Music : Techno
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DON'T TECHNO SH!T!!!
Friday 30th January will see DON'T TECHNO SH!T return for their first party of 2009 @ 54 Commercial Street and to start the year as we mean to go on it will be an extended party running from 11pm - 11am !! Have you got the Minimals ???
2008 was a great year for DTS and the response on the street has been phenomenal. We have gone from strength to strength since the launch of our party way back in March at 54’s neighbour on Commercial st The Gramophone.
2009 is set to be a huge year for this event and the ever growing entourage we are assembling which have followed our success to where we are nearly a year on.
We will be pushing the borders once again to showcase some of the most talented artists in the industry; from some of the most credibly labels and agencies in the world and to kick the year off with a bang we will be holding an extended party till 11am!!
In true DON'T TECHNO SH!T tradition of booking world class acts we present to you our first headliner of 2009 !
MAXIME DANGLES (Kompakt)
www.myspace.com/danglesmaxime
The lineup
MAXIME DANGLES (Kompkt)
REBEKAH (Criminal Records)
CHRIS STANFORD (Lost Souls)
CHRISSY MARANELLO (Wonky Disko)
TRED BENEDICT (Noisy Neighbours)
MARGO FIREILLI (Noisy Neighbours)
PHIL JONES
KINDLICH
Plus very special guests TBC
Maxime Dangles regular contributor to the Cologne stable KOMPAKT and one of our youngest members, Maxime Dangles has grown to be a key contributor from the French electronic music community and created waves around the globe with his unabashed approach to proper club techno music.
Born in 1985, Maxime DANGLES discovered the world of the night from the age of 15. Unlike other many young DJS, not only did he absorb the mix techniques but he also learned, in an autodidact way, the basis of the creation on computer. His humble beginnings as a producer were more oriented toward the remix of hits played by radios, from 2004 he started to create his own soundtracks. His weekly travellings to Montpellier in places such as LA DUNE, LA VILLA ROUGE and especially LE BAR LIVE, had a significant importance upon his music.
Passionate, humble and reserved, his early recordings were kept to his studio until 2006 when during an electronic evening performance in Valence, his DJ friends dropped some of his tunes in their set at the club. Motivated by the excellent reaction from the public, Maxime went back to the studio excited to create more. Fortunately his friends convinced Dangles mail a demo to KOMPAKT in August, 2006. The rest is history – his first single “NOEMIE” dropped on SPEICHER the following month. Following releases on SPEICHER, K2 and SCANDIUM to name a few, Maxime recently can be found on SKRYPTÖM remixing the legendary SCAN X, showing avid support from LAURENT GARNIER and JULIAN JEWEIL. Look out for a new single from him on the techno subsystem of SKRYPTÖM : ERRATÖM, and, of course, the DANZCA project with the talented Paul Nazca.
DJ Rebekah is Birminghams queen of techno, who is on track to be one of the UK's finest female producers on the minimal techno scene. A well known face behind turntables nationwide, she frequently plays some serious techno parties in the north and south. A regular for the Cocoon Records parties held in Birmingham. Things have definitely been heading in the right direction for her. she has already played along side artists such as Sven Vath, Adam Beyer, Loco Dice, Dubfire, Josh Wink, Steve Lawler, Andrew Weatherall, Eric Prydz, Switch, Paul Woolford, Lottie and Tania Vulcano to name a few. Definatley one to watch out for !
www.myspace.com/djrebekah
Also joining us on the night will be fan favourite Chris Stanford from the Lost Souls Techno Club and a welcome return to the biggest smile in the london clubbing seen Wonky Disko front man Chrissy Maranello. Also with residents Tred Benedict, Margo firelli, Kindlich and a very special London appreance by Phil Jones !!!
Don't fear it, embrace it ! Get involved !
DON'T TECHNO SH!T