We have a chat with Nathaniel Wilson who runs the eclectic art, clothing and music collective
Genre:
Electronic beats, bass, house, techno.
Venues:
Various secret locations.
Who else helps you run the nights?
Mimm main girl Tilly Mint (Joanna) and The Mimm Collective, a team of multi-talented, creative individuals.
Ten words that sum up your events:
Bass, beats, creative, community, artistic, visual, experimental, eclectic, welcoming, BYOB.
Describe the average punter at your nights:
Open minded and know what they like.
Which local act has gone down best with your crowd?
Spam Chop hands down, wizard on deck.
Which non-local act would you bring back again?
A Guy Called Gerald (Live), we had him last May Bank Holiday with Wigflex.
If you could get a celebrity compere who would you choose?
ODB because he’d make ya shimmy… Raw.
Which booze sells best at your events?
Red Stripe and pirate juice.
Tell us a crazy story that has happened at your events…
That normally happens after.
If you weren’t a promoter what would you have ended up doing?
I’d have become a recluse making tunes.
What other events in Nottingham do you love?
Wigflex, Tumble, Rubberdub, Sounddhism, CSWS, Farmyard, Dealmaker (RIP)
What have you got coming up in April and May?
It’s a honour to say the legendary Gilles Peterson will be joining us for our third birthday for a three hour set at The Irish Centre on Bank Holiday Sunday 4 May. Tickets available from our store on Broad Street, where you can also get your hands on the latest offerings of clothes, music and art.