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Sleazy Peelers (02) w/ Rosie Ama

2026-11-13
21:00:00 - 02:00:00
Gut Level, Sheffield

Sleazy Peelers is a party dedicated to the trippy, slow and low-slung chug of rock-adjacent dance music, where hypnotic psychedelia drenches the mind and dark synths & guitar riffs seduce the dancefloor. Drawing inspiration from the likes of A Love From Outer Space (Sean Johnston & Andrew Weatherall), Dresden (Manfredas & Ivan Smagghe), and Optimo & Ransom Note’s Watching Trees festival, genres range from Acid House to Balearica, Chug, EBM, Dark Wave/Disco & Post-Punk Indie Sleaze. ABOUT OUR HEADLINER: London-based DJ, radio host and label owner, Rosie Ama operates on the outer fringes of dance music, slinging her sleazy cocktail of low-slung chuggers, leftfield acid house and synth-driven grooves in basements, bars, fields and clubs across the UK and beyond. Having cut her teeth as a writer and editor for online music platforms Stamp The Wax and Ransom Note, Rosie went on to form Kiara Scuro in 2016 with her friend Nadia - a DJ and production duo with releases for the likes of fabric originals, Ritmo Fatale and Faux Poly, as well as long-standing radio residencies on Rinse FM and Balamii Radio. After a decade together, Rosie has now turned her focus to her solo project and the trippy sonics that first ignited her passion for DJing, and continue to guide the output of her record label, Human Endeavour. Her editorial background helped sharpen her curatorial ear and connect her with likeminded artists around the world, which led her to launch the imprint in 2022. It serves as a platform for artists operating in the deep, dark and hypnotic corners of electronic music and has been home to artists like Anastasia Zems, Justine Forever, Nandele, Medicine 8 and Thomass Jackson. As another outlet to share her musical discoveries, Rosie hosts a monthly radio show on Bristol’s Noods Radio called Melodic Odds, which showcases new and old finds you’ll hear her playing in the club. With recent support slots for Optimo, Wallace and Make A Dance under her belt, Rosie Ama is well and truly carving a name for herself in the underground club space. **Tickets will go on sale mid-September**