brilliant debut album (for something more in line with their usual antics, check out brand new Dr Meaker tune, The Falcon).
