Little South is where the artists come to play - created with the goal of supporting and promoting local DJs and Producers in West Cornwall, UK, who specialize in various genres of dance music. The enthusiastic response from the Cornish nightlife community was overwhelming, allowing Little South to become a crucial platform for local artists seeking exposure at events. As time went on, our reach expanded beyond Cornwall and encompassed artists and events from across the entire South West of England, UK. One of our defining features has been the opportunity to showcase DJ mixes through our podcast series. Since our establishment, we have actively published podcast mixes from some of the most talented DJs in the South West. These mixes serve as a testament to the exceptional skills and creativity of our region's DJs, providing a platform for them to showcase their talent to a wider audience.

At Little South, we have a strong commitment to nurturing nightlife and live music events. A crucial aspect of our work is event promotion, which we prioritize and strive to excel at. Our dedicated team actively seeks out localized, independent music events to showcase and promote. Additionally, we proudly provide a platform for major events happening throughout the South West region, including specialist music festivals and large capacity live music events. By actively supporting and promoting these events, we aim to contribute to a thriving music scene and ensure that both local artists and established acts receive the recognition they deserve.

The Little South pages serve as a platform for emerging musical talent in the South West of England. Our goal is to encourage, foster relationships, and provide opportunities for new artists to showcase their sounds and events. We support DJs, Producers, and Vocalists of all genres within the electronic music landscape. If you are interested in being featured on our pages, we warmly welcome your expressions of interest.

The Best Reactions To Netflix's Fyre Festival Documentary

If you haven't seen it yet, it is a must watch!

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Netflix are delivering all the high quality goods right now, aren't they? Just weeks after we binge-watched YOU and scared ourselves silly with Birdbox (and that's not forgetting the brilliant Sex Education ) , they've dropped Fyre Festival documentary, Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened. If you haven't seen it already, IT'S SO GOOD.

In case you missed the April 2017 scandal , Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened documents the true story of Billy McFarland, the CEO and founder of Fyre Media, and rapper Ja Rule's attempt at putting on a Coachella-style festival on an island in the Bahamas.

They promised yacht parties with models, high-end catering and performances from huge musical acts. In reality, they delivered flooded tents with no bedding, a severe lack of food and water, and no accommodation for over 300 paying guests.

The festival went viral at the time for drastically failing to deliver on its hype, and the Netflix documentary is making waves for giving a mind-boggling and entertaining insight into where it all went wrong.

Here are some of the best reactions from people who have seen the documentary.

Watching #FyreFestival on Netflix gave me so much anxiety. Best thriller/horror film of 2019 so far
— Paul Jason Perez (@pvperez1) 20 January 2019

We should all be more this guy #FyreFestival pic.twitter.com/d5fp15RIUT
— Holly Stower (@H_DaisyStower) 20 January 2019

Brexit is going to be the fyre festival isn’t it
— Phil Wang (@PhilNWang) 21 January 2019

V rich Americans: Omg Fyre is the worst how can we be expected to live like this

All Irish festivals ever: pic.twitter.com/fM3rOsgzPy
— Jack Horgan-Jones (@JackHoJo) 20 January 2019

The #FyreFestival doc is, uh, interesting pic.twitter.com/fakgSghZMB
— Abdul Malik (@AbdulYMalik) 20 January 2019

The Fyre festival guy who was prepared to suck dick for Evian water is the kind of person I want on my team
— Jordan🌮 (@jordantaco7) 20 January 2019

Who ever thought this GIF would be back? What was old is new again. 😂 #fyrefestival pic.twitter.com/Wr9eWVKL6L
— Kierstan (@Kierstan77) 28 April 2017

#FyreFestival #Netflix images with no context pic.twitter.com/I3RtSJbwS9
— Cole Swanson (@coleswanson_) 19 January 2019

The Netflix #Fyre doc’s biggest failing was nobody reviewed the cheese sandwich.

Was the toast too dry?

How was the dressing-to-lettuce ratio on the side salad?

The tomato was a bold choice - did it work? pic.twitter.com/pj7Fegcaqa
— Mike Beauvais (@MikeBeauvais) 19 January 2019

the fyre festival experience pic.twitter.com/bgYakYCysq
— Wild Geerters (@classiclib3ral) 21 January 2019

Ja Rule claims he was scammed and lost money through his involvement with 2017's Fyre Festival.

The rapper has spoken out after two documentaries shed light on what happened at the flop Bahamas event.

Ticket holders were promised a weekend partying with influencers on a private island but instead got rain-soaked mattresses in disaster tents and their luggage dumped in an unlit car-park.

Ja denied he was involved in defrauding party-goers and locals on the island.

Tickets for the festival were available for up to $75,000 (£58,000).

Billy McFarland, founder of Fyre, is serving a six-year jail term but Ja Rule was not arrested or charged in connection with the fraud.

He shared his views on the festival, the documentaries and questions on why his involvement wasn't being investigated by US authorities on Twitter.

I too was hustled, scammed, bamboozled, hood winked, lead astray!!!
— Ja Rule (@Ruleyork) 20 January 2019

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