07th May | DELANO SMITH | The Roadhouse, MCR | UK Exclusive!
Friday, April 9, 2010
0
comments
Showing posts with label Flyers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flyers. Show all posts
Content present | KENNY LARKIN | The Roadhouse, Manchester April 2nd Good Friday
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
0
comments
CHEZ DAMIER !
Monday, January 25, 2010
3
comments
To say that Chez Damier is a legend, an innovator, an inspiration and one of our all time heroes is somewhat of an understatement.
Raised in Chicago, Chez (a.k.a. Anthony Pearson) first got involved in the music industry at the tender age of 11 whilst working in a record store, 2 years later he was frequenting some of the key spots in the city’s burgeoning nightscene at the beginnings of house music as we know it.
Later on that decade, he moved to Detroit and in 1987, alongside Alton Miller - he opened the now infamous Music Institute which is cited by some as being one of the major factors in the development of techno - the club where Derrick May and Juan Atkins cut their teeth.
Fast forward a few years to the mid nineties and Chez was managing Kevin Saunderson’s KMS imprint which released Chez’s own highly sought after and recently repressed “KMS049.” Shortly after this he met Ron Trent and together they put out the classic tracks “The Choice” and “Don’t Try It” also on KMS.
After a brief trip to New York together, the pair then decided to set up their own label Prescription (and its offshoot Balance) as an outlet for them to craft records which described the dance scenes of America’s three great musical cities under Chez’s philosophy of “How can I produce this feeling that makes me want to dance that hopefully makes other people want to dance?”
Luckily, he did and we danced. Prescription also went on to become one of the most highly revered labels of all time and is often seen as the blueprint for what is commonly known as deep house and cited by anyone who’s anybody as a huge influence.
So, Chez has been there, seen it and done it all but after taking a break from the music industry, he’s back to continue where he left off with a string of new releases on Don Williams’ Mojuba and his own Balance Alliance labels and a handful of carefully selected DJ gigs.
Do not miss out on this rare opportunity to catch a true master.
Later on that decade, he moved to Detroit and in 1987, alongside Alton Miller - he opened the now infamous Music Institute which is cited by some as being one of the major factors in the development of techno - the club where Derrick May and Juan Atkins cut their teeth.
Fast forward a few years to the mid nineties and Chez was managing Kevin Saunderson’s KMS imprint which released Chez’s own highly sought after and recently repressed “KMS049.” Shortly after this he met Ron Trent and together they put out the classic tracks “The Choice” and “Don’t Try It” also on KMS.
After a brief trip to New York together, the pair then decided to set up their own label Prescription (and its offshoot Balance) as an outlet for them to craft records which described the dance scenes of America’s three great musical cities under Chez’s philosophy of “How can I produce this feeling that makes me want to dance that hopefully makes other people want to dance?”
Luckily, he did and we danced. Prescription also went on to become one of the most highly revered labels of all time and is often seen as the blueprint for what is commonly known as deep house and cited by anyone who’s anybody as a huge influence.
So, Chez has been there, seen it and done it all but after taking a break from the music industry, he’s back to continue where he left off with a string of new releases on Don Williams’ Mojuba and his own Balance Alliance labels and a handful of carefully selected DJ gigs.
Do not miss out on this rare opportunity to catch a true master.
We expect this rare UK gig with Chez Damier to be very popular and we strongly advise advance tickets for this to avoid missing out.
£10 advance tickets.
Purchase them from HERE
Read the full story
Samuel L Session @ Content, The Roadhouse, Manchester 05.02.10
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
1 comments
Content | SAMUEL L SESSION | The Roadhouse | Feb 5th
TICKETS
E-Flyer
Samuel L Session, our guest for February first exploded onto the scene in 1999 with a string of releases that were played by massive names like Jeff Mills and Derrick May. Since then he has continued to put out records of such quality that that he has been asked to remix a range of artists, from Ben Sims and Kevin Saunderson to Audio Soul Project and Jerome Sydenham.
The past couple of years have seen his own tracks remixed by Steve Rachmad, Joris Voorn and Deetron and have culminated in his debut artist album "The Man With The Case" which was one of the best techno albums of 2009, played by anyone from Francois K to Laurent Garnier and previous Content guest Rolando.
His skills don't end in the studio though. Having been a DJ for over 20 years, Samuel is one of the best techno DJ's you are likely to hear, with a tight and fluid style that encompasses more housey grooves, modern minimal stylings, a touch of tribal techno and a big not towards Detroit's deeper more atmospheric sound.
11PM - £3AM / £7 Advance / £9 On the Door (R.O.A.R)
The past couple of years have seen his own tracks remixed by Steve Rachmad, Joris Voorn and Deetron and have culminated in his debut artist album "The Man With The Case" which was one of the best techno albums of 2009, played by anyone from Francois K to Laurent Garnier and previous Content guest Rolando.
His skills don't end in the studio though. Having been a DJ for over 20 years, Samuel is one of the best techno DJ's you are likely to hear, with a tight and fluid style that encompasses more housey grooves, modern minimal stylings, a touch of tribal techno and a big not towards Detroit's deeper more atmospheric sound.
11PM - £3AM / £7 Advance / £9 On the Door (R.O.A.R)
Content - a new Manchester night w/ DJ ROLANDO @ The Roadhouse, October 2nd 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
0
comments
