Mectec Warehouse Party with Lee Foss
- FechaSat, Mar 20, 201010pm - 5am
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Programa
Lee Foss [Wolf + Lamb, Hot Natured], Jubilee, Kramnik, Normyle + MecTec Residents: PVA, Chafs, Bandar and Mec debut. - Compartir
- Join us for the first MecTec bash of the year at your favorite warehouse. We are very proud to announce ***LEE FOSS*** as our headline for his Washington DC debut. Just announced... Our guest DJ: ***Kramnik*** MecTec Residents will also spin up the party: **CHAFS** **BANDAR** **PVA** **MEC** NORMYLE AKA Justin will also bring the house down. More surprise guests are also in store... ##Tickets Pre-sale## will be available for $15 on "red square" of Georgetown University on Thursday and Friday from 11am to 5pm for the early birds. ##Shuttles## will be leaving from various Georgetown locations to our favorite warehouse on Saturday night between 11 and midnight. The same shuttles will be departing from the warehouse back to Georgetown early on Sunday morning at 2am, 3am and 4am. Tickets are $5 each way, please book them early as they will be in high demand. Send an email to [email protected] with names to reserve your seats. Artists Bios: ***Lee Foss*** is a Los Angeles and London based dj and producer, whose rapid rise through the dj ranks in 2009 and critically lauded production work are making him a name to truly watch for 2010. After a move from his longtime home base of Chicago, Lee became a vital part of L.A.’s vibrant and rapidly mutating techno scene, and quickly became one of Americas most in demand djs. After after a 3 year stint in Ibiza in the beginning of the decade, Lee spent years as one of Chicago’s busiest and most forward thinking djs. The recent move to Los Angeles paid dividends and helped to draw international attention to both his djing and production work. While in both Chicago and L.A. Lee remained promoters and clubs first choice for booking with credible cutting edge artists, it took 2 solid years of hard work and dedication working full time on music to take the step from local dj to artist. In addition to residencies at Culprit’s rooftop parties at the Standard and Avalon Hollywood, Lee spent 2009 crisscrossing the globe, after a breakout WMC, including a groundbreaking performance at the Crosstown Rebels party. Regular gigs at Wolf + Lamb’s Marcy Hotel in Brooklyn, and a series of critically acclaimed podcasts in the second half of the year cemented his place as a rising star internationally. Lee’s production has garnered ever more attention than his djing, where his both in his collaboration with Jamie Jones as Hot Natured and in his solo releases are being released to near universal acclaim. 2009 saw the release of a pair of Hot Natured ep’s, a solo Lee Foss ep and a solo track on the highly lauded Significant Others Too ep on Wolf + Lamb. With tracks already being supported from everyone from Laurent Garnier to Ewan Pearson to Ivan Smagghe and many more, Lee’s hard work is paying big dividends. In addition to helping launch the L.A. based label Culprit with friends and collaborators Droog and providing some of its seminal releases, and playing a hand in the success of Wolf + Lamb in 2009, Lee and Jamie are Launching a pair of their own labels at the beginning of 2010 Hot Natured, and HNR. A part time move to London to focus on the brand, and a series of high profile Hot Natured parties in Miami, Detroit, and in Europe, should give Lee the opportunity to take the steps from buzzword to star. Cutting edge djs have certainly taken notice of Lee’s production work, Hot Natured h.e.a.d.s. ep (Culprit) and Electric Feel Edits (Wolf + Lamb) garnered support and high praise from Damian Lazarus: “heads is such a cool track it heralds the new birth of a fresh west coast techno sound.”, Phillip Jung, (M.A.N.D.Y.) : “heads: sounds a bit like plastikman translated into 2009 with a nice house groove. For sure a killer on the dancefloor.”, Sebo K, Ryan Elliot, Martin Landsky, Dan Ghenacia, Kiki and many more. Lee’s The Edge ep (Culprit) saw praise and Radio 1 play from Heidi and Dave Clarke, and support from Sasha, Swayzak, Jamie Jones, Three, Matt Tolfrey, Nic Fanciulli and many of the artists who supported the Hot Natured releases. It would seem the word is out, with a slew of new Hot Natured and solo ep’s lined up for release, and Lee’s highly anticipated solo album nearing completion for a Spring release, and the Hot Natured labels and events poised for world domination, the fresh sound Lee is cultivating shows no signs of slowing down. http://www.myspace.com/leefoss --------------------------- KRAMNIK The whirlwind story of Kramnik spun into dizzy heights in 2009 when he posted the first of a series of free mixes on his website. The Zen Zong and The K Song both 1hr 30m and immaculately crafted, are what kick started the talk about Kramnik. His mixes – including deep, minimal, techno, tribal, underground and progressive - have featured as DJ Mag’s ‘Top Pick’, in Total Kiss FM's ‘Main Room Mix Session’ and bagged him a ‘One To Watch’ place with iDJ. Mixmag got in touch to request a Top 10 Kramnik chart for their mag. Pioneer commented on Kramnik’s ‘top programming’ and M-Audio simply described as ‘perfect’. "Nice and trippy and suitably atmospheric..."- Mixmag "I haven't heard such a large slice of quality dark progressive tech energy since 2003!”- Simon Hart, Pioneer “Mixing was tight, lovely rolling grooves and a good progression.. .a very enjoyable mix.” - www.datatransmission.co.uk “Like the deep techy sound…" - www.ourhousemag.com Tilllate.com http://uk.tilllate.com/en/news/kramnik-interview?ref=home-topstories-187424%20 profiled Kramnik in the build up to his UK debut appearance Kramnik has revealed his debut solo release, titled ‘BPM Blues’ that features in his brand new mix ‘The Blue Song (1hr 30m)’. The track - sounding like nothing else around - takes a harmonica sample from an old Howlin’ Wolf track from 1954. Be one of the first to listen to this inspired piece of work in The Blues Song at 57 minutes (to launch March 8). Gig wise, Kramnik holds down a handful of monthly residencies in his home city of Madrid at cool underground venues, Básico, Copola, El Perro, and El Laboratorio. Keep an eye on the events page for forthcoming dates. Connect with Kramnik through Facebook http://www.facebook.com/KramnikDJ and Twitter http://twitter.com/kramnikdj for up to the minute news. Kramnik, promoter, spinner and lover of music, has been involved in the scene for years. He spent time working for Sony BMG Music before working as a club promoter with the Spanish premier agency Static Sound System (SSS), for which he brought some of the world’s biggest DJs - including Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, Der Dritte Raum, John Digweed, Terry Lee Brown, Dimitri and many more – to play at huge parties, held at the famed 19th century palace in Madrid. 2010 will see this flourishing artist work his way through a fresh selection of musical styles in both his forthcoming albums and production. Make sure to sign up to the newsletter for all the latest news on the new website (to launch March 8). For press enquiries contact Nicola Freitas ([email protected]) at Poker PR. For booking enquires contact Sara Morillo ([email protected]). http://www.kramnik.dj http://www.facebook.com/kramnikdj http://www.twitter.com/kramnikdj http://www.myspace.com/kramnik -------------------------- JUBILEE JUBILEE Jubilee is a fast-rising star hailing from Washington DC where he's been involved with the techno movement as a resident for DC's most respected an well known crew, mnmlife and also hosting events of his own throughout DC. His debut single features two deeper,chuggy,bigger room tracks that all DJs should look to play when in need of a track to keep the dancefloor moving. ---------------------------- NORMYLE ***NORMYLE*** aka Justin W., born and raised in DC made his entrance into the District’s electronic music scene relatively quietly, but quickly became a favorite on the late night party circuit known for his impeccable track selection and his ability to find and play tracks that become instant classics months before his peers. His ear for party bombs made him the go-to guy for the freshest beats in the city heard during marathon sets that were known to last all weekend among DC professional partiers. He quickly stepped up from playing local bars Santa Fe Café and the Mark in College Park, MD for University of Maryland students to venues all over DC such as Saki, Ultrabar, Suite, Ibiza, and the Warehouse/Loft. Most recently, Normyle took his career to the international level when he played the first night party of the 2010 BPM Festival in Playa del Carmen, Mexico opening for Sander Kleinenberg party at Brahma, followed by an afterhours set at the official BPM afterhours venue, BANG. Normyle’s flawless track selection, inherent boundary pushing style, and his talent for dropping surprise hits from up and coming producers with perfectly timed classics from the electronic music industry’s most respected artists make for an epic musical experience every time his fingers touch the turntables... http://www.facebook.com/pages/NORMYLE/107943157632?ref=search&sid=500012350.1710019969..1
- Coste$15 before Midnight, $20 later
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