As I told Matt last month, this was already in my diary even back then!
:-).

k

Ken Odeluga

Editor, Equities - Market Talk

Dow Jones Newswires

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-----Original Message-----
From: Brendan Nelson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 15 February 2005 15:21
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) [London] Flashpoint presents Headspace - this Saturday

This Saturday, 19th February, we're proud to be inviting Headspace
Recordings down to Public Life in east London. Here are the details:

Vince Watson (live) - (Headspace, Transmat, F-Com, Bio, Rotation,
Ibadan)
Arne Weinberg - (Headspace, 11th Hour, Matrix, Down Low, Keynote,
Starbaby)
Tom Churchill - (Headspace, Emoticon, Nordic Trax, DiY Discs)

plus Flashpoint residents

Guy Thackeray (Non Stop DJs)
Brendan Nelson (Non Stop DJs)
Matt Chester (11th Hour)

Visuals by circuit_c

@ Public Life, 82a Commercial St, London EC1
Saturday 9th February 9pm - late
nearest tube Liverpool St / Aldgate East
directions - http://tinyurl.com/5v9tq

And a bit of background information:

Headspace Recordings was founded in Cardiff by Tom Churchill and Raeph
Powell in 1996, and has been described in DJ magazine as 'one of the
world's
finest deep techno outlets'. Based in Glasgow since 2002, its past
releases
have featured tracks and mixes from artists such as Fabrice Lig, Arne
Weinberg, Derek Carr, Rei Loci, CiM, Aubrey, Funk D'Void and Morgan
Geist.
Headspace's sister label, Emoticon, was launched in 2001 to focus on
soulful
techno, broken beats and abstract electronica, and releases to date have
featured artists such as Russ Gabriel, Yotoko, Future Beat Alliance,
Total
Science and Jeff Samuel.

Headspace will be celebrating its 17th release in April with its first
artist album, courtesy of Scottish techno stalwart Vince Watson. Vince
must
be one of the hardest-working producers in the country at the moment,
with
releases out now or coming soon on his own Bio Music label, F
Communications
and the mighty Transmat, to name but three, while his punishing DJ and
live
schedule sees him play his music across the world every weekend.
'Sublimina'
is his second full-length album - following 'Moments In Time' on Ibadan
-
and features 15 tracks of deep and soulful machine music, from
shimmering
dancefloor tracks to more reflective grooves, all laced with Vince's
distinctive ear for melancholy harmony and intricate rhythm. This will
be
followed in the summer by a special 12" containing more
dancefloor-oriented
reworkings of some the album's key tracks.

In September 2005 Headspace will releasing a brand new album from
legendary
US techno producer Dan Curtin, as well as the debut 12" from Dublin
resident
(and Scot in exile) Dave Anderson - one half of the Otomi project on
Headspace's sister label Emoticon. And this summer will also see the
return
of label founder Tom Churchill with a brand new EP of techno/house cuts
after a break of over three years. Resident DJ at the city's renowned
Traxx
events, Tom has been spinning for ten years, and has taken his
finely-honed
style of techno and house to clubs and parties over the planet, while
still
finding time to run Headspace and Emoticon and produce the occasional
record
for labels such as DiY and Nordic Trax.

Joining Vince and Tom at Flashpoint will be Germany's Arne Weinberg, who
over the past five years has established himself as one of Europe's
leading
deep techno producers, with acclaimed appearances on labels including
Headspace, 11th Hour, Down Low, Technoir, Keynote and Pseudo. Arne spins
regularly all over Europe, rocking crowds with his unique blend of deep
and
soulful techno, and will no doubt have the Flashpoint crowd dancing on
the
tables once again...

Vince, Arne & Tom will be ably assisted by the Flashpoint residents, Guy
Thackeray, Matt Chester and Brendan Nelson; and visual action will once
more
be taken care of by Circuit_C.

Flashpoint will then return on Saturday 26th March with a special D1
Recordings party, featuring the cream of the Dublin based label's talent
-
more details to follow shortly...


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