BR4P invites Palestinian Bedouin DJ Mo'min Swaitat and the Majazz Project for a night of rare tapes and vinyl from Palestine and beyond. With special guest Synthia and plough family Hannza. Spanning field recordings of Bedouin weddings to revolutionary tracks and synth heavy funk and jazz, Mo'min weaves in the sounds of archival Palestine, with that of a new generation of Palestinian artists celebrating the rich past and present sounds of Palestine.

Find out more at https://www.thebigride4palestine.com/big-ride-2023

Mo’min Swaitat is a London-based Palestinian Bedouin artist whose practice spans music, theatre, film and audio-visual installations. He trained as a theatre performer, writer and director, in Palestine (Freedom Theatre Jenin) and London (LISPA). Mo’min is the founder of Majazz Project, the only Palestinian-led record label reissuing music from the Arab archive and the Palestine Sound Archive, monthly NTS Radio show and archival project focused on remixing and sampling cassettes and vinyl  from Palestine from the 1930s - 1990s, collaborating with both the original - and a new generation of - artists to safeguard Palestinian cultural heritage.

The Big Ride for Palestine was set up in 2015 by activists across the UK and NI with the main aim of using cycling as a tool for active solidarity with the people of Palestine. Each year 250+ people embark on a multi-day cycle ride to raise funds and awareness about the current occupation of Palestine and the persecution of it's people. 

Donations will be welcomed on the door for The Big Ride for Palestine.