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| quote: | Originally posted by Aquadyne
Tell me about 4.20 :cool: |
Its an event I've been wanting to do for a LONG time just to give sound-bar a different theme/idea to work with, to make coming to club enjoyable not only in an auditory, but visual experience as well.
Red Party w/Serge Devant
Miami Theme Party w/Murk
A Black Light Affair - 4/20 |
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4/20 - A Black Light Affair
4/27 - John Creamer & Stephane K / Miss Sylvia (NOR DJs)
5/4 - Sven Vath / John Patterson
5/11 - Starkillers (Nick Terranova) vs. Austin Leeds / KGBeats
5/18 - Hernan Cattaneo / TBA
5/25 - TBA soon
6/1 - Return of the King, DJ Icey - "Disco Rodeo" CD Release Tour
6/8 - Christopher Lawrence: "Gatecrasher: Live In Moscow" CD Release Tour |
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| quote: | Originally posted by haider
4/27 - John Creamer & Stephane K / Miss Sylvia (NOR DJs) |
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April 27, 2007
John Creamer & Stephane K
NY Love , Magnetik Music - NYC
www.myspace.com/johncreamer www.myspace.com/stephanekaneda
John Creamer & Stephane K are international DJ's, and as a duo, a New York City-based electronic music production team. John Creamer grew up in Philadelphia and began his career in New York in the mid-90's as an A&R man for Eightball Records, and later for Satellite Records, and was producing acid house before he met up with his future production partner. Stephane K came to New York by way of Tokyo and Paris, and was making music with Satoshi Tomiie under the name Bipath when he met Creamer. Both artists were formerly musicians, with Creamer playing trombone in a ska band in Philly, and K playing bass guitar in an alternative rock band in Tokyo, and both artists have claimed in interviews that they were converted to house music at the legendary New York nightclub, Sound Factory. After pairing up as a production team, they went on to create dance singles as well as dance remixes for artists such as iiO, Moby, New Order, Rosko and Sinéad O'Connor.
In 2002, they were named "Remixers of the Year" by Remix Magazine. Their work has been featured on many DJ mixes from labels including Boxed, Bedrock, Universal Records, Global Underground, Ultra Records and Ministry of Sound. The duo's production style often falls into the category of progressive house, and they have been recognized for having a distinctive, identifiable sound which usually incorporates steamy percussion and dark, tribal effects. The dance remixes in their portfolio include Kosheen's "Hide U," Satoshi Tomiie's "Love In Traffic," New Order's "Crystal," Nat Monday's "Waiting," Hybrid's "True To Form," Moony's "Doves," Puretone's "Addicted To Bass," The Crystal Method's "You Know It's Hard," Sinead O'Connor's "Troy" and iiO's anthem, "Rapture." Most notable are the remixes of Kosheen's "Hide U" which won them remix of the year at the 2001 Muzik Awards, entered the UK Top 10 at number 6 and topped Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart; Sinead O' Connor's "Troy" which topped Billboard's Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart; and iiO's "Rapture" which hit number 2 on both the UK singles chart and on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart.
Creamer & K's original productions include Rosko's "Love Is A Drug," which was another number one hit in 2005, and released under their own moniker, NY Love. While promoting that record, they began a series of "NY Love Presents" parties featuring live performances at the New York Super-Club Crobar. Their latest single, 2006's "Something To Lose," was signed to Ultra Records and is a duet between Nadia Ali of iiO and Rosko, who were introduced to each other by John Creamer. Championed on the UK's BBC Radio 1 by influential DJ and tastemaker Pete Tong, this new record was quickly licensed to Roger Sanchez's "Release Yourself vol. 5," as well as to the Global Underground solo debut of DJ/Producer Sharam of the Grammy Award-winning duo Deep Dish, titled "Dubai." |
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