RE: (313) festival day two
Is that Kevin Saunderson dressed in red in the front row of the DJGodfather clip? -Original Message- From: Holly Macdonald-Korth [mailto:hko...@jwkorth.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2009 10:30 AM To: Holly Macdonald-Korth; Fred Heutte; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) festival day two Oh, or you can see them on youtube... I'm hcmk on youtube most are tagged with DEMF. I have jeff mills, osunlade, roy davis jr, dj godfather, dj deeon... although the last one is mostly hilarious booty dancing girls... -Original Message- From: Holly Macdonald-Korth [mailto:hko...@jwkorth.com] Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 6:28 PM To: Fred Heutte; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) festival day two I have been posting a bunch of videos, etc, to my facebook. Will be taking more today. Friend me if you'd like to see... I also plan to make a website next week... -Original Message- From: Fred Heutte [mailto:ph...@sunlightdata.com] Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 2:08 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) festival day two Started with a bit of Frankie Vega and then Electrobounce on the waterfront, keeping the upbeats with da man Brian G and the crew -- that was fun. Caught a bit of Al Ester and Osunlade on the main stage and then headed offsite to the DJs and Backpacks barbecue put together by Cornelius Harris as a fundraiser to provide backpacks for school kids. This was at the outside patio of Z's Villa, a cool tavern and restaurant in the New Center area and when you are Cornelius you can get the likes of Terrence Parker and Aux 88 to play -- I was there while TP was on the decks and had the good fortune to meet up with Otto and Cisco. Those who know should check out www.alteregomgt.com, and nice one Cornelius and everyone! We got back to the festival in time to hear Octave One absolutely rip it up in the underground stage. Their sound is strong enough to dent even that sonic mess and they had the crowd jumping. But otherwise the garage kept eating DJs alive. I missed Neil Landtstrumm but heard he played well and quirky... speaking of quirky I watched the Wighnomy Brothers for a bit. I gather they are from eastern Germany and have put out a number of minimal/tech-house type releases. Meanwhile, Luciano was spooning out his non-quirky tech-house on the main stage. There's nothing really wrong with his selections but I always feel like he plays it safe. Afterparties -- a mixed bag. I could hear Larry Heard playing from the rooftop at New Bookie's from blocks away. But in the building was another story -- a bunch of drunk sports bar people, so I left immediately. Putting that behind I made my annual pilgrimage to Lafayette Coney Island -- no disappointments there. The turnout for Buzz Goree's Homecoming party at the Tangent gallery was really good, and we were treated to a long and densely interwoven set by Jeff Mills. I've only seen him play a handful of times, and this probably didn't measure up to his legendary ones, but it was the best I've seen from him, especially the last half hour or so -- surging and swirling, and a lot of fun to watch. Finally, No Way Back -- well, that was the right name for it! The Bo House is a great place for a classic one-red-light-and-killa-sound Detroit party. When Derrick "the mad acid king" Plaslaiko cranked up the tracks with the wiggly worm sound from the shiny little box it was slammin! Yeah, a good day overall ... fh No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 8.5.339 / Virus Database: 270.12.39/2133 - Release Date: 05/25/09 08:16:00
(313) 313 in brooklyn all summer
http://abrooklynlife.com/2009/05/sunday-best-at-the-yard-in-gow.html Linking to a blog I read, and the blog links to an event series. Looks intense, Kyle Hall, Omar S, Quentin Harris. The weird thing is, I never thought this Brooklyn blog to be that cool. Nor did I apparently realize how much Brooklyn loves 313.
(313) Javier Drada - 4/21/09 DJ Mix
Javier Drada - 4/21/09 Post Oscar G New Orleans Visit Mix (Selection of Tracks played 4/17/09 Opening Set for Oscar G) http://www.resistedresonance.com/limited/042109.zip StereoK feat. Royal Sapien - Digital Kills The Vinyl Star (Original Vocal) - Carica Deep DJ PP - Chicken (Original) - Soulman Music Steve Bear Sas feat. Rachelle - Say It (Benny Royal Peaktime Mix) - Catch 22 Twilo People feat. Hanna Hais - With Out You (Baggi Begovic & Groovenatics Remix) - Leaders of The New School Yves & Vera feat. Bullit - Out of Reach (Final Mix) - Wanted Records Ethan White feat. Lisa Shaw - Find The Way (Shur-I-Kan Vocal) - Large Music Manuel Araneda - Laelia Purpurata (Original) - DNW Records Michel Cleis - La Mezcla (Original) - Cadenza Dario Nunez, David Del Olmo, Oscar Merino & Hector Rodriguez - Ponme La Buena (Coco DJ & Toni Rico Remix) - Essential House Records Jan Solo - Un Tabaquito Con Ron (The BuHousers Re-Work) - Bu! DJ Disciple & Dru Hepkins - When I Die (DJ Disciples Le Souk Remix) - Catch 22 Oliver Lang & Mark Trophy - Northern Hustle (Original) - Leaders of The New School Todd Terry feat. Tara McDonald - Play On (Conan Liquid Vocal) - Strictly Rhythm Melvin Reese - Lift U Up (Hardsoul Born to Funk Re-Edit) - Sneakerz MUZIK ZXX & Paul Anthony feat. Harrison Crump - House Music (Groove Man Tribal Remix) - Dirty Fabric -- Javier Drada (504) 382-4533 Resisted Resonance Records http://www.javierdrada.com http://www.myspace.com/javierdrada http://www.resistedresonance.com http://www.myspace.com/resistedresonance
RE: (313) festival day two
Oh, or you can see them on youtube... I'm hcmk on youtube most are tagged with DEMF. I have jeff mills, osunlade, roy davis jr, dj godfather, dj deeon... although the last one is mostly hilarious booty dancing girls... -Original Message- From: Holly Macdonald-Korth [mailto:hko...@jwkorth.com] Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 6:28 PM To: Fred Heutte; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: RE: (313) festival day two I have been posting a bunch of videos, etc, to my facebook. Will be taking more today. Friend me if you'd like to see... I also plan to make a website next week... -Original Message- From: Fred Heutte [mailto:ph...@sunlightdata.com] Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 2:08 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) festival day two Started with a bit of Frankie Vega and then Electrobounce on the waterfront, keeping the upbeats with da man Brian G and the crew -- that was fun. Caught a bit of Al Ester and Osunlade on the main stage and then headed offsite to the DJs and Backpacks barbecue put together by Cornelius Harris as a fundraiser to provide backpacks for school kids. This was at the outside patio of Z's Villa, a cool tavern and restaurant in the New Center area and when you are Cornelius you can get the likes of Terrence Parker and Aux 88 to play -- I was there while TP was on the decks and had the good fortune to meet up with Otto and Cisco. Those who know should check out www.alteregomgt.com, and nice one Cornelius and everyone! We got back to the festival in time to hear Octave One absolutely rip it up in the underground stage. Their sound is strong enough to dent even that sonic mess and they had the crowd jumping. But otherwise the garage kept eating DJs alive. I missed Neil Landtstrumm but heard he played well and quirky... speaking of quirky I watched the Wighnomy Brothers for a bit. I gather they are from eastern Germany and have put out a number of minimal/tech-house type releases. Meanwhile, Luciano was spooning out his non-quirky tech-house on the main stage. There's nothing really wrong with his selections but I always feel like he plays it safe. Afterparties -- a mixed bag. I could hear Larry Heard playing from the rooftop at New Bookie's from blocks away. But in the building was another story -- a bunch of drunk sports bar people, so I left immediately. Putting that behind I made my annual pilgrimage to Lafayette Coney Island -- no disappointments there. The turnout for Buzz Goree's Homecoming party at the Tangent gallery was really good, and we were treated to a long and densely interwoven set by Jeff Mills. I've only seen him play a handful of times, and this probably didn't measure up to his legendary ones, but it was the best I've seen from him, especially the last half hour or so -- surging and swirling, and a lot of fun to watch. Finally, No Way Back -- well, that was the right name for it! The Bo House is a great place for a classic one-red-light-and-killa-sound Detroit party. When Derrick "the mad acid king" Plaslaiko cranked up the tracks with the wiggly worm sound from the shiny little box it was slammin! Yeah, a good day overall ... fh
RE: (313) festival day two
I have been posting a bunch of videos, etc, to my facebook. Will be taking more today. Friend me if you'd like to see... I also plan to make a website next week... -Original Message- From: Fred Heutte [mailto:ph...@sunlightdata.com] Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 2:08 PM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: (313) festival day two Started with a bit of Frankie Vega and then Electrobounce on the waterfront, keeping the upbeats with da man Brian G and the crew -- that was fun. Caught a bit of Al Ester and Osunlade on the main stage and then headed offsite to the DJs and Backpacks barbecue put together by Cornelius Harris as a fundraiser to provide backpacks for school kids. This was at the outside patio of Z's Villa, a cool tavern and restaurant in the New Center area and when you are Cornelius you can get the likes of Terrence Parker and Aux 88 to play -- I was there while TP was on the decks and had the good fortune to meet up with Otto and Cisco. Those who know should check out www.alteregomgt.com, and nice one Cornelius and everyone! We got back to the festival in time to hear Octave One absolutely rip it up in the underground stage. Their sound is strong enough to dent even that sonic mess and they had the crowd jumping. But otherwise the garage kept eating DJs alive. I missed Neil Landtstrumm but heard he played well and quirky... speaking of quirky I watched the Wighnomy Brothers for a bit. I gather they are from eastern Germany and have put out a number of minimal/tech-house type releases. Meanwhile, Luciano was spooning out his non-quirky tech-house on the main stage. There's nothing really wrong with his selections but I always feel like he plays it safe. Afterparties -- a mixed bag. I could hear Larry Heard playing from the rooftop at New Bookie's from blocks away. But in the building was another story -- a bunch of drunk sports bar people, so I left immediately. Putting that behind I made my annual pilgrimage to Lafayette Coney Island -- no disappointments there. The turnout for Buzz Goree's Homecoming party at the Tangent gallery was really good, and we were treated to a long and densely interwoven set by Jeff Mills. I've only seen him play a handful of times, and this probably didn't measure up to his legendary ones, but it was the best I've seen from him, especially the last half hour or so -- surging and swirling, and a lot of fun to watch. Finally, No Way Back -- well, that was the right name for it! The Bo House is a great place for a classic one-red-light-and-killa-sound Detroit party. When Derrick "the mad acid king" Plaslaiko cranked up the tracks with the wiggly worm sound from the shiny little box it was slammin! Yeah, a good day overall ... fh
RE: (313) Omar S on the Golden Fleece's Roof. >> Jacktronik presents Phonographic Detroit
I will be there there! See y'all later -Original Message- From: Todd Sines [mailto:sines...@scale.gs] Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 2:27 PM To: Kent Williams; list 313 Subject: Re: (313) Omar S on the Golden Fleece's Roof. >> Jacktronik presents Phonographic Detroit should've been there about 12 hrs earlier, we were doing the same thing [at Exodus] playing tonight at this night of mayhem as Facebook might put it: http://www.detroitluv.com/index.php?topic=52878.0 http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?99720 Jacktronik presents Phonographic Detroit Date / Monday, 25 May 2009- Movement DEMF Time / 9:00pm - 6:00am Venue / TV Bar/ 2554 Grand River Ave, Detroit Cost / $10 before Midnight Paul Johnson Robert Armani Mike Dearborn Mike Huckaby Adam Jay Chris The Creator Archetype Todd Sines FBK Aaron Bennett DJ Dru Rob Rage Jen Mas Nole Love Jessie James Mr. Joshooa MD feat Teddy MC DJ Soulo Obitykenobi Turtle Matt Red Pill Blue Pill DJ Seoul T. Linder DJ Psycho Dan Lucas Neil V,Darkcube Rex Sepulveda Cosmic Spore DJ E-Man Lola DJ Spider Espleece The Diciple Augustus Williams Storm N-Ter Indcy4 Rascals Shan Tran Throat still sore from No Way Back's smoky dungeon .. lungs hate me but heart loves it. if you wanna go, email me off list. +odd On May 25, 2009, at 10:08 AM, kent williams wrote: > I just have to say that the highlight of the Festival so far was Omar > S at the rooftop beer garden Sunday in Greektown. Great track > selection, from old disco to house to some of Omar's own joints on > white labels. And dancing in the sun ruled! There were maybe 50 > people there at the peak, but it seemed a crowd skewed to people I > hadn't seen for years. So awesome all around!
Re: (313) Omar S on the Golden Fleece's Roof. >> Jacktronik presents Phonographic Detroit
should've been there about 12 hrs earlier, we were doing the same thing [at Exodus] playing tonight at this night of mayhem as Facebook might put it: http://www.detroitluv.com/index.php?topic=52878.0 http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?99720 Jacktronik presents Phonographic Detroit Date / Monday, 25 May 2009- Movement DEMF Time / 9:00pm - 6:00am Venue / TV Bar/ 2554 Grand River Ave, Detroit Cost / $10 before Midnight Paul Johnson Robert Armani Mike Dearborn Mike Huckaby Adam Jay Chris The Creator Archetype Todd Sines FBK Aaron Bennett DJ Dru Rob Rage Jen Mas Nole Love Jessie James Mr. Joshooa MD feat Teddy MC DJ Soulo Obitykenobi Turtle Matt Red Pill Blue Pill DJ Seoul T. Linder DJ Psycho Dan Lucas Neil V,Darkcube Rex Sepulveda Cosmic Spore DJ E-Man Lola DJ Spider Espleece The Diciple Augustus Williams Storm N-Ter Indcy4 Rascals Shan Tran Throat still sore from No Way Back's smoky dungeon .. lungs hate me but heart loves it. if you wanna go, email me off list. +odd On May 25, 2009, at 10:08 AM, kent williams wrote: I just have to say that the highlight of the Festival so far was Omar S at the rooftop beer garden Sunday in Greektown. Great track selection, from old disco to house to some of Omar's own joints on white labels. And dancing in the sun ruled! There were maybe 50 people there at the peak, but it seemed a crowd skewed to people I hadn't seen for years. So awesome all around!
(313) festival day two
Started with a bit of Frankie Vega and then Electrobounce on the waterfront, keeping the upbeats with da man Brian G and the crew -- that was fun. Caught a bit of Al Ester and Osunlade on the main stage and then headed offsite to the DJs and Backpacks barbecue put together by Cornelius Harris as a fundraiser to provide backpacks for school kids. This was at the outside patio of Z's Villa, a cool tavern and restaurant in the New Center area and when you are Cornelius you can get the likes of Terrence Parker and Aux 88 to play -- I was there while TP was on the decks and had the good fortune to meet up with Otto and Cisco. Those who know should check out www.alteregomgt.com, and nice one Cornelius and everyone! We got back to the festival in time to hear Octave One absolutely rip it up in the underground stage. Their sound is strong enough to dent even that sonic mess and they had the crowd jumping. But otherwise the garage kept eating DJs alive. I missed Neil Landtstrumm but heard he played well and quirky... speaking of quirky I watched the Wighnomy Brothers for a bit. I gather they are from eastern Germany and have put out a number of minimal/tech-house type releases. Meanwhile, Luciano was spooning out his non-quirky tech-house on the main stage. There's nothing really wrong with his selections but I always feel like he plays it safe. Afterparties -- a mixed bag. I could hear Larry Heard playing from the rooftop at New Bookie's from blocks away. But in the building was another story -- a bunch of drunk sports bar people, so I left immediately. Putting that behind I made my annual pilgrimage to Lafayette Coney Island -- no disappointments there. The turnout for Buzz Goree's Homecoming party at the Tangent gallery was really good, and we were treated to a long and densely interwoven set by Jeff Mills. I've only seen him play a handful of times, and this probably didn't measure up to his legendary ones, but it was the best I've seen from him, especially the last half hour or so -- surging and swirling, and a lot of fun to watch. Finally, No Way Back -- well, that was the right name for it! The Bo House is a great place for a classic one-red-light-and-killa-sound Detroit party. When Derrick "the mad acid king" Plaslaiko cranked up the tracks with the wiggly worm sound from the shiny little box it was slammin! Yeah, a good day overall ... fh
(313) Omar S on the Golden Fleece's Roof.
I just have to say that the highlight of the Festival so far was Omar S at the rooftop beer garden Sunday in Greektown. Great track selection, from old disco to house to some of Omar's own joints on white labels. And dancing in the sun ruled! There were maybe 50 people there at the peak, but it seemed a crowd skewed to people I hadn't seen for years. So awesome all around!
Re: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010
Does that mean Miley Cyrus main stage? ;) That's what kids are into right? Cyclone Wehner Urban/Dance Music Journalist cyclonelou...@optusnet.com.au On 25/05/2009, at 4:17 PM, Odeluga, Ken wrote: I've bought a few records in my life [including some of yours] and been to a few festivals. I don't take myself as a sort of Child Welfare Agency. I did dance at a Carl Craig set at the Big Chill in 2005 hmmm, I wish I'd known about the Child Protection Angle so I could have made an informed choice. -Original Message- From: telepat...@comcast.net [mailto:telepat...@comcast.net] Sent: Saturday, May 23, 2009 3:10 AM To: 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010 Yay !!! Can't wait to see the banner "We Support Carl Craig's Children" next year ! telepathic regards, the kooky scientist - Original Message - From: "Ken Odeluga" To: "robin" , "Matt Kane's Brain" pr...@hydrogenproject.com> Cc: "313 313" <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 9:41:26 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: RE: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010 Not that I'm 'anybody' as such, but that did make me quietly resolve to go next year, at last. I'd expect Craig to help produce a 'better' Movement than we've seen in recent years, despite the inevitable constraints. -Original Message- From: robin [mailto:ro...@fivetones.org] Sent: Friday, May 22, 2009 2:15 PM To: Matt Kane's Brain Cc: 313 313 Subject: Re: (313) Carl Craig named creative director of Movement 2010 On 22 May 2009, at 14:13, Matt Kane's Brain wrote: From Sonic Sunset's Twitter feed: http://www.residentadvisor.net/news.aspx?id=10599 Wow. Might even consider returning now. robin...
