Looks like Flight Facilities is also jumping on board the nostalgic TV show opening cruise liner of music video takes… Little jab aside, I’m actually a huge fan of the duo and absolutely love the direction taken in this video. If anything, I think it’s been graded better than Nero’s 80s-inspired clip ‘Reaching Out’ which I’ve posted about earlier.

Video is directed by Dimitri Basil and Laura Gorun.

BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix – Alex Metric (16-04-2011)

Setlist is after the jump.

Spiritualized – Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space
Phoenix – School’s Rule
Q – The Voice Of Q
Les Rythmes Digitales – About Funk
Ray Parker Jr. & Raydio – It’s Time To Party Now
Sneaky Sound System – When We Were Young (Breakbot Remix)
Chaka Khan – We Can Work It Out
Colonel Abrams – Trapped
K.I.D. – Don’t Stop
We In Music – From Happiness To Loneliness (Les Rhythmes Digitales Remix)
The System – You Are In My System
Daft Punk – Short Circuit
Kylie Minogue – Slow (Chemical Brothers Remix)
David Bowie – Let’s Dance
Lo Fidelity Allstars – Battleflag
The Prodigy – Diesel Power
Happy Mondays – Step On
Phoenix – Lisztomania (Alex Metric Remix)
Peter & The Magician – Twist
Cassian – Get High
The Human League – Never Let Me Go (Aeroplane Remix)
Gorillaz – Stylo (Alex Metric Remix)
Alex Metric & Steve Angello – Open Your Eyes (Style Of Eye Dub)
Russ Chimes – Tonic
His Majesty Andre – Clubs
Alex Metric & Theophilus London – All Night (Acapella)
Alan Braxe – Vertigo (Thomas Bangalter Virgo Mix)
Hot Streak – Body Work
ZZT – Zzafrika (Light Year Remix)
The Helmholtz Resonators – Gypsy (Kurtis Hardrive Remix)
Splittr – All Alone (Alex Metric Remix Dub)
BeatauCue – Behold
Ellie Goulding – Salt Skin (Alex Metric Remix Dub)
Alex Metric – Raveageddon
King Cosmic – Acid In My Soul
Chromeo – Hot Mess (Djedjotronic Remix 2)
Hurts – Better Than Love (Burns Remix)
Niki & The Dove – Mother Protect (Alex Metric Remix)
Infadels – Explain Nothing (Part 1)
Apparat – Ash
Underworld – Pearls Girl
TWR72 – Autumn
Marc Romboy vs. Stephan Bodzin – Triton
Nathan Fake – The Sky Was Pink (James Holden Remix)
UNKLE – In A State (Acapella)
Grincheux – Voix
Cock N Bull Kid – Asthma Attack (StopMakingMe Remix)
LCD Soundsystem – You Wanted A Hit
Katy Perry – Peacock (Yuksek Remix Dub)
New Order – Blue Monday
Alex Metric & Steve Angello – Open Your Eyes
Infadels – Black Sky
Toto – Hold The Line
The Beatles – The End

What happens when Erol Alkan tinkers around with my favourite and dare I say, only good track off MGMT’s second album? Double rainbows on nu-disco goodness with a touch of funk for good measure…

MGMT – Congratulations (Erol Alkan Rework) (320)

And for the sake of being complete, here’s the original music video directed by Emmy awarding winning Tom Kuntz of the Old Spice “The Man Your Man Could Smell Like” TVC fame.

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Oh and this is also our 500th post. Happy days…

No? Didn’t think so…

Anyway, the video was directed/handmade by Irina Dakeva @ WIZZ and it is composed of approximately 2000 images watercolour painted one after another.

So Big Sis, here’s another curveball to add to the many decisions on your plate already…

Prince – Wanna Be Your Lover (White Girl Lust’s Solid Bump Beat)

So in case you’re wondering what that’s all about, it’s the directorial film debut from Diplo and Leandro HBL. So what’s it all about? The lovely synopsis from IMDb should cover it nicely:

For 20 years, a subculture has emerged in Brazil under society’s radar. It is the culture surrounding ‘funk carioca’, a musical rhythm which mixes the American electronic funk of the 1980s with the most diverse influences of Brazilian music. ‘Baile funk’ is one of the most interesting musical movements in the world, but it comes from what is at times one of the most violent and poorest places in the world: the slums of Rio de Janeiro (favelas). This music is the personalization of the raw element. Bombastic rhythms coming from the American Miami Bass and samples are fused with powerful rap vocals using Brazilian slang. This documentary tells stories of sex, love, poverty, and pride among Rio’s marginalized people. They have their own language, style, and heroes. It’s a film that’s fast, heavy, and violent like the city itself.

‘Favela On Blast’ will be available digitally and on DVD through Mad Decent on July 20th. Though we’ll get an early chance to preview the film when it streams on Pitchfork TV‘s ‘One Week Only’ starting July 9th.

And so the end of summer has arrived and as expected the weather has gotten, well let’s say a little different. Truth be told, the post pic above isn’t that far from the actual conditions that have lashed out over the weekend – epic rain, flash floods, thunder, lighting, golf ball-sized hail…

Anyway, this week’s tracks are after the jump… (Well, technically they’re last week’s tunes but it was my last week at my old job = flat out transition/wrap-up, and I was sick so boooo!)

Wolfgang Gartner – Undertaker (Original Mix)

This is what happens when you combine that Deadmau5 electro progressive-ish house sound with equal parts of 8-bit glitch, a solid, driving kick drum and A-Trak-esque sirens… Big fan of this one.

Classixx – Cold Act Ill (Extended Mix)

Rad video clip with heaps of old school skating. Love it! One of Classixx’s earlier tracks here giving the Roxanne Shante/Biz Markie track ‘Def Fresh Crew’ a spacey nu-disco polish over.

Defeat – D.I.Y.

Kavinsky reincarnate? Well the man is back with a new EP this month, but no, Defeat is a local producer from Western Australia and after you give this track a listen you’ll definitely see that the Dead Crusier was obviously an influence. Not that that’s a bad thing at all!

Jump Jump Dance Dance – Show Me The Night (GRUM Remix)

Some lovely synth pop remix goodness from GRUM of all people. Saw a bit of Jump Jump Dance Dance at Future yesterday but unfortunately the shoddy weather started right when their set was on so a fair few punters would’ve missed out on a nice indie pop set.

Aloe Blacc – I Need A Dollar

How To Make It In America is my new favourite TV show, well until Entourage comes back on… Anyway, this is the music that is used in the open sequence of the show. Did I tell you that Kid Cudi is a part of the cast?

Tiga – What You Need (Chromeo Remix)

It’s Tiga and Chromeo together. Another Canandian win in my books.

DJ Falcon – Honeymoon

This is up there as one of my all time favourite French Touch track and the relevance of it getting posted isn’t just just self indulgence… It is in honour of the great man touring Melbourne in late April! Gonna be another good long weekend! So who is DJ Falcon you may be asking? Cousin to Alan Braxe and co-collaborator with Thomas Bangalter in the group Together (‘So Much Love To Give’ and ‘Together’).  He is without doubt, a part of French House royalty.

Powerful like a gorilla, yet soft and yielding like a Nerf ball...

Yep that’s right, yours truly has a gig on this Sunday at the Fringe as a part of the St Kilda Festival wind-down. So come down for a laugh if your loved ones let you… Better yet, why don’t the both of you do!

Jump for joy because it’s the end of week and you’ve earned the right cut loose. This week see’s a me indulging a bit on my love of emotional shoegazing psychedelic tribal synth pop house music. yes, as you may have gathered, that isn’t really genre… Anyway, this week’s faves and download links are after the jump.

Gypsy & The Cat – Jona Vark

“Her name is Jona. Jona Vark…”

Ah, some more indie synth pop goodness! After listening to this track I can definitely feel a bit of Empire Of The Sun (the guitar riff = a little bit of ‘We Are The People’), M83, anything from a John Hughes movie, but a lot more Fleetwood Mac. Yes, I like Fleetwood Mac. Not just like, probably love. There I said it… There are definitely elements of ‘Little Lies’ and ‘Dreams’ in this track, especially in the chorus.

While most of the major blogs, Mark Ronson on his East Village radio show and even the late DJ AM were all over the local duo from the middle of last year, they’ve only now started to get a little more radio airplay and more importantly, gotten themselves ingrained into me! Head over to their MySpace and give the rest of their stuff a listen. Hanging out big time for this LP release…

Caribou – Odessa

Now this is an interesting bit of music, quirky and haunting at the same time. It’s fairly heavily layered, so you’re ears will have fun deciphering all the sounds here.  I swear when I first heard the vocals in this track I thought that perhaps Erlend Øye of Kings of Convenience and the Whitest Boy Alive fame had contributed. So if you like that kind of minimal-esque type of chill-house you’ll probably like this latest offering from Caribou.

Breakbot – Baby I’m Yours (Featuring IRFANE)

Unadulterated disco pop funk fun! When you hear this track you can’t help but bounce and boogey. If you’re a fan of the works of Shazam, Cassian, The Twelves etc., I think you’ll did this track.

The Jezabels – Hurt Me

“C’mon evil hurt me, hurt me, hurt me…”

Wow. What a track. Powerful and achingly beautiful at the same time. The track sucks you in with Hayley’s haunting vocals/lyrics, complemented by the frenetic drumming and strumming from band members Sam and Nik respectively, intertwined with Heather’s graceful piano work. Don’t forget to add a bit of reverb and swooping strings for effect during the bridge and chorus.

Throw all of this together and you get a rolling wall of big sound that builds and builds till it smacks you right in the face and just like that, disappears as quickly as it arrives. I’m not surprised to see that the Arcade Fire are listed as an influence to the Jezabels on their MySpace page.

Might as well add the music video here since it was just released last month:

Unfortunately there appears to be no Victorian shows lined up in the near future but if you are in Queensland or NSW you can catch them this month at the Playground Weekend festival February 21st or at the Enmore Theatre on the 24th supporting Placebo.

Yeasayer – Ambling Alp

A nice pysch-alt-electro-pop ditty here from NY group Yeasayer. Like any good song (or at least the ones that I like anyway…), it’s instantly catchy and just downright fun. The little synth solo breakdown at the end is just freakin’ awesome!

Douster – King Of Africa

Yes, this track has been floating around the interwebz for a while now, and yes, Douster is no n00b to the scene. These “weekly” posts however are purely an avenue for me to write about the songs that I like at a moment in time and why they got me hooked that first time.

So pretentious rant aside (hehe!), this track features some great sampling from the Lion King’s opening, the powerful ‘Circle of Life’. What you’re left in store for is five minutes of catchy, fun afro-funk-house. I could see this being a nifty opener to a set or bridge/tone shift for all you wheels of steel traders… Speaking of which, Douster is playing at the Espy on February 20th for us local kids wanting to catch him in the act.

So that’s it! Another week done and only one more away till Classixx are in town… Did I mention that I CAN’T FUCKIN’ WAIT TO SEE CLASSIXX?!?!

Have a good weekend folks and we’ll see ya next week where I guess I could try and make it a lovers themed tunage… Or a happy new year to all the chinky readers out there haha! Peace out!

Almost let the week slip without some music. Tsk… Tsk… Tsk… I’m gonna blame the weather or perhaps that much of my day is taken up with work (ala corporate day slave type) and nights hanging with mates and/or seeing Girl Talk and/or Them Crooked Vultures. The latter being an absolute monster gig in some rather disgusting heat at Festival Hall. I am working on a YouTube page for the site so I can upload my shitty mobile videos of such gigs up. Can’t be a paparazzo at every gig…

Anyway, my selection of tracks for the past fortnight (well, I did miss out on last week’s post…) is after the jump…

Tim & Jean – Come Around
One of the finalist in this year’s Triple J Unearthed High competition. Nice bit of synth pop goodness which reminds me a bit of Passion Pit or of Walter Meego. You can’t help but think happy thoughts and good times. Kinda like the summer holidays really…

Cassian – Fuck Song
Yes, I know, I wrote about Cassian last week and yes, it’s been floating around the web for a while now but it’s so damn groovy! Think more 80s funk/porn groove though and let’s be honest, deep down we all love it. I guess it makes the name of the track that much more appropriate.

Big Scary – Hey Somebody
Ah, Big Scary. Not a true description of the duo. Scary? No.., Big? Very soon I think . With vocals that remind me of a mix of Jeff Buckley and Robert Smith and a wicked indie garage rock sound, think a bit of Strokes, Whites Stripes and even Kings Of Leon. They’ve even supported the Editors during their nation tour earlier this month. A big thanks to our music mole, Hall-E for introducing these guys to my ears.

Alberta Cross – Song Three Blues
Some more blues/rock/croon for your ears. This is the opening track to their debut ‘Broken Side Of Time’ and really sets the mood of an album full of epic riffs and brooding blues. One of my favourite albums from last year.

Miike Snow – Silvia (Sinden Remix)
Something a bit different from Sinden here. Normally one would expect a fidgety ghetto house killer but what you get here a piece of I guess you could call blissful progressive house. The vocal track is kept to minimum here but when it is introduced it is a nice compliment to the rest of the music.

Bag Raiders – Nil By Mouth (Knightlife Remix)
Gonna throw it out there that this track probably isn’t the most well known of the Raiders tracks. When you take two of the big breakout local electronic acts from last year and let them flex their synthy space disco muscles you will eventually finish with something a bit special.

Broken Bells – The High Road
Another collaboration band here. Broken Bells is a new project between Danger Mouse who is one half of Gnarls Barkley amongst other things, and James Mercer of The Shins. This track is the opening single to their forthcoming album in March and I’ve gotta say I like what I hear.

Grizzly Bear – Boy From School (Hot Chip Cover)
Wow! What a cover! 2009 indie darlings Grizzly Bear have recently in the country on tour and popped into Triple J for their ‘Like A Version’ breakfast segment and decided to cover this Hot Chip classic. Funnily enough, Hot Chip are also the feature artists this week also.

And done! Hope that covers everyone for last and now this week’s music fix. Now to gear up for Calvin Harris tonight and the monstrosity that is the Big Day Out tomorrow. As always, if you dig the artist/music the go buy it whether physical/digital and go see them live. Your conscience and the artists will love you more for it!

So yes it seems that I may have missed a posting last week. Sorry folks, I was running around errands post-parents return from holidays. Anyway, while I may have missed a post it didn’t mean I missed out on listening to the odd track here and there…

Cassian – Friday Night
Lovely bit of disco house/synth pop fun from this Sydneysider. Definitely one to get you in the mood for a party – on Friday of course… Cassian is on the road at the moment promoting the ‘Friday Night EP’ and for us Melburnians he’ll be doing an EP launch at Sorry Grandma of January 22nd.

Renegade – Pilot
While I really wanted to post the track ‘Threshold‘ instead, it seems there isn’t a copy floating out there in the digital world just yet. This track is just as bangin’ though. Think of the Renegade sound as a bit of Justice + Danger + Kavinsky + Le Castle Vania + Revolte + GRUM etc… Could 2010 be the return of the electrobanger sound?

SebastiAn – Threnody (Capt & Cooked Edit)
When the original floated on the net last week there was definitely a whole lot of “WTF?!” thrown around with about the same amount of praise bantered around also. Anyway, it hasn’t taken long for someone to tap into the 2 minutes of gold and turn it into something the masses could enjoy. Most importantly it’s come from another local talent in the form of Capt And Cooked. Take a bit of the intro, mix it into the drops of gold and you have a yourself banger. Expect this to be one of the better remixes/edits of this track.

The Phantom’s Revenge – When Mr Hyde Killed Dr Jekyll (Original Mix)
This track has come as a bit of a surprise for me as I’ve always known The Phantom’s Revenge for his French Touch goodness. This on the other hand takes a leaf from Ed Banger book of bang with a bit of fidget in for good measure. My prediction for 2010 looks but more importantly sounds better each day…

Dadahack – Hello Dust (Featuring Hannah Robinson)
A bit of melodic prog house has never hurt anyone (plus it’s a bit of a break from all of the bangers above…). Anyway, Dadahack is a new production duo consisting of James Banbury and Pete Davis who have previously produced for the likes of Gwen Stefani, Wiley and Bloc Party.

Palermo Disko Machine – Theme Of Palermo Disko Machine
So who is Palermo Disko Machine you may be asking? Well it is Jens Moelle of Digitalism fame and he’s been working under this alias for some time now. Try looking at Kitsuné Maison circa 2006… Anyway, I thought I’d wrap this post up with a tune that’d be right at home at your local space disco.

Triple J’s Craig Schuftan presents a time-travelling adventure in sound. Imagine Girl Talk with a copy of Marshall McLuhan‘s ‘The Mechanical Bride’ in one hand and a key to the Triple J vinyl library in the other. Click the link below and find out why Zan Rowe is calling this “cultural theory you can dance to”. Link to the mixtape and a few other 80s related rambles and plugs after the jump.

Craig Schuftan’s 80MPH Stolen Plutonium Megamixxx

If you aren’t blessed with the pleasure of listening to Triple J during the day it’s well worth visiting their site and checking out Craig’s ‘Acceptable in the 80s‘ page and check out the vodcasts.I think the blurb from the site sums everything up nicely.

Musing on the future of music in 1986, former Van Halen singer and 80s party dude David Lee Roth was certain of nothing, except that the art of tomorrow would be nothing like the art of today. “It won’t be like anything we’re familiar with, I know that”. So, why, now that we live in the future, does everything look and sound a bit like it’s from 1986? Has the fabric of time been altered somehow? Have we run out of new ideas? Or does our new-found fondness for synth-pop and shoulder pads have some deeper significance?

To find out, author and Triple J culture guy Craig Schuftan dons a pair of stupid 80s sunglasses, soups up his sports car with one of those flux capacitor things, and risks further damage to the space-time continuum by travelling back to the origin point of the current crisis – the 1980s. There, he finds himself in a strange world – a world where people listen to futuristic robot-pop while spending money they don’t have on ridiculous clothes so as to take their minds off the impending apocalypse. Yes, all very strange – and yet at the same time, eerily familiar…

Really, really cool stuff. I might even head up to Sydney and check out the 80s exhibition over at the Powerhouse Museum. Looks pretty rad. That’d be the right lingo to use in this thread right?

Monster of a mixtape here from the boys from N.A.S.A. which was originally a limited gift for big spending CLOT customers. That was the middle of this year and thankfully now us masses can now enjoy it also. Tons of mashups here plus a wide variety of tracks chosen across multiple genres so there’s definitely something for everyone. Tracklist and download link after the jump.

N.A.S.A. – Tanning On The Moon Mixtape

Tracklist:

01. Tanning On The Moon Intro
02. Eric B. & Rakin – Juicy ( Eli Escobar vs N.A.S.A. Short Edit)
03. N.A.S.A. – It’s NASA Collage
04. N.A.S.A. – Samba Soul (Ape Sh!T Brothers Remix)
05. N.A.S.A. – Strange Enough (Mr. Oizo Remix)
06. Kanye West vs MGMT – Electric Feel vs Touch the Sky (DJ Zegon Mash Up)
07. Knight Rider vs A Volta (N.A.S.A. Mash Up)
08. A Skillz & Krafty Kuts – Happiness
09. Eric B. & Rakin – I Know Got Soul (Acapella)
10. Jesse Rose – Well Now
11. Amanda Blank – Might Like You Better
12. M.I.A – 10 dollar
13. The Count & Sinden – Hardcore Girl (feat. Rye Rye)
14. Holly Ghost! – Hold On
15. La Bionda – Wanna Be Your Lover
16. Theme From S’ Express – S’Express
17. Tom Tom Club – Wordy Rappinghood
18. Egyptian Lover – Egyptian Lover
19. Todd Terje – I Want Your Love
20. Justin Timberlake – My Love
21. Simian Mobile Disco – Love
22. The Beatles – All You Need Is Love
23. N.A.S.A. – Gifted (Boombotz Remix)
24. The Jonzun Crew – Pack Jam (Look Out For The OVC)
25. Sweet – Love Is Oxygen
26. Ultramagnetic MCs – Burn Dope (Instrumental)
27. DJ Medhi – Pocket Piano
28. Kid Kudi – Day N’ Night (Crookers Remix)
29. Bart B.More Beat vs Rakin (DJ Zegon Edit)
30. Major Lazer – Hold The Line
31. Dick Dale vs. Major Lazer – Hold Misirlou (Ape Sh!T Brothers Mash Up)
32. Silvio Mazzuca – Cerveja
33. The Champs – Tequila
34. Drunk Masters – Top Cat
35. The Rolling Stones – You Can’t Always Get What You Want (Soulwax Remix)
36. M.I.A. – Paper Planes (DFA Remix)
37. The Jacksons 5 – I Want You Back (Roger 72 Remix)
38. Missy Elliott – I’m Really Hot (Instrumental)
39. Michael Jackson – Bad (Acapella)
40. Soho vs Missy Elliott – Hot Music vs I’m Really Hot (DJ Zegon Mash Up)
41. LCD Soundsystem vs Busta Rhymes – Put Your Hands Innocuous (N.A.S.A. Mash Up)
42. Tittsworth – Boojangles (Instrumental)
43. Mighty Dub Katz – Magic Carpet Ride
44. Friend & Lover – Groovy Now (Mighty Mi Mix)
45. Mylo – Drop The Pressure
46. Daft Punk – DaFunk
47. Daft Punk – Da Funk (Thunderous Olympians Remix)
48. Kid Color vs Too Short – Blow The Zonga (N.A.S.A. Mash Up)
49. B-Easy – Bongo Joint
50. Switch – A Bit Patchy (Acapella)
51. N.A.S.A. – Money (Count Of Monte Cristal Remix)
52. N.A.S.A. – Money
53. N.A.S.A. – Whachadoin’ (DJ Zegon Megamix)
54. Quincy Jones – Soul Bossa Baile (N.A.S.A. Remix)
55. Ron Rico – Miss A (Sneeze Song)
56. Frankie Valli & The 4 Seasons – Beggin’ (Pilooski Re-Edit)

On an interesting note, our man JG on the blog here went to high school with Edison back in the day. Time to reconnect and get us some hookups haha!

If you didn’t catch them earlier on this year at their gig at the Espy, N.A.S.A. will be back next year at the St. Jerome’s Laneway Festivals. Dates are:

Brisbane – Friday 29th January @ Alexandria St off St Paul’s Terrace, Fortitude Valley
Melbourne – Saturday 30th January @ Footscray Community Arts Centre
Sydney – Sunday 31st January @ Sydney College of the Arts
Auckland, New Zealand – Monday 1st February @ Britomart Station
Adelaide – Friday 5th February @ Fowler’s Live, North Terrace
Perth – Saturday 6th February @ Cultural Centre, Northbridge

Tickets are on sale now and you can grab them from the Green Tix website.

The line-up has dropped and it’s pretty fucking awesome:

• The Killers
• Basement Jaxx
• Armand Van Helden
• Gossip
• Busta Rhymes
• Friendly Fires
• Salt-N-Pepa
• Z-Trip
• Kid Cudi
• Naughty By Nature
• Plump DJs
• Gym Class Heroes
• Chase & Status
• Dave Seaman
• DJ Craze
• Chuckie
• Art vs Science
• Bass Kleph
• Sam Obernik
• KillaQueenz

Plenty of old-school and new, something for everyone really. And of course you’ll want the dates and they are:

Saturday 13th February – Centennial Park, Sydney
Sunday 14th February – Claremont Showground, Perth
Saturday 20th February – Parklands Showgrounds, Gold Coast
Sunday 21st February – The Nursery @ Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne

Tickets go on sale Friday 30th October at 9am from the gang at Moshtix.

Ah! A title that suitably describes me…

A fresh arrival in my inbox today so I figured better get it onto the site before it slips out of mind. Why I’m still up at 3am is a whole entire kettle of fish…

So yeah, the single from the French House music legends will come with remixes from Radioslave, Reset!, The Subs and of course Don Diablo (which we’re featuring here) on November 5th via Cassius Records. As a teaser to us mortals, their record label and co. have decided the masses can get their grubby fingers on Don Diablo’s remix for free! Not only that, but in 320 kbps digital glory! I lub yoo interwebz…

Onto the remix itself… After a couple of listens I think I’m becoming a bit of a fan. What can I say, I’m bias when it comes to Disco/Funk House/French Touch/splashy synth work… A funkier approach has been taken here with a few hints to the dark and menacing sound the original mix has. Head on over to the Cassius MySpace page HERE if you haven’t heard it yet. While there, take note of line-up scheduled to play at Club 75 on October 8th… So fuckin’ jealous…

So yeah, I can definitely see this getting a few spins over the warmer months. If Melbourne decides to deliver us any… Anyway, without any more dribble from me, grab the track yourself and let us know what you think… Enjoy!

Cassius – Youth, Speed, Trouble, Cigarettes (Don Diablo Remix) (zshare) (320 kbps)

… and I loved it. If you don’t know he’s playing Roxanne’s later on tonight so head over HERE to grab a ticket or run the gauntlet at the door for one. Either way get ready for a great night of filter/disco/funk/house goodness. Set times below so you can plan your night ahead because I know it can be a real bitch juggling whether to hit the bar again or duck out for a dart:

Main Room
10:00PM – 11:30PM – Josh Jacq
11:30PM – 1:00AM – Joel Alpha
1:00AM – 3:00AM – Alan Braxe
3:00AM – 5:00AM – Sleeves

Side Room
11:00PM – 12:00AM – Derrick Wildstar
12:00AM – 1:00AM – Rollerboy
1:00AM – 2:00AM Yoshi
2:00AM – 3:00AM – Zack York
3:00AM – 4:00AM – Gold ’n’ Zui

Until then, enjoy some of my fave tracks of Braxe’s with his regular partner in crime Fred Falke: