Bradley Zero has spent the better part of two decades building one of the most quietly influential careers in electronic music. The London-based DJ and founder of Rhythm Section International, a label and events brand rooted in Peckham that has championed artists from Floating Points to Peggy Gou, is renowned for sets that refuse to stay in one place, weaving soul, jazz, disco, house and left field sounds into something that feels genuinely alive.

His Boiler Room sessions and long-running Phonox residency in Brixton have made him a touchstone in the global conversation about what good DJing actually means: not genre, not trend, but feel. He is, in the truest sense, a curator.

Bradley Zero plays Echo & Bounce for Open Season. For anyone who knows the difference between a DJ who plays records and one who tells a story.

Open Season is The Tivoli Group’s annual program of music, art and cultural events, transforming Brisbane into a winter playground for live performance each year. Open Season is independently owned and operated, and has funding assistance through the Live Music Office of the Australian Government and Arts Queensland.