Gaffe Presents: Sunday Service (2)

Sunday Service is a new series built on trust,curation, and culture. Four London-based artists,each carving their own path through the musicwe love, join forces with carefully chosen,truly special unannounced guests. Bruno Schmidt’s approach to music is defined by precision, depth, and a restless curiosity for the overlooked corners of electronic music. His sets unravel slowly, guided by a sharp instinct for tension and release, and a record bag shaped by years of dedicated digging. Away from the booth, his role as a booker for Meadows in the Mountains reflects the same commitment to uncovering and curating singular musical experiences. Moving fluently between hypnotic house, low-slung techno, and off-kilter rhythms, his sound resists easy classification - a reflection of a deeper understanding that the best moments on the floor are rarely the most obvious. Gabriel Rai stands out as a young artist whose musical sensibility reaches far beyond his years. With a sound shaped by deep-rooted knowledge and an instinctive feel for storytelling, his sets move fluently across minimal house, techno & broken beats and the subtleties in between - always attentive to context, always building with patience and care. Alongside his own Local Moves residency, first born at The Lion and Lamb and now housed at Little Portland Street’s audiophile space, Gabriel is quietly carving his place within London’s most considered corners. Secret Guest Emerging from Manchester’s fertile underground and first making her mark with a standout Workshop release, this artist has since shaped a path that few others have walked. Known for her distinctive swing, detailed percussion and intuitive control of atmosphere, her sets have become fixtures at institutions like Panorama Bar, Robert Johnson and beyond. A quiet force in contemporary electronic music - one whose influence runs deeper than the noise around her.