We’re returning to the underground for another night of bass culture. We’re honored to host Denver’s own TF Marz for his Victoria debut. Expect a masterclass in atmosphere as we blend deep-seated hip-hop sensibilities with the raw weight of modern bass music. Local support lineup featuring Sundog, Urchin, and Sometimes Why? will keep the vibes dialed. Powered by the Void Acoustics sound system, we’re transforming The Downbeat into our escape. Don’t sleep on these, tickets are limited! THE LINEUP THE LINEUP TF Marz (Denver, CO) A founding member of the Denver-based all:Lo Collective, TF Marz stands at the intersection of Hip-Hop and R&B, weaving those soulful sensibilities with the lush, deep textures of bass music. Influenced by the Pacific Northwest’s rich sound system heritage, his cutting-edge selections and moody productions are a breath of fresh air, designed for those who want to feel the music as much as hear it. Sundog (Victoria, BC) A staple of the local underground, Sundog is known for his ability to read a room and pull from the deep. Expect a journey through sub-heavy frequencies and rhythmic complexity that sets the tone for the night ahead. Urchin (Victoria, BC) Bringing a gritty, textured approach to the decks, Urchin specializes in the darker corners of 140 and halftime. Meticulous selection and seamless flow make every set a visceral experience. Sometimes Why? (Victoria, BC) Translates a love of movement and bodywork into a curated journey through sound. Favouring deep frequencies that interact with the physical body to create a sense of flow and presence. Designed to move you, his music is an invitation to step out of your mind, and into your body. THE DETAILS ◾️ When: Saturday, April 18 ◾️ Where: The Downbeat Event Centre (1325 Government St.) ◾️ Sound System: Powered by Void Acoustics ◾️ Age: 19+ w/ Valid ID Land Acknowledgement: We respectfully acknowledge that this event takes place on unceded lək̓ʷəŋən land. We acknowledge the ongoing process of dispossession and colonization. We hold this understanding in our interactions and engagements with this land and its people. "A Revolution without dancing is not a Revolution worth having”