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decks:
Alex
Phountzi (pic, GreenMoney), Rita
Maia (Badmood), Kobe1
Everybody's
Talking At Me
takes up where it left off last month with another night of upfront dance
music scene stealers, bass-loving night owls and west London revellers.
Part party, part blog, part town-crier, part filter, Everybodys
Talking At Me is a wild beast of an idea that will break down
your inhibitions and leave you breathless and sweating on the dancefloor
This month Alex Phountzi (the ex-Bugz In The Attic DJ
who's one-half of the hot production duo GreenMoney),
Rita Maia (of pioneering Portuguese music collective
Badmood) and Kobe1 (yOyO) bring you a soulfully-flavoured
slice of the dance zeitgeist from UK funky to dubstep to bassline...
If you want a sneak preview check out GreenMoney's show on Ministry radio
(see the link below) or listen in to their hot new 'Gold Ru$h EP' (Fool's
Gold) - out now on iTunes.
On their Myspace page, GreenMoney labelled themselves as 'a pair of jokers
from West London making beats in an NW10 rave shed.' Well, we're all laughing
now as Alex Phountzi, formerly of Bugz In The
Attic, and Leo Greenslade, of legendary Notting Hill Arts Club
night yOyO, have been working together since 2008, combining their talents
to remix artists such as Chart Topper, Yo Majesty, Jamaica's Terry Lynn
and Busy Signal, Detroit's Amp Fiddler and Kanye West album vocalist Kid
Cudi.
Rita Maia
has performed all over Europe with residencies in Lisbon,
Berlin and London, and a critically-acclaimed night at the Notting Hill
Arts Club, Ovni Sessions, which promoted Portuguese artists. She's also
a co-founder of the pioneer Portuguese music collective Badmood. Her sets
are focused on heavily bass-orientated music on a soulful journey from
dubstep to new emerging sounds from all around.
6pm-2am,
free before 8pm, £6 before 11pm and £8 after |
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live:
K-Melia (pic),
The Hackney Empire
decks:
Secousse
Sound System feat Vamanos, Moroka,
A.J. Holmes and MC Kastro
After their
awesome performance last month, we had to have them back. Secousse
is proud to welcome the return of the amazing K-Melia
live on stage with their special blend of coupé decalé,
hip hop and UK funky straight outta The Congo. Their dance routines are
worth the admission price alone, and as the band are fronted by Secousse's
own awesome MC Kastro, great things are guaranteed on
stage.
Joining them,
resident Afro-pop highlife party smashers, A.J. Holmes
& The
Hackney Empire return with their energy-filled live show
leaving no ass unshaken. Watch out for their Radioclit-produced
debut single dropping on Ghetto Bassquake this summer...
Deck duties are handled by Vamanos,
A.J. Holmes & Moroka blasting some
of the hottest ghetto tropical beats in the world regularly leaving devastation
on the dance floor. And watch out for the return of now legendary Secousse
Carnival Party on August 29th. Come get involved.
6pm-2am,
free before 8pm, £6 before 11pm and £8 after |
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