Detroit’s Apollo Brown draws from the head-nodding, screwface-inducing lineage of DJ Premier, Pete Rock, J Dilla and Large Professor. A master of boom bap in the 21st century, Brown has spent the last decade refining the sound — blending soul, grit and deep musicality into productions that feel unmistakably his own. Rooted in classic RnB and shaped by left-field influences, his beats are raw, reflective and built for serious head-nods. Celebrating the cult-classic Gas Mask album, Brown is joined by Guilty Simpson and Journalist 103, bringing the record’s stark lyricism and grey-sky beats to life on stage. Detroit’s Apollo Brown draws from the head-nodding, screwface-inducing lineage of DJ Premier, Pete Rock, J Dilla and Large Professor. A master of boom bap in the 21st century, Brown has spent the last decade refining the sound — blending soul, grit and deep musicality into productions that feel unmistakably his own. Rooted in classic RnB and shaped by left-field influences, his beats are raw, reflective and built for serious head-nods. Celebrating the cult-classic Gas Mask album, Brown is joined by Guilty Simpson and Journalist 103, bringing the record’s stark lyricism and grey-sky beats to life on stage. 19:00-22:30 Detroit’s Apollo Brown draws from the head-nodding, screwface-inducing lineage of DJ Premier, Pete Rock, J Dilla and Large Professor. A master of boom bap in the 21st century, Brown has spent the last decade refining the sound — blending soul, grit and deep musicality into productions that feel unmistakably his own. Rooted in classic RnB and shaped by left-field influences, his beats are raw, reflective and built for serious head-nods. Celebrating the cult-classic Gas Mask album, Brown is joined by Guilty Simpson and Journalist 103, bringing the record’s stark lyricism and grey-sky beats to life on stage.