On March 28, FLINTA collective Sisu takes over M.O.T. to launch the Sisu Solidarity Fund, a new long-term initiative supporting FLINTA* and marginalised artists across electronic music culture.
Divine Rage, the fundraiser, responds to ongoing conversations around safety, exclusion and power imbalance within nightlife. Despite increased visibility, many FLINTA* and marginalised artists continue to navigate harassment, gatekeeping and precarious working conditions across the scene.
Inspired by grassroots movements pushing for safer dancefloors, Divine Rage channels collective frustration into collective action.
Expect Open Decks and DJ sets from powerhouse guest artists LCN and HEZEN, as well as Sisu roster DJs, celebrating FLINTA talent.
Funds raised will be split 50/50 between:
• The Outside Project – a London-based trans-led LGBTQ+ shelter providing crisis accommodation, advocacy and mental health support
• Sisu Sustainability – supporting the continuation of Sisu’s work building opportunities and structural support for FLINTA artists within electronic music.
Let’s remember – nightlife safety doesn’t stop at the dancefloor. Divine Rage is the first step in a series of fundraising initiatives under the Sisu Solidarity Fund, supporting wellbeing, ethical labour actions and long-term access to creative and technical roles within the industry.
Last entry 2:30am
Sisu Crew is a CIC (not for profit) organisation empowering FLINTA* DJs and producers in the music and nightlife industry.
