Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Friday, April 17, 2009

Mini-Interviews with Mic Doney & Darko

Another round of my mini-interview series. This time I chat to some local Sydney figures Mic Doney and Darko.

Even though this interview was shot a few months back I finally got around to posting it up. Mini-interview with Mic Doney who parts run and techno and minimal night called [The Box] here in Sydney as well as DJs and recently started producing.

The interview gives insight into the concept and past line-ups of The Box and what Michael being up to over the last year.




For my first interview with a Visual artist, I chat to Sydney VJ Darko who has being slowly making a name for him self on the VJ scene here in Sydney, organising VJ meetups/jam sessions as well as being a resident VJ for Midi in the City nights as well as TECHnique techno nights.



Also check out Darko's great design blog Visgoria - Adventures In Aesthetics here.

And for up-coming Box line-ups check my gig guide or InTheMix

Monday, January 26, 2009

Dirtybird Cruise with Claude VonStroke - Pictures and Videos



The Dirtybird records cruise with Claude VonStroke, Christian Martian, Gucci Sound System and Emerson Todd went off on Sydney harbour last Saturday to a packed boat and up-for-it crowd as we all boiled away in the 40+C temperatures! Thank-god for the cool Sea Breeze!

There truly is no better way to spend a Sunny Sydney Summer day than cruising on the Harbour listening to some great music! Emerson Todd, also signed to Dirtybird Records, started things off on the main deck with a bouncy, funky minimal and tech-house set. I actually quite liked his set which in my opinion was a better "warm-up" set than what he had played for Luciano...although if I remember Luciano ran quite late so that was under different circumstances.

After Emerson, Christian Martian came on too take us into wonky tech land with some mellowish tunes to begin with before building it up for Claude to take over. Great set with great tunes = easy to dance too and thoroughly enjoyable.

Claude VonStroke then came on, too huge applause,and proceeded to show us his extremely unique take on minimal, techno, house and any other genre he wishes to drop into that!! As many a person said Claude VonStroke is like a true "party-DJ" with great track selection that wouldn't alienate anyone no-matter what type of electronic music you listen too. His sets went through many ups and downs, build ups and just plain minimal beats but it was his own productions that really hit it off, his recent-y Who's Afraid of Detroit track and of course Deep Throat both went down with dance-floor mayhem. As I mentioned to a few mates if I was going to have a house party and I could book any international I would put Claude VonStroke on that bill! (sydneylovestechno-house-sessions!??..if only)

So without writing up a huge review Ill leave you with some pictures and videos for us to track ID and illegally use without copy-right permission! yay! (pics are available in Hi-res download for desktop wallpapers ect. - If you want to use them on a poster please email me FIRST! sydneylovestechno@gmail.com)







From Dirtybird Cruise






Monday, October 6, 2008

Videos from Kink Launch Party @ nevermind!!!!

Murat Kilic @ nevermind


Ben Morris playing some seriously nice house and techno

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Sydney loves Patrice Baumel - 'Roar' @ Earthdance Sydney, 2008

Awesome day and perfect weather were the tones of Earthdance Sydney 2008. A global initative with free festivales held in many major cities across earth. Sydney being the biggest with this year Alfred park in Surry Hills reching capacity in the afternoon. If you missed out seriously get to next years one. Different types of music across different stages, hippy herbal stores, clothes and lots of food and of course great Sydney weather...

The song is called Roar and if you havent heard it yet WHERE HAVE YOU BEING! (not in the clubs clearly) because the song in completely devoid of any bass drum. Just the driving rhythms and claps making this underground monster a hit for the summer!