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Boom Boom Says Rick ‘The Godson’ Wilhite (DETROIT) @ ONE22 Sat April 7th


Boom Boom is proud to announce the first party for 2012 – One of the leaders and selectors from Detroit – Rick “The Godson” Wilhite

http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?329997

In a city brimming with the best music innovators past and present, Rick is a prominent Detroit identity who has firmly influenced the revered musical spirit of the Motor City. His now closed record store Vibes, supplied the best of the best with the records that changed the way the world danced. Rick has worked alongside electronic music luminaries such as Juan Atkins and Derrick May and is the oft-forgot, but vital member of the 3 Chairs, with Marcellus Pittman, Theo Parrish and Kenny Dixon Jnr aka Moodymann.

Rick encompasses every facet of a true DJ that we admire and aspire to. A versatile music selector – with DJ sets including R & B, Hip Hop, Techno and his favoured House and Disco. A pioneering producer – with seminal releases on labels such as KDJ, Stilove4music and Rush Hour – and a long time party promoter. Rick has learned over his 24 year career in the music industry that it takes more than a few good records to create everything that a party needs to be.

Rick will be given the keys to One22 and we will let him play for as long as he wants – so expect something big! Boasting an amazing Klipsch Sound System coupled with Boom Boom E&S DJR400 Rotary Mixer this intimate 200 capacity venue is surely going to be the place to be!

Support from Boom Boom Resident Daniel Lupica and special guest Claire Morgan and Magda Bytnerowicz

Tickets for $25 on RA
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(EVENT) CLOCKWORK MOTORIK: FREE themed party for TECHNO droogs (10TH FEB) (ACID,CHICAGO,TECHNO)


THE SOUNDS OF THE SYDNEY UNDERGROUND!
Strictly invite only register for tickets here & stay on the pulse with everything MOTORIK here

MOTORIK mix Cosmonaut

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TRACKLIST
Jack Is Back – Steve Bug
Truckin’ – Darabi (Clouded Vision Remix)
Lola – Glimpse, Martin Dawson
Imperial Rockets – Itch-E & Scratch-E (Cosmonaut’s 3AM Version)
Glass – Gesaffelstein
Rimshots – Midnight Savari (Cosmonaut’s 3AM Version)
The Devil’s Paintbrush – The Deadstock 33′s (Eskimo Twins Remix)
A Pocket Full of Prose – King Roc (D-Nox & Beckers Remix)
Sermon – The Touch (Cosmonaut Remix)
Divisive – We Have Band (Carl Craig Remix)
Erroneous Monk – Cosmonaut
Opportunities – Jori Hulkkonen
Clear – Cybotron

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(DEEP TRIBAL AFRO HOUSE) Anthony Shake Shakir Meets BBC – Oni Ayhun


Tribal, Earthy, Organic House music from Oni — all-original, no samples — and a stonking tribal Detroit thumper from the master Anthony Shake Shakir.
Expect a solid dose of quality  house sounds like this as Anthony Shake Shakir  will be  throwing down some deeper deetroit vibes next weekend thanks one of the Sydney party crews still flying the flag for the “Detroit” Electronic Soul sounds.

Detroit producer Anthony “Shake” Shakir is one of the more under recognized, underappreciated names in American techno. A bedroom producer since 1981, Shake had an important role in helping shape the early Motor City sound associated with artists such as Juan Atkins/Model 500 and Derrick May. He worked with May and Carl Craig as a producer, writer, or engineer on several early tracks on Metroplex, and worked in management and A&R for the label (as well, he’s often joked, as being the janitor) during its formative years. His first solo material appeared on Virgin’s seminal Techno Sound of Detroit compilation, under the name Sequence 10. Known as something of a techno purist, Shake has distanced himself from the European scene many of his colleagues have turned to for support (this accounts somewhat for his continuing obscurity), and his music is stylistically closer to second wave artists such as Mike Banks and Claude Young – hard, stripped-down tracks which owe equally to techno, electro, hip-hop, and funk.

Shake’s visibility and reputation have risen in more recent years as a result of his Frictional and Puzzlebox labels, the latter of which he formed in 1996 with fellow Detroit electro/techno producer Keith Tucker (formerly of Aux 88). Releasing a series of records both solo and in combination (usually under the name Da Sampla), Shake and Tucker’s Puzzlebox has, along with Underground Resistance and Guidance, become one of the more coveted sources of straight-up, no-bones Detroit techno.

Thanks to Rush Hour Records – the “Shake” has had a new lease on life and with the amazing compliation – “Frictionalism” earlier in 2010, this sky rocketed Shakir back into the scene.

This is Anthony first time in Australia and we are very excited to be able to show case his talents. Anthony amazing production plus his amazing energy and DJ skills behind the decks will make this a very special night.

Along side Anthony we have Joe Stanley and Daniel Lupica.

(Deep House,Techno): Omar – I’m Feeling You. Feat. Stevie Wonder (Edits & Remixes)


The vocals of one of the hottest Soul music voices Omar reworked with the studio skills on the one and only Heinrik Schwarz. One of the finest moments in soulful electronic music of the last couple of years.

DEEP HOUSE, DETROIT TECHNO: Anthony Shake Shakir – Travellers


Tickets $20+BF: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?287280

Detroit producer Anthony “Shake” Shakir is one of the more under recognized, underappreciated names in American techno. A bedroom producer since 1981, Shake had an important role in helping shape the early Motor City sound associated with artists such as Juan Atkins/Model 500 and Derrick May. He worked with May and Carl Craig as a producer, writer, or engineer on several early tracks on Metroplex, and worked in management and A&R for the label (as well, he’s often joked, as being the janitor) during its formative years. His first solo material appeared on Virgin’s seminal Techno Sound of Detroit compilation, under the name Sequence 10. Known as something of a techno purist, Shake has distanced himself from the European scene many of his colleagues have turned to for support (this accounts somewhat for his continuing obscurity), and his music is stylistically closer to second wave artists such as Mike Banks and Claude Young – hard, stripped-down tracks which owe equally to techno, electro, hip-hop, and funk.

Shake’s visibility and reputation have risen in more recent years as a result of his Frictional and Puzzlebox labels, the latter of which he formed in 1996 with fellow Detroit electro/techno producer Keith Tucker (formerly of Aux 88). Releasing a series of records both solo and in combination (usually under the name Da Sampla), Shake and Tucker’s Puzzlebox has, along with Underground Resistance and Guidance, become one of the more coveted sources of straight-up, no-bones Detroit techno.

Thanks to Rush Hour Records – the “Shake” has had a new lease on life and with the amazing compliation – “Frictionalism” earlier in 2010, this sky rocketed Shakir back into the scene.

This is Anthony first time in Australia and we are very excited to be able to show case his talents. Anthony amazing production plus his amazing energy and DJ skills behind the decks will make this a very special night.

Along side Anthony we have Joe Stanley and Daniel Lupica.

(EVENT) DETROIT TECHNO, DEEP HOUSE: Anthony “Shake” Shakir Live in Sydney


Anthony Shake Shakir @ The Sydney Underground

Anthony Shake Shakir @ The Sydney Underground

Tickets $20+BF: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?287280

Detroit producer Anthony “Shake” Shakir is one of the more under recognized, underappreciated names in American techno. A bedroom producer since 1981, Shake had an important role in helping shape the early Motor City sound associated with artists such as Juan Atkins/Model 500 and Derrick May. He worked with May and Carl Craig as a producer, writer, or engineer on several early tracks on Metroplex, and worked in management and A&R for the label (as well, he’s often joked, as being the janitor) during its formative years. His first solo material appeared on Virgin’s seminal Techno Sound of Detroit compilation, under the name Sequence 10. Known as something of a techno purist, Shake has distanced himself from the European scene many of his colleagues have turned to for support (this accounts somewhat for his continuing obscurity), and his music is stylistically closer to second wave artists such as Mike Banks and Claude Young – hard, stripped-down tracks which owe equally to techno, electro, hip-hop, and funk.

Shake’s visibility and reputation have risen in more recent years as a result of his Frictional and Puzzlebox labels, the latter of which he formed in 1996 with fellow Detroit electro/techno producer Keith Tucker (formerly of Aux 88). Releasing a series of records both solo and in combination (usually under the name Da Sampla), Shake and Tucker’s Puzzlebox has, along with Underground Resistance and Guidance, become one of the more coveted sources of straight-up, no-bones Detroit techno.

Thanks to Rush Hour Records – the “Shake” has had a new lease on life and with the amazing compliation – “Frictionalism” earlier in 2010, this sky rocketed Shakir back into the scene.

This is Anthony first time in Australia and we are very excited to be able to show case his talents. Anthony amazing production plus his amazing energy and DJ skills behind the decks will make this a very special night.

Along side Anthony we have Joe Stanley and Daniel Lupica.

 

Derrick May Art : “Pioneers In Music” by DarkUgh (DETROIT TECHNO)


Many blessings to our man New Zealand based artist DarkUgh for having such good taste in music for one… and for putting together this great work together on ‘The Innovator” Derrick May!

Check out more music related original artworks featuring everyone from Carl Craig to Sylvester and Grandmaster Flash online at his blog and also at twitter.


AUSTRALIAN DEEP TRIBAL HOUSE & ELECTRONICA: Alphatown Live Podcast


I was introduced to Alphatown collective many years back when the duo was warming up for Derrick May‘s & Biz-E on a Wednesday night at Gas Nightclub. From memory their set that night was very drum machine driven dance floor orientated techno. There sound in the studio and live shows have really emerged to incorporate the deeper & melodic shades of electronic music over the years & it inspirational to see quality music getting played and made so close to home.

Check out this Deep Tribal Inspired House & Techno set.

It was Friday the 13th and Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter were in alignment. In keeping with the general ‘vibe’ we combined some Vorheesian tones with a cameo appearance from Caleban, an extra-dimensional being who recently made our acquaintance. Enjoy!

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CLASSIC DEEP HOUSE: Seven Grand Housing Authority Feat. Terrence Parker-Loves Got Me High


The Original Seven Grand Housing Authority CLASSIC cut featuring Detroit House legend Terrance Parker on production duties. Still a super warm house classic I would love to hear out one Sunday afternoon in Sydney.

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I also just got some news that Terrance Parker will be playing live in Sydney next month at an inner city loft space (more details on FB & Inthemix), either way it should be a rare special night of music like it usually is when HOUSE MUSIC ROYALITY comes to town.

Also found these Remixes:

(Jeroen Krom & Steve Rachmad Remix)

(Sterac Remix)

CLASSIC DISCO,ELECTRONICA: Donna Summer – I Feel Love (12″ Version Extended Original)


David Bowie wandered into the studio when Donna Summer was recording this song. He turned to the producer and said “this is going to change the face of music” and he was right. One music icon recognized the genius of another! Donna summer wrote this song and it can still be pointed to as the song that started an entire dance movement that is still in effect today. Pure genius and inspiration!

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