HERE to dazzle by the power of the disco ball, Lack of Afro will be performing at The Cornish Bank in Falmouth on Wednesday, November 12.

Lack of Afro aka Adam Gibbons is now close to two decades deep in the game with soundtrack credits galore and online streams doing calculator-busting numbers.

With extensive touring taking ‘Love Dealer’ up and down the country this Autumn, Gibbons’ ninth studio album is all for "the thrill of seeing people on a dance-floor, all collectively locked into a track that you've produced - there’s nothing like it!”.

Love Dealer is the authentic modern disco experience, packing a stacked sole’s worth of club beats full of stardusted sing-alongs, style-outs and French touch-style cool.

Despite being “written during one of the longest winters in living memory”, Love Dealer, featuring some co-production from dancefloor scholar Flevans, exudes warmth and will make the audience sweat when its highs take effect.

Entering the scene with the radiance of ‘Make It Shine’ featuring Greg Blackman, washing over the airwaves of BBC 6 Music and Radio 2 and taking up a 10-week residency on the Jazz FM playlist, Gibbons and his crack line-up of discotheque players are a go-to team when you can’t wait for the weekend to begin.

Love Dealer offers nothing but the best in sparkling string symphonies, the hippest guitar licks, samples of those invited beyond the velvet rope and struts soaked in night fever.

“Love Dealer is aimed unequivocally at the dance-floor" said Adam. "As an artist, I wanted to push myself in a slightly new direction - more into the land of disco and a four to the floor sound. Love Dealer is quintessentially an upbeat record, full of joy, optimism and hope for the future”. Seek your inner Love Dealer, kink your ‘fro and let your funk flag fly.

To book tickets, visit: lackofafro.com/live