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What is Music4Life?
Music4Life is a new form of club night, giving people the chance to enjoy famous (as well as up-and-coming) DJs and at the same time raise the profile of Oxfam’s fight against poverty and suffering. Proceeds from the night go to support Oxfam’s work and the event acts as a platform to highlight key issues affecting the world’s poorest people.
What else?
DJs play for free and there is a record fair selling the pick of the second hand music from Oxfam shops. People can even get in for less when they donate a record or CD on the door.
What’s the music?
The music policy is across the board – funk, hip-hop, leftfield, house, breaks – and the night has a real good-time vibe. Past DJs include Bobby Friction and Nihal, Jon Carter, Terry Francis, Organic Audio and Bugz In The Attic.
When is it?
It’s a regular night at the Notting Hill Arts Club in London. Check this page for details of the next Music4Life night, and for reviews and pics after the event.
Music4Life @ Notting Hill 03/04/05 To celebrate its one-year anniversary, Music4Life took residency at the Notting Hill Arts Club, with a guest appearance from Radio 1's Rob Da Bank.
Make Poverty History @ Herbal 10/03/05 On 10 March 2005, Depth of Soul and Oxfam launched their brand new monthly club residency at London’s infamous Herbal, situated in the heart of the east end.
Music4Life is a new form of club night, giving people the chance to enjoy famous (as well as up-and-coming) DJs and at the same time raise the profile of Oxfam’s fight against poverty and suffering. Proceeds from the night go to support Oxfam’s work and the event acts as a platform to highlight key issues affecting the world’s poorest people. 
