Fulu Miziki

Eco–Friendly–Afro–futuristic–Punk–Assemble returns to the Fox after last year’s uncomparable performance.

Fulu Miziki roughly translates as “music from garbage” which is in a literal sense is an accurate
description of the thrillingly chaotic collective of artists who comes straight from a future where humans have reconciled with mother earth and with themselves. This multidisciplinary collective is based in Congolese capital city Kinshasa.

For several years now, it’s members have spent an amount of time conceptualising an orchestra made from objects found in the trash, constantly changing instruments, and always in search of new sounds.

Making their own instruments, costumes, and masks is essential to the approach of Fulu Miziki’s musical core ideology. Their unique sound supports a pan–African message of artistic liberation, peace and a severe look at the ecological situation of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the whole world. For Fulu everything can be recovered and re–enchanted.

You may also like the following events from Fox and Firkin:

• This Saturday, 28th June, 12:00 pm, Norman Jay's Midsummer Party in London
• Next Tuesday, 1st July, 07:00 pm, Black Uhuru in London
• Next month, 12th July, 12:00 pm, Dele Sosimi’s Afrobeat Vibration: Day Festival in London

Also check out other Arts events in London, Music events in London, Entertainment events in London.