Flow Music Presents: MAXI MERAKI, DADDY ISSUES, & SHANEOHH

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HAVEN PRESENTS: MAXI MERAKI, DADDY ISSUES, & SHANEOHH Flow Music returns to the Haven floors once again bringing their signature event and style of progressive, euphoric, and floor stomping melodic rhythms for a night with Maxi Meraki, Daddy Issues. & Shaneohh. MAXI MERAKI Each performance described as a scenario where he puts a part of himself into his musical work with soul, creativity and love. Maxi Meraki's entry into the Melodic House scene might seem sudden, but his rise since 2019 to become one of the most acclaimed artists of today is anything but accidental. His success rests on a solid foundation of releases, collaborations and remarkable performances. Projects like ‘Dare Your Move’ marked essential moments in his artistic evolution, paving the way for an impressive catalog of globally celebrated hits. Releases such as ‘If You Need It’, ‘Everybody Get Up’ and ‘Nothing On Me’ - have garnered support from industry heavyweights worldwide. His remix of Rüfüs Du Sol’s ‘Music Is Better’ and Mahmut Orhan’s ‘Pangea’ further solidified his reputation as a creator of undeniable floormaterial. Maxi’s desire to succeed and unwavering passion have positioned him as one of the most original and inspiring figures in the electronic music scene, as he continues to captivate audiences worldwide. IG: https://www.instagram.com/maximeraki/ SC: https://soundcloud.com/maximeraki Haven positions itself as a one-of-a-kind temporary venue where people can celebrate music and connect with their community before the building is inevitably redeveloped. The entire space is built entirely with salvaged materials; a nod to the space's transient nature. The impermanence of the space becomes part of its power, building urgency and turning each night of unique programming into a rarity. The venues story is also shaped by the history of the building. An old Woolworths site now being transformed into a venue for culture. The installation led by Oliver Buckworth, Katsu Yokoyama and