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The Clubnosis Experience: Mind+Music Immersive Mashup
 

Truly unique clubbing concept from the alter-ego of DJ turned Intl Hypnotist, Matt Hale.

An immersive dancefloor experience, The Clubnotist takes you on a guided visualisation to house music, blending imagination & bangin' beats. Close your eyes, open your ears & mind on this musical trip to move your feet & feel the beat like never before.

Feels like a whole night of clubbing in 60mins! From behind the decks, and exploiting the trance-inducing qualities of house music, The Clubnotist fuses upfront & classic tunes, whilst guiding your thoughts. This is a club experience - no stage, no props, it's all in your mind!

 

Event details

Venue: Magic Nation @ Metro City, Northbridge
Bookings: Kathryn Preston
Start Date: Saturday 06 February 2021

https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/the-clubnosis-experience-mind-music-immersive-mashup-fw2021

 

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