Miss Tinks shows
Genres: Minimal, techno, trance
Music has been a huge part of Tinker’s life from an early age. Growing up surrounded by reggae, acid house, and the underground scene through their parents, Tinker developed a deep connection to the music and culture that shaped generations before them. They have always supported the scene and are now proud to be playing their own part in it.
Tinker began their DJ journey in November 2024. With a sound built for real systems and rowdy ravers, their sets blend hard trance, minimal, techno, bounce, and electro, delivering high-energy selections rooted in underground dance music.
In February 2025, Tinker joined the mighty CodeSouth FM, launching their show, Sounds of the Free Party — a space to showcase the sounds, artists, and energy that continue to inspire them.
Highlights from Tinker’s first year behind the decks include appearances at Egg Tek 2025 and Resonance 2025, as well as an unforgettable impromptu set for Postal Posse at Boomtown.
Alongside playing parties and events, Tinker can regularly be found at their home clubs, Brighton Volks and Cambridge Kiki.
Tinker can be heard on the second Thursday of every month from 10pm–12am, alongside spe
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