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Ancient Egypt in London
Egyptian Lover coming to the UK, April 21st!
We're more than excited to interviewing the super don, a week before Waveytones fly him to London.
Since his early success as part of the L.A dance scene at the start of the '80s, Egyptian Lover's minimal synth and electro programming have become synonymous with the West Coast pioneering music scene.
Saturday's Free Lab Radio features an interview with the great man himself, and a mini mix of delicious minimal from Waveytones's Unlikely who will be performing on the night.
Here are the gig details:
DJ Stingray - 2hr Set
DJ Rashad & DJ Spinn
Special Guest
Om Unit
Drums Of Death - DJ Set
Brassica - Live
Patrice & Friends
South London Ordnance
Unlikely
Time to Praise Idols. Egpytian Lover in London
The beats and the simplicity of his music has long been as inspiration of mine, as stated in public when I was a guest on the show "Is Black Music...?" OK his lyrics and videos were a little bit letchy, but it was the 80s and men were muchomacho then.
So grab your first release tickets at £8 before they go up to £10.
Line up...
Egyptian Lover - Live
DJ Stingray - 2hr Set
DJ Rashad
Om Unit and more....
So grab your first release tickets at £8 before they go up to £10.
Line up...
Egyptian Lover - Live
DJ Stingray - 2hr Set
DJ Rashad
Om Unit and more....
Sunday at Video is the Only Constant.
DJing on Sunday with a drummer was an eye opener. The drum summoned people in to listen, it's acoustic strength is so physical that it went well with the mega new sound system (since early last year?) at Corsica.
'The Video Is' team screened shorts on a white sheet on stage, some of which were truly amazing. This film maker below, for example, explained the technique for which he has become known as a pioneer and one of the best in his field, no less. Ian Pons Jewell, very interesting, he is one to follow!
The highlight of the evening was the screening of a reel of 16mm film we'd all drawn on. It had been laid out on a dining table covered in white paper and surrounded by tempting pens in the bar. It was a guessing game waiting to see how the static images translated on the projector, and a worthy collaborative project to end the day with. Video Is The...is free, laid back and always well attended. I suggest you join their mailing list.
CRYSTAL FIGHTERS - Follow (Official)
'The Video Is' team screened shorts on a white sheet on stage, some of which were truly amazing. This film maker below, for example, explained the technique for which he has become known as a pioneer and one of the best in his field, no less. Ian Pons Jewell, very interesting, he is one to follow!
The highlight of the evening was the screening of a reel of 16mm film we'd all drawn on. It had been laid out on a dining table covered in white paper and surrounded by tempting pens in the bar. It was a guessing game waiting to see how the static images translated on the projector, and a worthy collaborative project to end the day with. Video Is The...is free, laid back and always well attended. I suggest you join their mailing list.
CRYSTAL FIGHTERS - Follow (Official)
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