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DJ Nobody: Low End Theory in the building
DJ Nobody: Low End Theory in the building

Hipsters and trendsetters alike headed over to the first annual Alchemy Music Festival in the last weekend of March, to see the likes of international sensations of UK-born alternative artist Tom Misch, USA-born group Low End Theory and US hip-hop artist Mick Jenkins.

The acts were backed by local artists DJ Akio, Ginger Trill and Tha Cutt.

The three-day event focusing on alternative live music and beat production was held from March 30 to April 1.

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