Asa Tate hits the decks on the Patterns terrace for a day of sunshine and music.
Asa Tate takes over the terrace at Patterns on Saturday 18 July, and he's doing it all day long. It's a single-name bill, so he's the only one on the decks from start to finish, rather than a line-up of different DJs swapping over throughout the afternoon and evening.
Being an all-day set changes the way a night like this works. Instead of a short slot that builds to a peak and then cuts off, he's got the whole run of the day to build the room, hold it, and take it wherever he wants. It's the kind of thing that lets a DJ stretch out the slower, sunnier stuff in the afternoon and save the heavier weight for later, rather than trying to cram everything into a couple of hours.
And the terrace is a big part of it. On a Saturday in mid-July, it's exactly where you want to be if the weather holds — outdoors, in the open air, with the music running while the light changes. It's a day of sunshine and music, and that's the whole of it: Asa Tate on the decks, the terrace at Patterns, and the day stretching out in front of you.
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It's on Saturday 18 July at Patterns in Brighton. If you're planning on it, keep in mind it's an all-day affair, so you can drop in whenever suits you best.
