THE BROADSIDE HACK
THE BROADSIDE HACK
THE BROADSIDE HACK
THE BROADSIDE HACK
The Broadside Hack is a short documentary film from British Underground exploring the influence of traditional folk songs on a new generation of musicians. The documentary was made in collaboration with Broadside Hacks and features Shovel Dance Collective, Thyrsis, caroline, Broadside Hacks and Boss Morris. It was filmed at Real World Studios in Box, Wiltshire in August 2021 and is part of our Looking for a New England series of showcases
The Broadside Hack is a short documentary film from British Underground exploring the influence of traditional folk songs on a new generation of musicians. The documentary was made in collaboration with Broadside Hacks and features Shovel Dance Collective, Thyrsis, caroline, Broadside Hacks and Boss Morris. It was filmed at Real World Studios in Box, Wiltshire in August 2021 and is part of our Looking for a New England series of showcases
The Broadside Hack is a short documentary film from British Underground exploring the influence of traditional folk songs on a new generation of musicians. The documentary was made in collaboration with Broadside Hacks and features Shovel Dance Collective, Thyrsis, caroline, Broadside Hacks and Boss Morris. It was filmed at Real World Studios in Box, Wiltshire in August 2021 and is part of our Looking for a New England series of showcases
UK Showcasing Artists at Womex 2017
Events at Horizons At Womex 2018

Join us for networking drinks on the stand (A53-60) every afternoon
PANEL: UK Global Underground
Chaired by Emily Dust (UK),
Emily Dust with Kaptin Barrett (UK), Boomtown Festival UK Ltd
Gloria Adereti (UK), Boiler Room
Inie Banigo (UK), Hipsters Don’t Dance
Friday, 3pm, Conference Room 1
From the British-born Afro stars like Not3s, Kojo Funds and Yxng Bane racking up millions of streams to the rattling sounds of gqom, dancehall and baile funk running the clubs, there’s never been a more exciting time for global music in the UK than now.With young, diverse perspectives beyond world music, this session will go on a journey through the underground, from afrobeats to hard drum to funky – all of which have roots in music from Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. The audience will gain insight into club sounds that, although clearly influenced by international music, don’t see themselves as world music.
Supported by British Underground
ARTIST SHOWCASES
Ariwo: Thursday, 11.15pm, Twin Stage B
The Turbans: Friday, 9pm, Twin Stage A
Navá: Friday, 10.30pm, offWOMEX (Sala Gabriel Rodó)
Emily Dust: Saturday, 3.30am, Club Summit (Plaza de la Música)