Tre Reynolds | Joshua Brooks Manchester

Liverpool's Tre Reynolds heads to the Joshua Brooks basement, bringing his minimal and deep tech sound across from Liverpool to Manchester. Reynolds has built a distinctive style around vocal samples, tight tech percussion and rolling low end. His records have landed on a strong run of labels, including Gorgon City's Realm Records with "Candy Paint", Mason Collective's Whippin with "Icy", and Deeperfect, and his sets pull from that same vocal-led, floor-focused catalogue. He is one of the North West's most talked-about house artists right now, and this is a chance to catch him in a room that fits the music. Support comes from James Nash. Joshua Brooks is the right setting for it. A basement under bricked arches on Princess Street, with a Void Acoustics system that handles minimal, bass-driven house with real precision. It is the same room that hosted The Chemical Brothers' first residency, and it still moves the way this sound needs.