Members Presents: Liam Fitzgerald & Marco Peruzzi

Members Presents: Liam Fitzgerald & Marco Peruzzi Friday, February 7th 10pm to 2:22am BOOK YOUR TABLE NOW : https://members.love/ Cool & creative - embrace your vibe but leave your sweatpants at home. +21 / ID REQUIRED Liam Fitzgerald: There's something undeniably magnetic about watching an artist commandeer the global stage with the kind of effortless confidence that comes from knowing exactly who they are. This Mexican/British producer has done precisely that, amassing millions of followers worldwide while reshaping the conversation around Afro melodic house. It's not just about the numbers, though those certainly speak volumes—it's about the space they've created, one where cultural boundaries dissolve into four-four kicks and ancestral rhythms find new life through cutting-edge production. The sound itself? Pure alchemy. Imagine deep, chest-rattling basslines that pulse with the DNA of African drumming traditions, colliding with ethereal melodic passages that somehow manage to be both introspective and utterly transcendent. There's an intricacy to the percussion work that reveals their bicultural blueprint—Latin patterns weaving through African polyrhythms, creating something that feels simultaneously ancient and futuristic. Hypnotic vocal samples drift through the mix, sourced from every corner of the globe, while progressive builds do exactly what they're supposed to do: hold dance floors in suspended animation before the inevitable, glorious release. Their festival circuit presence has become the stuff of legend, bringing Afro melodic house to stages across Africa, Europe, Latin America, and beyond. But there's more happening here than just DJ sets and peak-time moments. Through their social media channels, they've cultivated something closer to a movement—a philosophy of unity expressed through rhythm, a lifestyle that resonates with millions who see their own multiplicity reflected back. It's aspirational without being alienating, rooted without being rigid. As the Afro house renaissance continues its global ascent, this artist stands at its vanguard, not as a gatekeeper but as a bridge builder.