Who was billed14 artists
In the order the promoter listed them.
Drew · GABE · KEV · Kirk · Lank · In Session · Cello · Chouster · Döjak · Butz Naught · Klbpn · Ostroff · Ronik · Telepathy
Set times were not published.
None of these artists had shared a bill before that night.
Who they are
“Drew has become a fixture at Slide London parties, his blend of deep house equally adept either warming up or at peak time for a following of lovely party people”
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Recently at Superior Ingredients
- Their RA profile lists Proton Music, emFire, SK Supreme Records, noizen and 5 more.
Recently at H0L0, Bogart House, T2 @ Trends LIC · often with Feras, none of them here that night
“With over a decade of experience and passion on diving into different styles of electronic music becomes present on his forward-thinking sets and his residency at Radiobar.”
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With over a decade of experience and passion on diving into different styles of electronic music becomes present on his forward-thinking sets and his residency at Radiobar. His musical selection aims to be transcendental through broken rhythms, percussions, progressions, and melancholy. From leftfield, dub, acid-house, techno, rave, ambient, IDM to experimental, synth-wave and proto-industrial, his sets encompass a wide spectrum of genres. However, his distinct signature lies on this ability to shift moods and temperature, going from quietness to chaos just to keep things interesting. At Transmite Radio he found space for his Cursed Emissions monthly radio show to broadcast the most weird yet interesting sounds on his bag“Kirk draws from the city’s foundational house grooves alongside the storied midwest techno of the 90’s, all the way through the raw energy of his beloved Y2K rave generation.”
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Kirk draws from the city’s foundational house grooves alongside the storied midwest techno of the 90’s, all the way through the raw energy of his beloved Y2K rave generation. Kirk’s reach across a myriad of stages in Chicago and beyond is equally broad. From the basement sweatboxes of the west side to the legendary Metro and smartbar, all the way up to the lofty ARC Festival stages, Kirk has shattered expectations and shaken asses with a sound that is equally rooted as it is relentless. Further afield at the likes of SILO New York and El Cid in LA, (as well as command performances for Boiler Room and Elevator Music), Kirk’s ebullient sound has traveled well beyond the mighty Midwest scenes. As a co-founder and driving force behind Chicago’s notorious BOOTS parties, Kirk gets his hands dirty both behind the decks and behind the scenes. This chaotic and wildly successful staple of Chicago’s world-renowned queer and drag scenes has sold out the city’s top tier venues time and time again, leaving a trail of tinsel and tinnitus wherever they go. The likes of DOSS, LSDXOXO, UNIIQU3, Big Freedia, Martyn Bootyspoon, GRRL, SoFTT, and local legends like Pageant Queens have revelled in the chaos of a BOOTS party, but those who know know - it's the vibe brought by the BOOTS crowd that make it such an infamous affair. When not rocking a dancefloor, Kirk can be found dodging the daylight in the studio, where he’s been honing his signature sound and preparing a raft of releases for various outlets. Complimenting his special blend of sonic influences, and always with an eye for the dancefloor, Kirk’s midwest charm and fair dose of cheekiness constantly show through. Across his many pursuits, Kirk’s indefatigable desire to bring joy and levity to the dancefloor, and the world, comes through in bursts of sound and color and defies you to remain static.Recently at SILO, Signal · often with RaverPik, The Jakob Sister, AREA ØNE, none of them here that night
“Mortinaré, Colourblock, LANK.”
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Mortinaré, Colourblock, LANK. Perfect harmonies, which create room for music sometimes with exciting dynamics, sometimes with philosophical deepness. Lank points out the path in the musical universe to his listeners since 2004, who follow him through nights of loud ovation in the biggest clubs and festivals in Hungary and abroad. Thanks to his sustained work today he is a unique and – despite his young age – well-known character of the electronic dance music scene. Lank thinks sounds, rhythm and harmonies instead of styles or genres, that's why elements of most electronic genres are there in his music, and he's also not afraid to use some jazzy-funky stuff. It his different monikers which show us best, what a wide musical spectrum he's thinking in. The alias Mortinaré is for electronica-based, tricky ambient stuff, while the name Colourblock is a band he created in 2009 together with Forteba and Stone to produce house, progressive house and deep house music. There is almost no club in Hungary now where he didn't play at, so it's impossible to list all where he did. From dark basements to superclubs and open-air stages of festivals – making people dance and sharing the DJ booth with artists like Sasha, Steve Lawler, Swayzak, Jody Wisternoff, Eelke Kleijn, John Graham and Terry Lee Brown Jr. He gained immediate success all around the world, from New York to London, Moscow, Dresden, Cologne, Krasnodar and his recent Argentinian and Mexican mini-tours. He's spending lot of time in the studio since 2006. In that year he published Cowboys Again, Riverview, Confrontation and Wicked Soul, which was used by the british Hybrid duo on their Soundsystem 01 mix album. Hearing these quality releases, Boz Boz label boss Quivver called him most talented producer of the year in 2008. It was around this time when he started working in his debut album, which appeared in 2009 with the title “No Sense Of Direction”. The 12 movingly melodic tracks gain him lot of remix requests from labels like Proton Music, microCastle, Armada, Baroque Records, Ready Mix Records, Sick Watona, Aenaria Music or Mesmeric Records. Since that, he did remixes for and produced music together with artists like Quivver, Eelke Kleijn, Jimmy Van M, Barry Jamieson, King Unique, Cid Inc, Luis Junior, Microtrauma, Jamie Stevens, 16 Bit Lolitas, Monaque, Anthony Pappa, Dibby Dougherty, Moonbeam, Envotion , Ricky Ryan, Inkfish, Yota, Lukasz Napora, Peter Martin, Marco Grandi, Zajac, Kassey Voorn, Rodskeez, FM Radio Gods, Bambook and Michael Burns . The grandiose Bounce Back EP and the Our Benefactors EP produced with Cid Inc appear on Lank's second home, microCastle in 2010. These tracks gained positive feedback from Sasha, John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J and Henry Saiz. In 2011, Ain't No Problem was licensed for Nick Warren's mix in the famous Balance Series. Colourblock's debut album, Sky & Fiction came out on Proton Music in June 2012, which will be followed by his own Songs For The News Feed EP, where you can again expect a hybrid of melodic sounds and tight beats. Meanwhile, there is an album in the works for the Mortinaré alias with the working title Welcome To The Wormhole, and the second Lank artist album is also shaping nicely. Lank's creativity can be experienced monthly in his Bounce Back radio show on Proton Radio, one of the leading online music platforms.Their RA profile lists InkFish Records, Boz Boz, Sick Watona, Brown Eyed Boyz Records and 6 more.Recently at Tompkins Square Park
Recently at Outer Heaven
names these artists often play with — not that night
- RaverPik3 with Kirk
- The Jakob Sister3 with Kirk
- AREA ØNE2 with Kirk
- Feras2 with GABE
- Niotech2 with Kirk
- Sabu!2 with Kirk
- @Nassia1 with Kirk
- Baby V1 with Kirk
The room
Virgo — 148 events and 379 distinct artists since Aug 2023.
Holds about 350.
Most-tagged here: House (3). genre tags on this room’s listings
Who put it on
Joonbug Presents — 375 events and 414 artists since Dec 2024.