Tuesday 9 September 2008
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For 20 year old Jack Michaels & his studio/DJ partner Mark Batch, as up & comers in today’s digital age, where DJs come by the truck full and producers by the boat load, it’s always been an ambition of theirs to smash right through the hoards of wannabe DJs & any other needless obstacles in there way to making it in the music industry. Through their own record label, Grin recordings, and DJ, Production & Promotion work Jack and Mark are doing just that.
Over recent years, Jack Michaels has become one of the most exiting new names in London’s house scene. He’s rocked Space at The Cross (RIP), helped to celebrate 20 Years of House at The Island, stoked up KOKO’s main room at Fire It Up!, tore the PUSH Boat Party to pieces and played the main room at Pacha for Eivissa - and that’s just the start! Sharing the stage and warming-up for huge DJs like Roger Sanchez, Norman Jay, Eddie Halliwell, Sarah Main, Junior Jack and Kid Crème to name a few has afforded him a wealth of experience that helps to make him a versatile and skilled DJ & producer who can adapt to any set time.
Mark Batch is far from any less of a talent. With a wealth of experience from playing with rock bands, to playing in a marching band as part of the Royal Tournament, he is no stranger to the pressure of music. But, Besides being a fantastic musician and DJ, he has a wealth of experience within the dance music field as a promoter & label head, which is why he has become the man behind the events and the top class DJ/producer that he is. His creative flair means that his productions and performances constantly promise to be something extra special.
The track itself is simple, dirty electro house at it’s best. Simple pumping beat and grooving synth work that chops around and then fades into a nice flowing breakdown, only to then cut straight back into a winding build up and pumping electro beats. Nice all round track that would go down well in any club and with any clubber that’s after some full on, harder, pumping electro.
Tags:
annuaire,
Eddie Halliwell,
Eivissa,
Grin recordings,
JACK MICHAELS & MARK BATCH,
Junior Jack,
Kid Crème,
Norman Jay,
Pacha,
R.I.D,
Roger Sanchez,
Sarah Main
Filed under: Electro |
Wednesday 23 July 2008
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Ibiza Knights is the brand new project written, sung and produced by DJ Fubar & Christian Davies and the first single with its uplifting lyrics and feel good vibe is unquestionably an anthem for the summer. Feels So Good To Be Alive sums up the feeling of the white isle, of shared experience, fun, love and everlasting memories.
With over 20 years experience in DJing, writing, producing, singing, events promotion, management and more DJ Fubar has been there, seen it, done it, rocked it and still continues to reek havoc on dancefloors worldwide with his insatiable appetite for pleasing crowds and entertaining.
Voted “1999 Coca Cola UK DJ of the Year” and having spun for Ministry Of Sound, Cream, Godskitchen, Miss Moneypenny’s, MTV, Judgement Sunday, Sundance at Pacha, Space, Es Paradis, Gatecrasher and the legendary BCM old Skool nights Fubar has a varied and extensive DJing career. Playing alongside legends such as Pete Tong, Eric Morrillo, David Morales, Frankie Knuckles, Danny Rampling, Tall Paul, Eddie Halliwell, Graeme Park, Judge Jules, Dave Pearce, Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Roger Sanchez, Armand Van Helden, Paul Van Dyk, Mauro Picotto and many more.
Now resident DJ, promoter and head of music for the UK’s biggest club, The Syndicate (Blackpool) Jason Fubar has found his calling playing to well over 10,000 clued up and up for it clubbers a week! A far cry from his two-year stint with the navy where, he chuckles, “I did parties on the flight deck of the Ark Royal and I did parties in all the little clubs and bars of the ports we visited. And when I realised you could get paid for doing it I thought – I’ve got to get out of the navy and do this.”
Killer remixes courtesy of Head of Nukleuz Green, Pierre Pienaar (aka P.H.A.T.T.), Ministry of Sound DJ/Producers Bass Slammers, M-Jay, and Andy Whitby & Matt Lee (aka Gammer).
Tags:
Andy Whitby,
Armand Van Helden,
Bass Slammers,
BCM old Skool,
Carl Cox,
Christian Davies,
Coca Cola UK DJ of the Year,
Cream,
Danny Rampling,
Dave Pearce,
David Morales,
DJ Fubar,
DJing,
Eddie Halliwell,
Eric Morrillo,
Es Paradis,
Feels So Good To Be Alive,
Frankie Knuckles,
Gammer,
Gatecrasher,
Godskitchen,
Graeme Park,
Ibiza Knights,
Judge Jules,
Judgement Sunday,
M-Jay,
Matt Lee,
Mauro Picotto,
Ministry Of Sound,
Miss Moneypenny's,
MTV,
P.H.A.T.T,
Paul Oakenfold,
Paul van Dyk,
Pete Tong,
Pierre Pienaar,
Roger Sanchez,
Space,
Sundance at Pacha,
Tall Paul,
The Syndicate
Filed under: Dj, Electro |
(3 votes, average: 4.33 out of 5)
