[Event] Meduza and James Hype – Our House

In the heart of nightlife hotspots like London, Ibiza, and Milan, there’s a fresh wind blowing, calling us back to the origins of club culture. Our House, that tight-knit ensemble of Meduza and James Hype, seems to be onto something significant, highlighting a ubiquitous habit that’s inching us away from the true essence of house music.

With techno’s early days rooted in the intimate dance floors of Detroit, the scene emphasized raw connection — a dialogue between DJ and dancer, every beat a shared heartbeat. Yet, with smartphones becoming an integral part of the nightlife, the bridge between the music and the audience seems interrupted. Our House sheds light on why a rethink might be necessary:

  1. Living in the Now: The magic of clubbing has always been about immersion. If we’re too engrossed in capturing moments, are we truly experiencing them? The euphoria, the spontaneity, the rhythm – they’re all felt, not filmed.
  2. Club Etiquette: Clubbing’s golden rule? Respect. Filming without a nod can intrude on that personal space everyone’s entitled to when lost in music.
  3. Artists’ Viewpoint: Remember the days when DJs connected with the crowd through beats and eye contact? The artists of Our House sure do. They yearn for that tangible connection, rather than a sea of screens.
  4. Experience Over Exposure: The quality of memories doesn’t lie in the quantity of videos we capture but in the depth of the experiences we dive into.

So, what’s Our House’s remedy?

  • Spreading Awareness: By fostering conversations around mindful clubbing at their shows, they hope attendees might think twice before hitting ‘record’.
  • Reimagining Event Protocols: Emphasizing the essence of the present, they advocate for enjoying the event first-hand, letting official documentations be the memory keepers.
  • Relying on Community: By drawing in artists and attendees alike, they aim to nurture a self-regulating ethos where genuine experiences trump digital memories.

And the first steps? Three big nights are on the horizon: Our House ADE on 20th October 2023, Our House Radius Chicago on 30th December, and Our House Echostage Chicago on 31st December 2023. Here’s to rediscovering the soul of clubbing, as Our House leads the charge back to where it all began.

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[Event] Kemistry Nightclub

In the eclectic and ever-vibrant South Florida nightlife, Kemistry is set to emerge not just as a new venue but as the new epicenter for dance culture, where the community comes to immerse themselves in an experience crafted for the senses. It’s a space that’s less about who is playing and more about the collective vibe that every visitor brings to the dance floor.

At Kemistry, the ethos is simple: experience first. Here, 130,000 watts of RCF sound system power isn’t just a number—it’s a guarantee that every beat will be felt in the bones, every melody will resonate within. The sophisticated arrangement of RCF HDL 50 line array tops and dual 18-inch 9006 sub cabinets doesn’t just play music; it breathes life into the very air of the venue.

But what’s a beat without a pulse? The visuals at Kemistry are set to stun. Think a 4K video wall that bends reality, Kvant lasers that sketch dreams into the dark, and a network of Chauvet lights that drench the night in color. It’s not just a backdrop; it’s an ever-shifting painting that keeps time with the music.

Then there’s the flavor of the place, from the themed uniforms styled by In the Night Designs to the specialty cocktails that could rival the main stage for their inventiveness. And with the tactile presence of Marcy Minx’s custom art, even the walls pulse with the beat.

Kemistry’s doors swing open from Wednesday to Saturday, from the first note at 10 PM to the last echo at 4 AM. And for those who prefer their beats served with sunshine, the upcoming brunches promise to extend the rhythm into daylight.

It’s a different kind of venue—where the nights are tailored not just to the tracks played, but to the experiences created. It’s a tribute to the culture of EDM, inviting everyone to be part of the melody that will define South Florida’s nights.

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[Event] Gryffin @ Colorado Red Rocks on 10/24 and 10/25

Nestled within the majestic surroundings of Morrison, Colorado, the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre is about to host an electrifying two-night performance. Recognized for its distinctive red sandstone formations and unparalleled acoustics, Red Rocks has been the venue of choice for legends in the music world. This October, it’s set to buzz with the unmistakable sounds of Gryffin.

The artist who gave the world ‘Gravity’ is delivering on an epic two-night event that is set to blow expecatations out of the water for new and current fans alike.

Red Rocks has a legacy of mesmerizing its audience, not just with the music, but with the complete sensory experience. The cool Colorado air, the twinkling stars overhead, the echo of beats bouncing off the towering red rocks – there’s really nothing like it. Over the years, from The Beatles to U2, musicians have considered it an honor to perform at this natural marvel.

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The first night of the event, scheduled for 10/24, has already seen its tickets fly off the virtual shelf, with the event sold out. However, those who have missed the chance need not despair. The subsequent night, 10/25, labeled GRAVITY: THE RETURN, promises to be a reminiscent journey. Especially for those who long for a trip down memory lane, recalling the captivating vibes of 2020.

While Gryffin’s signature tunes, drawing from his distinctive blend of electronic and instrumental music, will be a treat to the ears, it’s the overall ambiance of the evening that promises to make it unforgettable.

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[House] I AM – TTT

Meet DJ/producer, I AM, an artist approaching things from a different angle. His journey is one worth telling – from spinning tracks at local block parties and clubs to sharing the stage at big festivals and teaming up with names like Cappa, Sean Bravo, and Edward Fasone.

Let’s talk numbers for a second – 6.6 million video views on TikTok and 88k streams on Spotify. This guy is doing something right. And his sound? Think of a catchy mix of electronic and pop that gets the crowd moving every single time. Pure vibes.

Now, about his new track, “TTT.” It’s more than just a house music experience; it’s a message. Crafted over six years, this track tells a story of passion and finding your groove. It’s the kind of tune that makes you want to close your eyes and just let go, finding those moments of self-belief and inner strength.

With dreams of rocking global stages and joining forces with top artists in his field, this artist is all about giving us a memorable musical ride. Take a leap and dive into his world with “TTT.” Trust us; it’s a trip worth taking.

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[Electronic] Disco Fries & HARBER – Falling For You

In the realm of music, certain creations carry with them a pulse – a resonance that captures more than just the moment, but the zeitgeist of an era. Disco Fries and HARBER’s latest collaboration, “Falling For You,” emanates with this very pulse. Yet, before delving into the track’s musical details, one might ponder on the moniker ‘Disco Fries.’ Rooted in the triviality of a late-night snack, Nick Ditri and Danny Boselovic’s choice seems more like an ode to pop culture’s quirkiness than a fleeting indulgence.

Now, steering back to “Falling For You.” The track isn’t merely a song; it’s an experience. One that’s led by a piano, invoking a sense of nostalgia, but equally, pushing the tempo to an upbeat dance crescendo. The genius lies in its dichotomy, in its ability to tug at the heartstrings while beckoning the feet to dance. Sydtherockerkid’s haunting vocals serve as the backbone, echoing sentiments that, perhaps, we’ve all felt but seldom voiced.

Drawing parallels, HARBER’s recent hit “Medicine” and Disco Fries’ “Another World” serve as musical touchstones that paved the way for “Falling For You.” But it’s the latter that’s poised to etch itself into the annals of musical memory.

As the melody fades and the echoes subside, one can’t help but feel that “Falling For You” encapsulates more than just notes and lyrics. It’s a reflection –  a chapter in the ever-evolving tome of pop culture’s auditory journey. With every replay, the tale unfolds a little more. Listen closely.

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[Melodic Bass] Hidden Axis & Medyk – Matrix

In an ever-evolving soundscape, few tracks capture the essence of introspection as “Matrix” does. This isn’t just another song; it’s an anthem for those lost in the maze of their own thoughts. Echoing the cinematic realm of its namesake, the track delves deep into the psyche, painting the poignant journey of an individual navigating their personalized ‘Matrix’. It’s a salute to the overly sensitive, the daydreamers, and the overthinkers, wrapping them up with the comforting message: “You are not alone.”

Behind this sonic marvel stands two powerhouses. Julie Yeung, electrifying the Bay Area as Hidden Axis, transitioned from the analytical world of STEM, discovering her pulse in music. Her earlier rhythm, “Better Off Alone”, already showcased her flair, racking up over 264,000 streams. Soon, the Bay Area’s locals will experience her electrifying live sets at the Breakaway Festival – with even more content set to come from her down the line.

For Medyk, with a staggering 9 million streams and tracks featuring on top Spotify playlists, she’s more than just a voice; she’s a movement. Medyk’s music collaborations read like a who’s who of the industry—Slander, ARMNHMR, and Synymata, to name just a few.

Together, in “Matrix”, Hidden Axis and Medyk have fused their individual brilliance, giving listeners more than just beats – they’ve offered an emotional sanctuary like few other songs can.

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[Electronic] Will Sparks – Accepted Concept (Album)

The intricacies of electronic music, particularly its transformative nature, have always been a subject of fascination. Into this kaleidoscopic world of production and songwriting, the Australian prodigy, Will Sparks, once again introduces something that pushes the limit. Accepted Concept, released under the CLUBWRK imprint, promises an exploration into Sparks’ musical psyche like we’ve never experienced previously.

Let’s journey a bit into the past for context. The title, “Accepted Concept,” is no arbitrary choice. Sparks harks back to his fledgling days in the early 2010s, a time when a young, eager musician was taking his initial steps in the sprawling dance landscape. Through this album, there’s an evident effort to reconnect with that inaugural spirit, offering listeners a holistic view of his evolution.

Diving into the tracks, there’s a melodic confluence of Sparks’ past and present. Legacy tracks, ones fans have been yearning for, like “The Chant” and “Break The Walls,” sit comfortably alongside newer experimentations. One such novel piece is “Paranoid,” where Sparks collaborates with long-standing musical ally, JDG.

This is one album easy to come back to multiple times, getting virtually better with each listen. To further elevate the album’s launch, Melbourne is gearing up for a memorable CLUBWRK showcase.

With so much momentum surrounding the solo DJ/producer, it’s safe to say he’s reached a new era that will reveal untold surprises to come.

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