Photo Diary: Bruno Furlan at Dirtybird’s Flight Week 2025

The indie electronic label recently brought their writing camp down to Brazil for two weeks of creativity and community.
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Photo Diary: Bruno Furlan at Dirtybird’s Flight Week 2025

The indie electronic label recently brought their writing camp down to Brazil for two weeks of creativity and community.

Words: FLOOD Staff

January 22, 2026

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After a successful debut for the event over the summer in San Francisco, indie electronic label Dirtybird Records took their Flight Week writing camp down to Brazil at the end of November for two weeks of creativity and community spanning the country. The label’s roots in Brazil were on full display via the slate of artists on-site including Buja, Cour T., DJ Glen, HeyDoc!, Malik Mustache, Plastic Robots, and Volkoder.

Also among the artists was São Paulo tech-house artist Bruno Furlan, who documented his experience—all the meals, vistas, and performances—over the course of the two weeks on the road. Check out his photos below, and learn more about Flight Week Brazil here.

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Finishing some songs before start the weekend

Pre-party with Dirtybird fam and DJ Glen before first Dirtybird party

Made my Christmas tree

Finally got my Dirtybird gift pack celebrating 10 years of the label

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Flying to another show

Hotel view

This was the best sushi restaurant I’ve ever been to

Me and my bride at the green room at the first show of weekend two

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Just another flight above Brazil

Dirtybird showcase in Goiânia

Hotel Breakfast

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Just back at São Paulo

Made a special lunch for my bride’s birthday to finish a busy weekend

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