Music : Jackin House, Electro House, Dirty House, Deep House, Progressive House, Tech House, Acid House, Electro, Breaks, Minimal Techno, Detroit Techno, Funky Techno, Acid Techno and Electro Techno
PRODUCT SECOND BIRTHDAY ALL-NIGHTER
Friday 20th April 2007, 10 - 6+
Stealth, Masonic Place, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, UK. NG1 5JT
+44 (0) 870 310 0000
www.thisisourproduct.com
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ONE+ONE
JAMES ZABIELA
NIC FANCIULLI
LEE COOMBS
SHAKE DJS
MARK FANCIULLI
REZ
MAKAI & MR 38
DAVE JAMES
BRADLEY BOURBON & DAMIAN JAMES
SMALL FRY
INFORMATION:
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2 years and 34 shows on from the debut of Product at the legendary Bomb we are as strong as ever and on April 20 celebrate a second birthday in style. We are extremely proud to present a very exclusive One+One show feature James Zabiela and Nic Fanciulli back to back for at least 4 hours. One of only 8 UK dates and the only one in the Midlands it really is a not-to-be-missed occasion.
As if that wasn't enough we welcome our good friends from Babyshake to host the second room. Making a very special guest appearance there will be Lee Coombs, who played our first ever Product and has played for us as often as anyone - a true Product favourite and fitting he should play this show on the eve of his stag do no less!
It's not just about the big boys though; residents Rez, Makai & Mr 38 welcome Dave James, impressive producer and resident at Original Four kicking things off upstairs with his minimal stylings. Downstairs have Babyshake head honchos the Shake DJs, Nic's little brother, and fine DJ and producer in his own right Mark Fanciulli and Babyshakes own Small Fry. Rounding things off nicely are our American guests Bradley Bourbon & Damian James who regular ply their multi dex and FX trickery all over the world but call Turnmills home.
8 hours, 13 DJs, at least 3 global superstars and 700+ people = one of the biggest parties of the year.
Tickets are £10 & available from the usual outlets and online at www.viewtickets.co.uk and www.alt-tickets.co.uk. £10 for NUS card holders. £12 before midnight and £15 on the door. Although this is not a ticket only event a lot of tickets have been sold and once capacity has been reached there will be no further admission.
Doors open 22:00 - 06:00, last entry 02:30. Dress to dance, no sportswear or attitude. For travel, accomodation or any other queries email info@thisisourproduct.com. There is no paying guestlist.
BIOGRAPHIES:
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ONE+ONE
James Zabiela & Nic Fanciulli first struck up a friendship during gigs in Asia in 2005. Their mutual understanding of each other's music coupled with the fact they had a lot of fun and got into all sorts of mischief together made them inseparable: So One+One was born.
The One+One project will feature only 8 UK dates as part of a world tour spanning 4 continents. James and Nic will play back to back together on every show. It'll be a multiple CD deck and laptop extravaganza of layering music, bending sounds and twisting beats to one mind-blowing effect.
JAMES ZABIELA
James Zabiela was DJing when he was 12, working in a record shop when he was 15 and was soon playing at the infamous Menage a Trois club nights and High Tide boat parties and shortly after that won the prestigious Musik Magazine Bedroom Bedlam competition. While at Bedrock in London James met Lee Burridge, gave him a mix tape which he loved so much it eventually made its way to the hands of Sasha. Within the month James was offered a place with Sasha's DJ agency, Excession.
From then on things the sky has been the limit; DJ slots all over the world including all of the top clubs such as Space in Ibiza and Womb in Tokyo, a number of mix albums from 5CD marathons to Renaissance compilations and several original productions of his own.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. James' style is trippy, bleepy and downright groovy with a few gnarly basslines along the way. No wonder Sasha refers to James as 'The guv'nor'!
NIC FANCIULLI
'He's a young (25) and fresh DJ, producer and remixer and currently the hottest rising house talent in the UK. Nic started in music at just 16, working in a record shop and DJing in local bars in his hometown of Maidstone, Kent. His first proper break came five years ago after slipping unmarked mix tapes to the local Club Class promoter. After the 3rd tape and a 6-week hunt by the promoter Nic was given a weekly main room residency!
His style weaves through all levels of house; laced with deep tech grooves, acid b-lines and jackin' dark beats. Xpress2 proclaimed him their tip for the top in October 2002 as well as props from Yousef, Deep Dish, Morillo and Lawler along the way. MTV tipped Nic for the top in their Young Guns series, he mixed a cover-mount CD for Mixmag and in May 2003 Nic did his first ever Radio 1 Essential Mix, where Tong tipped him as one of the finest residents and best up-and-coming producers in the UK.
Nic's production and remix work has also stepped up a gear: His remixes of Jo Mills' 4Tune 500 'Dancin' in the Dark' and his own 'That's More Like It' both achieving Essential New Tune status. Finally there's the small matter of being asked to join BBC Radio 1 which Nic has agreed to do as one of the resident DJ's. 'We're delighted to add Nic to our dance team' quoted Head Honcho of R1 Matt Priest.'
LEE COOMBS
'Lee Coombs first started DJing in 1989 at acid house parties in and around Cambridge and London; he quickly built up a following and name for himself and was soon a resident at the infamous Eclipse raves. His first record in 1991 produced under the name 'The Invisible Men' on Orbital Records was just the beginning. He went on to run several of his own labels including Paradise, Zoid and Thrust.
Under his own name Lee has released several albums and recorded such monstrous singles as 'Future Sound of Retro', such a firm favourite of Radio One's Pete Tong it was played on his show every week for 2 months! In terms of DJing he has forged his own style, converging funky deep grooves from electro, break beat, house and techno, getting people moving across the globe at clubs like Bugged Out and Fabric and across the globe from Berlin to San Fransisco.'