Snape Sessions | Norman Jay
For the second instalment of Snape Sessions, we welcome one of the finest and most respected DJs working today.
Throughout the late 90s and 00s, Norman Jay built a reputation as one of the world’s most popular DJs, taking the underground sounds of rare groove and house firmly into the mainstream. He remains at the forefront of club culture, continually converting generations of clubbers to the cause, championing new sounds, yet never forgetting his musical roots. A night with guaranteed ‘Good Times’, Norman will be supported by Tadi the Great and IssyB.
Snape Sessions are different to our usual concerts – they are standing gigs, you’re free to come and go and the bar will be open throughout. Think of it at as a club night, that ends at midnight! Check out the photographs from the sell-out inaugural Snape Sessions with Gilles Peterson on our Instagram page.
IssyB
Tadi the Great
Norman Jay
About Norman Jay
Norman Jay is one of the most respected and popular DJs in the world today. Influenced by his father’s record collection of blue co-founder of the legendary Good Times Sound System and London dance music station KISS FM, Jay fostered the ‘Rare Groove’ scene pushing the boundaries of the UK’s emerging club culture. Awarded an MBE for services to djing and music.
Norman Jay's website.
About Tadi the Great
Tadi the Great is a Norwich-based artist & DJ of Zimbabwean origin. His journey into djing started with the sole intention of enhancing his production, but this has now become one of his main avenues of self-expression. Since then, he has opened for Gilles Peterson, Charlie Dark, Goldie, Nightmares on Wax, GZA (Wu-Tang) and many more, forever bringing a melting pot of soulful, percussive and unpredictable sonics.
About IssyB
IssyB is a digital DJ who weaves together textures & rhythms from the four corners of the world. Fusing global sounds, jazz, soulful classics & modern electronica to create an eclectic, healing & moveable soundscape. IssyB is part of the Melomaniacs Collective, who transmit their monthly radio show from the Casio Gshock shop, Carnaby St.
