Party: our top 3 of the week

We selected three parties this weekend to heat up those freezing nights. Feel the beat!

Disco Freddy Party
A new label was founded in Brussels last year. Disco Freddy Records specialises in house, nu disco, future bass, trap, and electronic hip hop. The label is run by Frank Drebin (Grand Funk Device) and multiple turntablism champion DJ Odilon. They don’t just give young artists great career opportunities, they also organise parties. Do the Freddy!
> Café La Pompe. 20/01, 22.00, Sint-Gillis/Saint-Gilles

Bedroom Beats x Mo’Lo’ x Le French Work: Vol 2 Release Party
Bedroom Beats generally puts talented home-recording artists on the Bonnefooi stage, while More Low (Mo’Lo’ to its friends) showcases the better bass and footwork music in the capital. They are now joining forces for a party featuring the French collective Le French Work. At Bar Du Matin, you’ll hear nothing but juke, break beats, and UK garage all night long!
> Bar Du Matin. 21/01, 22.00, Vorst/Forest

Nose Job
Rick Shiver and his party concept Nose Job are bringing the Canadian Marie Davidson to Brussels. Based in Montreal, she provides the world with minimal wave and synth music that is very much inspired by the Eighties. On Adieux au
Dancefloor, she sets her sights squarely on the dance floor. And at Nose Job, she’ll be performing live.
> Beursschouwburg. 21/01, 22.00, Brussel/Bruxelles