Sounds Like X Carousel Present Good on Friday ft M.A.N.D.Y. (Get Physical | Berlin), Robbie Lowe, Alice Burcovich + FATE.

Following from the announcement of the brand-new Carousel Bar & Ballroom set to open at the iconic Oxford Street location, Sounds Like are teaming up with Carousel crew to present the one and only M.A.N.D.Y.

With a slew of local heroes on support this is set to be one helluva Good Friday.

Good on Friday" is more than just a party; it's a celebration of individuality, inclusion, selflessness, and self-expression. We take pride in fostering a safe space where everyone can be their authentic selves, surrounded by like-minded souls who embrace diversity and unity.

Remember, at "Good on Friday," it's all about good vibes only! Leave your worries at the door and embrace the positive energy that permeates the atmosphere. It's a night where joy, laughter, and connections flourish, creating memories that last a lifetime.

M.A.N.D.Y. (Get Physical | Berlin)

Passion never dies. When the music runs through you with a force that it impacts your life in such a meaningful way it never leaves you. With a career spanning two decades,

Patrick Bodmer aka M.A.N.D.Y. has seen the best of what the electronic music scene has to offer. He grew up in Frankfurt am Main, when the German techno scene of the 90’s was blossoming with the influence of Detroit techno and the UK’s acid house. Back then Patrick

organized parties for the underground art scene along with his friend, Phillip Jung, who soon thereafter became his DJ and studio partner for many years. M.A.N.D.Y was born.

They went on to throw parties all over Frankfurt, from forests, galleries and nightclubs.

With momentum quickly growing, Patrick’s passion for music was taking the lead in his

career, so he quit his other day jobs and moved to Berlin where he started the labels ‘Get

Physical’ and „Kindisch“together with DJ T. And Booka Shade. Together they were

producing tracks, such as the remake of “O Supaman” in collaboration with Laurie

Anderson, as well as ‘Body Language’, in 2005 that became the pinnacle of the newly

named genre ‘Elektro House’.

With the fast-growing discography (incl. remixes for Royksopp, The Knife, Tracy Thorn,

Mathew Dear, Damian Lazarus, Miss Kittin, Black Coffee, etc..) and the signing of new

artists M.A.N.D.Y. created an abundance of original music crossed the house and techno

genres. M.A.N.D.Y. created their own event series and performed on festivals around the

world, such as Glastonbury, Coachella, Loveparade, etc., with residencies at Watergate

and KaterBlau, Fabric, Privilege, Amnesia, Pascha, etc.. Compilations and podcasts for

the likes of Fabric, Renaissance and the BBC1 „Essential mix“ were following.

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Tickets from $20 + BF