May 9, 2009

Talkin N3rdy


No longer are sweaty, intelligent, annoying, nasaly speaking kids something to be feared, as they've moved out of the classroom and into the cold night air, tearing up a storm wherever they go. Talk Nerdy to me (Jax, left (also part of Deckhead DJ's) and Kyro) are relatively new to the sydney DJ game but i must admit, they've won my vote. You may or may not remember a couple of weeks ago (and if you don't remember you can scroll down and see for yourself) I posted about Deckhead here expressing deepest regret for not being able to come to the show they played at 'Candys' and I wasn't wrong to think that. These two local boys and long time mates had the floor by the balls the whole time and with the help of their friend Ados (also part of Deckhead) they conquered our poor souls with a serious mix of the best b-more and electro. The crowd was wild, i had three different peoples sweat on my face ontop of my own, and everyone who went in, came out speaking in a higher somehow more whiney pitch. It was a great night had by all, and here are the photos to prove it. 

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Now IF like me you wanna see these guys again then i've got good news for you, you can. May 23rd they're supporting THE 'BANGGANG' Dj's (Doom and Hoodrat) and Marky Mark (of Chinese Laundry fame), and thats at the Arthouse, for a new night called Phonic. Should be a stellar night boys and girls, espescially if the last few are anything to go by. 

Much love Boys and Girls. Oh and before i forget, don't you forget to get yourself down to Nevermind TONIGHT! to see my boy Coopa doing his thing, entry on the list is free before 11 and should be an absolutely amazing evening.

Peace groovers.

Dan.

May 4, 2009

Tom Yum!


Genre bender party boy/zombie (as my pictures might have you believe) Tom Yum played his debut set at Chinese Laundry on friday night, and for those of you who missed it, what an event it was. Kicking off his hour and a half set with some or the freshest and grooviest nu.disco bangers really got the crowd funkin' around early. It was the first time I have heard such tunes through the Laundry's speakers and i must say, it sounded superb, the set then time warped to present day with a little bit of tribal, b-more, and electro to close the show and the crowd were helpless. Their feet were moving, they couldn't stop it, they didn't want to and if i was given only one word to review the event, id have to say FUN. It was awesome, and I'm sure everyone else agrees with me.
Allow me to make myself clearer about this being his debut set, he's played before at the Ivy and a few other places around town, this was the first night under Tom Yum. This however was plain to see as his control of the crowd would suggest the work of a true pro. 
Now, mr Tom being the kind man he is has donated me a couple of little mix tapes for the blog, and here they are ready for your download,

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'In the Canopy' and 'Back to the Canopy', two nice, fun little tribal mixes for you and yours. Be sure to listen to them all the way through as there are some little gems hidden away inside there, I'm only gonna give one clue, Star Wars, that is all. 

Fucking awesome work mr Tom Yum, be sure to keep it up, we all look forward to hearing more from you.

As usual, here are the photos...

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Peace out disco cats.

Dan.

Apr 27, 2009

Coopa Sessions: April 2009


April 2009


The end of the month has arrived and the music has once again been resolved into a 80 minute set layed out by Coopa. With a strong blend of Progressive House and Electro House hits, its been a fantastic month of dance music thats hit our Aussie shores. But even more exciting, this is the first mix that has been recorded straight from the decks into a studio recorder!! No software mixing this time, its pure CDJs...Pure Coopa!!!

Hope you enjoy the show!

Tracklist:

1. Wolfgang Gartner – Push & Rise (Original Mix)

2. Felguk – Mutha Beatz (Original Mix)

3. Dirty Laundry – Hate Me (Arno Cost Remix)

4. Arno Cost – Cyan (Original Mix)

5. Hook & Sling – The Best Thing (TV Rock Remix)

6. Manuel De La Mare – In the Beginning (Original Mix)

7. DINKA – Road to Perdition (Original Mix)

8. Komytea – Afghanistan (Original Mix)

9. Laidback Luke vs. The Bloody Beetroots – Be Warp (JoGuedez Mashup)

10. Miles Dyson – Superbowl (Original Mix)
11. Alaa & Audible – Titan (Original Mix)

12. Felguk – Whatever Clever (Original Mix)

13. Helvetic Nerds – Sanctuary (EDX’s Afterhours Remix)

14. DINKA – Cannonball (Jean Elan Remix)
15. Eric Prydz – Lift (Original Mix)


-Coopa-

 

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