Three labels with a shared spirit for connecting underground sounds across scenes, rooted in community, collaboration and globality.

The evening opens with a back-to-back vinyl session from Ayana Homma (Jazzy Sport, Sound Anthropology) and Tommy Khosla (JAWARI, Sound Anthropology), setting the tone with eclectic selections and warm grooves. Sound Anthropology then take the stage with a special live set featuring pianist Mimi Kobayashi, reuniting a collaboration first performed in Japan earlier this year, weaving Hindustani classical, spiritual jazz, and groove for an upbeat take on Sound Anthropology's spiritual jazz music.

As the night unfolds, the decks take over: Mikuri Murakami, making her debut at Grow both behind the decks and with a pop-up showcase of her upcycled denim designs; Bror Havnes (Flammer Dance Band) celebrates his upcoming EP De Som Vet with an eclectic DJ set built for the dancefloor; and closing the night is Somatic, “sound-system-centred global musical traveller” now returning to Grow for the third time. Alongside it all, a pop-up Jazzy Sport vinyl stand will be on hand to dig deeper into the music.