ARTIST BIOGRAPHIESThis is the biographies from the 2008 Snowbombing festival. Keep checking back for 2009 announcements.
MADNESS have chalked up more hits than ‘The Godfather’ trilogy DVD, and penning party anthems for an entire generation of skanking ska-lovers, whilst; penetrating the upper regions of the charts an incredible SEVENTEEN times with a winning combination of football anthem sing-a-long choruses, sublime vocal harmonies, immaculate arrangements, cheeky everyday lyrics… and an unflinching commitment to having their photo taken stood-in-a-line! Plus, not satisfied with having triumphantly played Glastonbury, Bestival, Wembley Stadium, they're currently embarking on a UK Arena Tour and now Snowbombing! Welcome to the House of Fun! Check out the Madness MySpace at
Madness Online.
CALVIN HARRIS; fresh from creating Disco (the man who wrote ‘Acceptable in the 80’s’) ironically winds up in Austria (a land still stuck in them).
Calvin Harris Online.
If you locked The Libertines, The Kaisers and The Undertones in a cable car overnight with a 24 pack of Tetley’s ‘Smoothflow’ and some guitars,
THE PIGEON DETECTIVES would emerge blinking and burping in the dawn light. So catchy is their poptastic new single ‘I Found Out’, you’re probably singing it even as you read this (either way you’ll be singing it next April!)
The Pigeon Detectives Online.
2006 was a buy year for
Dirty Pretty Things, they scored a Top 5 single with Bang Bang You’re Dead, a Top 20 single, Deadwood, and their debut album Waterloo To Anywhere was certified gold and entered the UK charts at Number 3. They played three sell-out tours of the UK, including two sold out shows at London’s Brixton Academy in December. The band are currently putting the finishing touches to their, as yet to be titled, second album, which was recorded in LA during November/December 2007. So look out for the second coming of DPT at Snowbombing 2008.
Dirty Pretty Things Online.
Signed to the notorious Domino records
Lightspeed Champion, formerly Dev of Test Icicles, has rejected the punky guitars (well mostly) in favour of a more folky pop feel. Of course there's a twist; with profanity-ridden songs such as All To Shit and I Could Have Done This Myself (about his first traumatic tops-off encounter with a lady), a stud he ain't, but as ever, womankind's loss is rock'n'roll's gain.
Lightspeed Champion Online.
Formed out of the ashes of the St Albans hardcore band they formed while still at school,
Friendly Fires make razor-sharp post-punk that burns through the memories of all the dismal, skinny jeaned ‘80s revivalists you’ve been hearing these past few years. Label mates to Hot Chip, Bloc Party and Kate Nash, with brittle, knotty and urgent sound, Friendly Fires are the real deal, expect to dance – a lot.
Friendly Fires Online.
Does It Offend You, Yeah? are a pastiche of Everything That’s Great About French Dance Music, taking the vocoded choruses of Daft Punk, the frenzied samples of SebastiAn and the the grimy glitchtronica of Justice and bringing it together in a most holy union of dancey electronica. In simpler terms, they sound like they’ve “been eating Daft Punk and Justice tunes for three days and just took a giant electro shit”.
Does it offend you yeah? Online.
Counting Squeeze, Ian Dury and the Beastie Boys among their biggest influences.
The Metros are an extraordinary – if somewhat chaotic – fusion of punk, funk, rockabilly, pop with witty lyrics about bunking trains, the degradation of the Welfare State, nights out for a tenner and old Cockney lags with sawn-off shooters.
Metros Online.
Royworld make ambitious, stadium-bound pop, influenced by the likes of Tears For Fears, Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel and The Arcade Fire. Signed to Label Fandango, the exclusive indie-mungous seven inch singles club and managed by the team behind Test Icicles and Mika, these are definiately ones to watch!
Royworld Online.
Plastic Little exists in a special place somewhere between Jay-Z and Star Wars, between drug filled after parties and Harry Potter, between drunken one night stands and Sunday calls to momma, between Southern bounce and East Coast rap aesthetic, and between debauchery and virtue... Having toured the US and the UK Plastic Little are ready to bring their very distinctive sound to Snowbombing 2008.
Plastic Little Online.
Songwriter, M.C., rock star, gigolo and future Commander in Briefs,
Kennedy is equal parts raconteur and provocateur. Like the current Bush administration, Kennedy is on a mission to make the world a sexier place. His music video for “Your Mama” is more than election propaganda; it's an internet sensation and pop phenomenon, viewed over 1 million times in it’s first week on YouTube making the Paris Hilton sex video look like Cop Rock.
Kennedy Online.
Sam Sparro - biography coming soon.
Sam Sparrow Online.
Welcome also to THE WHIP - Well tweak my Roland 303! Manchester’s answer to Kraftwerk, bring their bleeps to the peaks.
The Whip Online.
Then there’s the COURTEENERS; Mancunian melodists in the mountains…ever wondered what The Smiths might sound like playing in the snow? Come to SB08 and you’ll find out.
The Courteeners Online.
We've also got FOALS: Clever anti-pop in the Alps from snotty nosed art school drop outs (their words, not ours)!
The Foals Online.
PALLADIUM - fresh from supporting Mika, can’t wait to see those dubious shirts, bleached hair and golf visors turning heads on the slopes…
Palladium Online.
Boss Hoss are 7 guys from Berlin with their very own country sound on a mission to make country music cool. Hip Hop songs are freshly clad in new costumes as classics turn country.
Boss Hoss Online.
Stephen Fretwell - biography coming soon.
KID CARPET - biography coming soon.
EROL ALKAN
Erol Alkan has just been confirmed as the latest addition to the line up! Erol's epic sets attract bookings from New York, Barcelona and Rio de Janeiro up to a year in advance. In the past few years, he opened his own club Trash, and has attracted attention everywhere from Italian Vogue to the Rolling Stone, Erol's party-starting genius has surged in demand. Despite he rise to stardom, Erol shrugs off the accolades, and still fails to see himself as distinct from any other clubber - his rider request is simply a bottle of vodka, which he'll gladly pass into the crowd and share with anyone. He will continue to play dance music that rocks, and rock music you can dance to. And, if you're lucky, you just might, maybe, possibly - catch him djing with his feet........maybe even perhaps at Snowbombing!
JAMES ZABIELA
Knowing what a great track should sound like - and the place it can be taken by warping and twisting it - is
James Zabiela's forte. Layering different sounds with the aid of two Pioneer CDJ1000s, a Pioneer DJM600 and a pair of trusty Technics 1210s, his hands and ears don't let up for a second, leaving any punters feet a-moving and mouth a-gap….and whats more the man has manners and humility. How cool?
KRAFTY KUTS
When you enter a DJ’ing competition, having never DJ’d before, and get to the finals, you know you must have chosen the right career path –
Krafty Kuts was born. Martin Reeves is a true leader of the scene, being voted into the world's top 100 DJs (DJ magazine poll) for four years running. A true member of the Finger Lickin’ Records family – we are very excited to have Krafty and his infusion of hip-hop funk and up tempo beats on the program this year.
SCRATCH PERVERTS
Tony Vegas, Prime Cuts and Plus One are the
Scratch Perverts - a name that has become synonymous with HipHop and battle DJing ever since their formation in 1996. Their reputation as one of the world’s most progressive DJ collectives is unparalleled; two consecutive World DMC Team titles, Plus One's World DMC Champion and World Vestax Champion titles, Prime Cut's back to back World ITF Scratching crowns, and countless showcases and gigs all over the world.
DJ ZINC
Zinc works through the small hours and gets up mid afternoon. The sleep habits of of have crept deep into the grooves of his DJ sets and productions as they’re crammed to the bumper with depth charge bass, crystal tipped breaks and memorable, mysterious night-world melodies. You never really know what he’s going to play, and that uncompromising attitude has seen him voted on of the top 3 dnb DJs for the last 3 years.
FILTHY DUKES
A dandy and a punk, an artist and a philistine, a lover and a fighter. Brought together out of obscurity the
Filthy Dukes have played together for 2 yeas. Duke one grew up on Elgar and The Stones, while Duke two was without music until his teens when he discovered the dulcet tones of acid house and polish jazz. In a collision of science and music came the Filthy Dukes who have since struck fear and ecstasy into the hearts and minds of those who have witnessed them.
NU:TONE
Since signing to Hospital in 2003
Nu:Tone has come through the ranks to become one of the most highly respected producers in the scene, with everyone from LTJ Bukem to Dillinja busting his tunes. Nu:Tone's remixes are always guaranteed to please – whether it’s the retro soul of his Spread Love anthem or the junglist wobble of his "Strictly Social" Re-rub.
FREESTYLERS
Freestylers' sound is exactly as their name suggests: a heady blend of brash, hip-hop-inspired grooves that knows no barriers. Though breakbeats lay the foundation for their music, anything can enter the mix from drum & bass, to electro to hip-hop. Flitting between the grooves of dance, reggae and hip-hop styles, Freestylers craft a raw yet infectious aural melting pot that shakes dance floors and headphones around the globe.
LEE BURRIDGE
In the decade that has passed since
Lee Burridge discovered acid house music, raided the local record shops of Bournemouth and took to the decks, his illustrious DJ career has spanned at least three continents and seen him work alongside some of the England's most revered DJ's. Welcome to 'da Hoff Lee.
JOE RANSOM
DJ-ing is infectious.
Joe Ransom's blistering sets are packed with hot heavy jams that you can’t stop nodding your head at, and moving your feet to. In a London weekend he might play five or six times, zipping around town from gig-to-gig, hitting the decks everywhere from Fabric’s main room to his friends’ flats. His sound – an upfront blend of hip-hop breaks, dancehall, pop, and Asian underground – was founded in the big smoke but is welcomed worldwide.
MARCUS INTALEX
Resident DJ at Movement, purveyor of the freshest and funkiest drum'n'bass
Marcus Intalex makes his Snowbombing debut in 2008 “Marcus Intalex will open the closed eyes of those so quick to inauspiciously dismiss drum'n'bass as unmusical. Any listener will fall helpless to the groove-led mix - even the stiffest of hips will sway and the most sceptical heads will nod along as the bass rolls over impeccably smooth and artistic mixes”
DJ MARKY
Undoubtedly one of the most exciting DJs to emerge in the drum & bass world in the last few years
DJ Marky’s phenomenal technical skills and Brazilian flair, enthusiasm and dedication, has impressed clubbers and music industry alike. As one of South America's most high profile dance music artists, Movement resident and Kiss veteran this Snowbombing newbie is set to impress.
EDDY TEMPLE-MORRIS
Eddy Temple Morris has become the undisputed champion not just of genre-hopping but of genre-breeding, slipping enough pills into dance music's pint until it finds itself curled up in the corner of the room with rock's dangly bits in its mouth. His Remix night at Cargo in London has hosted the likes of Freq Nasty, Lemon Jelly, Coldcut and The Audio Bullys.
PLUMP DJs
Breakbeat was slumbering away peacefully before the
Plump DJs gave it a loud wakeup call. With thundering momentum, their critically acclaimed productions reformatted dancefloors and perceptions, and set new production standards. Some were scared silly, few fell back asleep, but many jumped up for a shower of Plump freshness. Everyone wants a piece of the Plump pie.
THE CUBAN BROTHERS
The Cuban Brothers are unique. Born of the loins of seventies Havana, nurtured on a diet of soulful, sexy tunes and inspired by Cuban historical fact and mythology – their fresh approach to live entertainment whips up a frenzy at every gig. Their legendary performances combine music, riotous comedy, both physical and observational, and sensational dancing –consequently the energy (and genatalia) at every show is incredible.
DJ YODA
DJ Yoda is one of Britain's most admired and original DJs, having built a reputation as the only DJ to single-handedly inject humour into UK hip-hop. Admired for his originality as well as his sense of fun, he is possibly the only DJ in the world who can fill a club cutting George Formby with Jurassic 5, or 80's pop with New York rap. Tipped by Q Magazine as one of "The 10 DJs you must see before you die", DJ Yoda is no ordinary scratch DJ.
ANNIE NIGHTINGALE
Annie Nightingale is best known as Britain’s first female DJ on Radio 1. Her career has been a fantastical musical journey hanging out with the Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who, becoming a journalist and TV presenter. She has always played and enthused about underground and new music, and through her championing of breakbeat, she is now known as Queen Of Breaks DJing at clubs and festivals all over the world, with concomitant scrapes and adventures
EWAN PEARSON
Resident at Come Shake The Whole in London and appearing regularly at Fabric in London, Manumission and Space in Ibiza, the Pulp in Paris and Panoramabar in Berlin, and as far afield as Mexico City, Capetown and Sydney,
Ewan Pearson is in demand. His remixes for the likes of Chemical Brothers, Franz Ferdinand and Goldfrapp have made him one of dance music’s most respected producers.
SASSE
Owner, A&R and main producer of Moodmusic Records and all-around good guy,
Sasse has been in the business for over 15 years. Having taken his electronic, luscious house vibes, funky, deep techno and electro styles to London, Paris, New York, Milano, Barcelona, San Francisco, Stockholm, Naples, Lissabon and Copenhagen to name a few and with 3 labels under his belt there’s not much he has not seen or experienced in the field of club music.
MC WREC
At 28 years of age Jon Bailey aka
MC Wrec is regarded as one of Britains most exciting young artists and music entrepreneurs. Now Brighton based, Wrec is resident MC to prestigious records labels including Hospital Records, Critical and Fat City Recordings, plus infamous nights including Fabric Live, Heaven, Hospitality and Friends & Family in London, The Watergate in Berlin plus further residencies in Brighton and Bristol.
JESSE ROSE
Jesse Rosehas been producing and playing records for over fourteen years. Raised on an upbringing of Motown Soul, Jazz and Eighties Funk, Jesse started working with old friend Jamie Anderson at the beginning of the 90’s, DJing and throwing club nights, homing in on their particular sound of Chicago house mixed with early Detroit techno. By the mid 90’s Jesse had already earned a reputation for solid sets across the 4/4 spectrum: Expect an education in true house music.
MSTRKRFT
There’s a punk disco party going in, and MSTRKRFT are ready to man the decks. JFK and ALP are here to up the ante as rock’s merger with electro continues to incite, excite, and rumble its way into dance
charts the world over. They’ve got mad skills, fresh sounds, and they’ve developed a legion of loyal fans in less than a year. Just who is the mystery duo?
PETER HOOK
Co-founder of Joy Division and later New Order, and one of the pioneers and leading lights of the UK House Music phenomenon
Peter Hook will be taking to the decks at Snowbombing 2008 to pay homage to a club which moved a nation and inspired a million bedroom DJs at our very own Hacienda Party.
GRAEME PARK
Former resident at the infamous Hacienda in Manchester for over eight years,
Graeme Park can be found every Friday at Ascension in Manchester or at Renaissance, Nice, Lovezoo, Ibiza in fact all over the place, and now at Snowbombing 2008! There's no excuse to miss him.
LINDSTROM
Lindstrom lives in Oslo making contemporary disco and running his Feedelity label.
Lindstrom today enjoys a cult-like status within dance music circles, and although the humble guy himself seems quite happy doing what he loves on an underground scale, it will be an interesting watch to see what the future holds for the Norwegian talent.
TODD TERJE
Todd Terje has made his mark on the scene within dance and music circuits, leaning on everything from kitschy euro sounds to deep funk and Latin jazz, . Is it house funk, techno or disco? Terje speaks of catchy rhythms dubby sounds dreamy synth layers, cinematic moods, a playful approach and searching for that one nerve. His resistance to being pigeon holed is obvious. “I guess it’s a mixture of high octane, leather homo-disco done up with mambo, coconuts and lipstick”
JUSTIN ROBERTSON
Justin Robertson's career in dance music dates all the way back to the Madchester days. As a DJ Justin wears several hats besides the naff one on his head. Regulars to London nights Bugged Out and Together will be familiar with his mixture of ravey acid techno and electronic house while those who frequent Gay Mod and Sunday Best will know him for his eclectic sets of reggae, northern soul and pop.
JON CARTER
Alongside Norman Cook, the Chemical Brothers and Andy Weatherall,
Jon Carter was one of the original residents at the then mind-blowing and now legendary Heavenly Social. With ongoing residencies for Bugged Out at Cream and at Fabric, Jon has recently completed a four month residency at London's Home. Jon has the capacity to surprise, delight and most of all, to entertain.
TAYO
Described by Jockey Slut as being "as influential to the next generation as Fabio and Grooverider were to aspiring junglists" and tipped by DJ magazine in their’ next big five’,
Tayo is a familiar face on the breaks scene. With residencies at Home, Fabric and now Friction at The End he is consistently playing at London’s three biggest and best clubs mixing up breaks, electro, and 4/4 grooves alongside the likes of Carl Cox, Layo & Bushwacka, Hybrid, Lee Burridge and Craig Richards.
BARRY PETERS
Barry Peters' career was launched through Halifax Hospital Radio where he donned the decks in the early 1980’s with a flamboyant discography of timeless tunes – This and a long term residency at Zany’s Niteclub in Skipton and summer sets in Zany’s Corfu set the precedent for his delusions of DJ grandeur – an under achieving star of the mobile disco world. Barry Peters is a loveable rogue, a cheeky 40 something Northerner with an eye for the ladies.
As well as programming DJ's Snowbombing event, and running his notorious Notting Hill Carnival after parties, Marc Roberts has been pimping his self-indulgent eclectic electronica around Europe and beyond for a decade and a half. Picking up gigs for the likes of Bugged Out! and Chibuku and playing at festivals such as Global Gathering and Creamfields along the way.
GREG WILSON
Greg Wilson first came to national prominence in the early 80’s as the first to champion New Yorks emerging Electro Funk sound. From day one his support for the radical new electronic dance music caused deep divisions within the jazz funkfraternity. To many ears the new electro funk sound had no soul… to some it didn’t even qualify as real music. Over 20 years on how is this music viewed today? Greg Wilson is in no doubt.
SOUL OF MAN
Soul of Man are break beat funk connoisseurs Justin Rushmore and Jem Panufnik, who also run Finger Lickin’ Records, home to high-profile breaks players Plump DJs, Krafty Kuts, A-Skillz, Lee Coombs and The Drumattic Twins. On a scale of one to James Brown, Soul of man hovers somewhere around Brown’s tight pants and his frilly shirt. Yes, Soul of Man are the fireworks of the party
ANIL CHAWLA
Having exploded on the scene as a DJ to watch back in 2004,
Anil Chawla has since soared through the ranks of the music world to establish himself as one of the UK’s most hotly-tipped electronic DJ/Producers. With an exclusive residency at Turnmills’ flagship Saturday night session, Together bringing him raves reviews and with a truck load of tracks setting dancefloors alight around the globe… 2008 is set to be Anil’s finest year to date.
ALI B
Ali B is a prominent member of London’s leftfield scene. Over the last decade he has held down residencies at the capital’s two most influential clubs. He now resides at Fabric where he has been from the day it opened. His infamous Air parties are widely acknowledged as the biggest force in British beats.have taken on arenas at festivals such as Glastonbury, Global Gathering, Hi-Fi, and more.
CLIVE MORELY
One of breakbeat’s fastest-rising young talents is that of London-based selector,
Clive Morley, who has gained a massive increase in notoriety blazing a trail through the UK scene and beyond with his trademark ‘electro live-sounding guitars and bass-driven funk’.
ANNIE MAC
Best known for her Radio 1 show, The MASH UP, this is a girl who can present Top Of The Pops and play Room 1 in Fabric in one weekend.
Annie Mac’s show has broken boundaries for having no limits in terms of the music it represents, she plays everything from Drum And Bass to Disco to Hip Hop to Electro House. Respected underground and overground she won the title of 'Player Of The Year 2006' award from IDJ magazine over Bob Sinclar, Justice, Switch and many others.
STANTON WARRIORS
Stanton Warriors are busy on a super sonic scale. Fighting off stiff competition from every badly-named trance jock in the world, they place inside DJmag's Top 100 DJs poll with not one of their breakbeat peers in sight. Not content with killer slots at fabric and Manchester’s Sankeys Soap, Dom and Mark, Both from Bristo have been spreading their sonic freshness to audiences across the world. Its all in the edits, the grooves and deep dawn and dirty in the mix.
BEN WESTBEECH
Ben Westbeech is constantly pushing the boundaries and merging genres with his very own kind of quirky, rough around the edges soul music. Having already recorded a killer Maida Vale session for Gilles’ Radio 1 show, and other gigs have included Love Box, The Big Chill and Rum Do, this is a newcomer with a fresh sound, tonnes of energy and the talent to support it.
SURKIN
Get ready for a French invasion. Frighteningly young Gallic tech-funk merchant
Surkin has been building up a head of steam on the continental underground over the last 12 months with his trademark insistent, hypnotic rhythms and tough beats he’s been whipping Paris dancefloors into a frenzy, and has already been asked to perform remix duties for the likes of Klaxons, DJ Mehdi and Paul Johnson.
THE LOOSE CANNONS
Irrepressibly discerning peddlers of dirt disco. Pioneers of Cludge. Kaiser Saucy & Lord Fader the faces behind
The Loose Cannons, a surging force of nature- once bestowed upon the most beautiful of burdens by celestial behemoth Sir Bootsy Collins ; keep the funk alive, fellas.. he said. Fader and Saucy have worked every-damn-day as funktopic missionaries, striving in their own small way, justo make a difference, man.
TROJAN SOUND SYSTEM
Formed in 2004 from London Sound System legends, to represent the label in England and throughout the World,
Trojan Sound System has already had hugely successful shows as a single entity and with the greatest names in reggae. Featuring selectors Gateshead and Daddy Ad and vocalists Superfour and Chucky Banton and with some of the leading authorities in the field of vintage Jamaican music contributing to future releases, there are undoubtedly some truly exciting times ahead.
DAS GLOWS
Institubes slices the techno thumb with this guy, and neon blood bubbles to the surface. Not ashamed to be epic and engulfing (as the '90s were for dance music), the Weiss Gaz EP should come with a strobe light accessory. A mad scientist with a synthesizer,
Das Glow’s meticulous construction pits machine against liquid, acid against tech, anthem against bass with mind and body melting dexterity.
ORGASMIC
“Humility is for pussies:
Orgasmic is The Best French DJ Alive. One of the few who manage to pump some relevance back into classic tracks, inject freshness into each and every set and burn down the house in the process. His skills are matchless, that's a fact, but more importantly, the man knows how to dress. WE HAVE PHOTOS TO PROVE IT.”
GUY WILLIAMS
Guy Williams has been gracing the decks since 1993 when he began his DJ journey in his hometown of Manchester, soon gaining spots at such infamous clubs such the Hacienda, Vague in Leeds and Trash in Sheffield. Now with residences at Fiction at The Cross, DTPM at Fabric, Trade, The End, Ministry Of Sound and Hat Club and with the Black Rabbit parties taking London and Leeds (Back To Basics) by storm plus regular guest spots around Europe, and the rest of the world Guy Williams is in demand.
Never one to stand in the spotlight, Kit
'Microlovr' Kemp-Gee has been a regular on the underground music scene for the past 15 years. Nevertheless his raw talent has earned him an impeccable reputation for delivering the most innovative and upfront tunes with a sense of timing that will make you shiver. Think hip hop vocals, a smattering of rock guitars, electronic weirdness and heavy basslines to die for and you'd be only halfway to what you get from his live performances.
BOBBY M
KEVIN GRIFFITHS
Residents & co-promoters of one of London’s much loved underground electro[nic] warehouse party ISSST
Bobby M and Kevin Griffiths have spun alongside Tiefschwarz, DJ Hell, Freeform Five, Headman, FC Kahuna, Tomas Andersson, Nathan Fake, Joakim, Touche, Drama Society and Turntablerocker. Expect the finest electronic bleeps, quirky house, acid house classics and some old skool electro with soul.
ROAST GROOVE
RoastGroove are the new musical sensation who are taking the capital by storm with their unique style of live dance music. A 6 piece band offering something truly different with their live performances; tune after tune of uplifting house courtesy of their talented DJ and producer, accompanied by amazing vocals, the live sounds of the sax, keyboard, electric guitar, congas, and drummer. Smooth, sexy house and electro music with all the best elements of the live sound - it's a match made in heaven.
CASSETTE JAM
Cassette Jam exploded onto the Global Dance Scene, Winning the Cream International Search for a DJ Competition 2006. Now Residents at Cream Ibiza, Ibiza Rocks, The Dirty Disco and Chibuku Shake Shake they have ripped the roof off clubs world wide. They have toured globally playing everywhere from Russia, to Malawi, from Belgium to Latvia. Their sets are grounded in Techno, but can be found to include everything from indie and rock to drum & bass and hip-hop.
ROCK DA WORLD
Rock Da World fuses the latest Electro sounds and production with guitars, vocals and a sleazy trashy vibe that never fails on the dance-floor. Combining the skills of legendary Italian DJ and Producer Daniele Davoli (Black Box) and ‘ESCAPISM’ Boat Party Promoter/DJ Chris Lloyd, their energetic sets consist of Rock-Fuelled Electro House and Breaks and have been tearing up dance floors and fields around the Globe.
NIC FANCIULLI ONLINE
When clubbers discuss who is the hottest rising talent in house music in the last 3 years one name keeps reappearing; that name is
Nic Fanciulli. Nic is a young fresh DJ, producer and re mixer, who over the last few years has taken massive steps to secure his place amongst Europe’s finest. He even teamed with James Zabiela to make the collaboration 'One Plus One', which has also been memorable for their amazing back to back sets!
PHUTURE FUNK ONLINE
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‘Phuture Funk’ has kept it moving on some of the most exclusive dancefloors in London for over 10 years with his innovative blend of Broken Beat, Electro and Soulful House, all seamlessly mixed together with a liberal helping of Filth. ‘House music all night long say whaaaat’?!!
TBX (PETTY KROOKS)
TBX (Petty Krooks) female pioneer of the breakbeat scene renegade mashup miestress and all round party bad ass blesses snowbombing for the fourth year in a row. Her turntable techfoolery bumps the party from hard edged electro and breaks to swing, jazz hip-hop and big beat. TBX says ‘my set is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get’.
DJ Camouflars a.k.a. Lars Boob has been dj-ing since 2004 and in 2005 he made his first steps in producing.
He performs with vinyl and would never switch to mp3- or cd-players.
He usually plays hip hop, mixed with some funk and soul, but at night he also plays bodymovin' breakbeat- and house-sets.
In 2008 is set to show us some oldschool hiphop, he describes this as: "the real hip hop"
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