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  4. Atlas - Compass Error (Hisham's GPS breaks mix)

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by az-tec

    Hisham is the man. Not only is he a great guy, but he is a top notch dj and as far as productions go...well I think they speak for themselves. I have a feeling he is going to be a big worldwide name very soon.

    He is actually an old school CP head, used to post on here back in like 2000 as midiman...

    def go check him out whenever it is that he will be in Sobe...i GUARANTEE all of you will be lovin it.

    :D

    :shades2: ... ur the man ... ;)

  6. P:M Sessions Presents Ali Ajami / Sat Sept 27 @ Luna

    in Miami

    Posted

    This Saturday we start our residency at Luna … 701 Washington Ave. … as we welcome …

    Ali Ajami

    Avalon/Axis/Dubcoast Music/Sporadic Groove

    Along Residents …

    Dave Preston

    Institution Recordings/Forwardthinkingmusic/Proton Radio

    Cianci & Avila

    Blend Productions

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    Ali Ajami is no stranger when it comes to US club residencies … Ali has been a resident at Chrome at Axis ... in Boston ... since December 1999 … and holds a residency along John Debo ... at Avalon in the same city ... the latter considered one of the strongest residencies in the country …

    To describe him better … who better than Ali himself … :)

    About his residencies:

    "The crowds at Axis are more musically knowledgeable and there is a certain sound and vibe at Chrome and I stick with it. At Avalon the people just love grooving and they want something that catches their ears. When I buy records, I look for something that's original. I always keep the dancefloor in mind and I think about what kind of effect a track with have on the crowd. As long as my personal taste isn't compromised, I really try to play for the room,â€

    About what to expect:

    "There's that feeling I get before I start to play is hard to describe, but it’s the reason I love to play. People talk about the power and the glamour, but I love the concept that you can use songs to create movement. When I am playing, I want people to be excited because I am playing something fresh and different. I want them to say, I can't wait until next week,"

    Opening for him is Dave Preston … his first ever gig at P:M Sessions … we are as proud as excited about Dave’s residency with us … undoubtedly Dave is one of those DJs that can bring absolute quality to any nite …

    Both as a DJ and producer … Dave has been involved in developing the scene in Gainsville for the past years … furtheremore … his productions are being played by some of the leaders in the industry …

    Closing the nite are Cianci and Avila … last Saturday they started their residency with us … closing for Vich & Berger … they have been responsible for establishing Strictly House and Bedtime Sessions …

    Reinforced sound and some proper visuals to further spice up the nite ... ;)

    For guestlist ‘til 12:30 please e-mail us at: marco@pmsessions.com

    blendproductions@hotmail.com

    2 x 1 drinks ‘til 12:30

    Vip Tables:

    Absolut, Bacardi & Kettel $100

    JW Black & Grey Goose $125

    Special thanks to Proton Redio www.protonradio.com ... Modernism ... Dubcoast Music ... and Grooveman www.groovemanmusic.com ...

    Enjoy! … :D:shades2:

  12. Attention: Marco Davalos / Asad Rizvi DOWNLOAD

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by digital7

    Marco, here is the Asad Rizvi set that I promised to set you up with. It's a live set recorded for Rescue Recordings in June of 2003. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do

    Asad Rizvi live @ The Key (London) June 2003

    DOWNLOAD HERE

    Right click on the link and 'SAVE AS'

    Tracklisting:

    1. Southern Comforters: "Quick call the King" (Reverberations)

    2. Harold Heath: "Time to Slide (Oblong)

    3. Sifter: "The Takers" (Exun)

    4. Simply Complicated: off "Audiologic EP" (Hole Subaltern)

    5. Rare Influence: "Take me with You" - Asad's Silverlining Dub (Inversus)

    6. Ravi McArthur "Don't Fiddle with It" (Groovetech)

    7. Simon: "Two Crates" (Come Unity)

    8. ETI: "Babyrise" (Oboro)

    9. Kid Crème: "Hypnotising" (Positiva)

    10. Natural Rhythm: "Too Late for Love" (Nightshift)

    11. Mood II Swing: "Do it Your Way" (Groove On)

    12. George T: "Goin' Home" (Aquarius)

    13. Mambana: "No Reason" - Axwell Remix (Soulfuric)

    14. Departure Lounge: "DL2" - re-edit (Urbantorque)

    15. Solid Groove: "When we heard Maurice Fulton" (Dubsided)

    16. George T: "The Magnificent" (Pohm Pohm)

    17. Whao Nelly (Bootleg)

    18. Norma Jean Bell: "Fun Coming On" (Pandamonium)

    ENJOY

    :eek: :eek: ... naiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis job rotha!!!! ... :D

  13. Groovetech also gone ... SAD ...

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by andrewthomas

    what makes you think groovetech is gone???

    hurricane isabel knocked alot of websites out and most wont be up for another few days

    servers power and transfer lines went out and they are working hard to gut them back up

    Read it on GU yesterday ... :(

  15. Avalon NYC Opens Tomorrow ...

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by az-tec

    Ali truly is an amazing DJ...and lucky for you guys I do believe he is planning a move pretty soon. Lets just say you all will be seeing a lot more of him ;)

    Originally posted by ogmiami

    I had the pleasure of hearing Ali Ajami at Avalon Boston a few weeks ago as an opener for Felix Da Housecat. Boston clubs close at 2 AM so the club is only open for 4 hours meaning that the resident and guest split the time evenly. Ali had the right music for the night, played it extremely well and had the floor moving when Felix came on. I was impressed. Debo and Ajami are a wonderful resident team.

    :D:D:D Ali rocks ... :shades2:

  18. Rock en Español

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by funketeer

    That party ran for 3 years...when I hear bozos inflate themselves for having played for crowds of 400 to 500 at a time...it brings a smile to my face...I don't go around telling fishermen stories about my past accomplishments...not my style...but I will make a difference this time by refreshing some of your memories...our record night (Memorial Day 97) we counted over 5,000 attendees...that is, from 10pm to 4am...

    Those were really fun times...and that's all I have to say about that :D

    The good old times there ... :shades2:

    Paaaaaaaaaaaacked with pigeons ... as 351 would say ... :D

    Respect Funk ... ;)

  19. Avalon NYC Opens Tomorrow ...

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by lyrik

    I don't think I have ever heard the term "mixing in key" before but I do believe I have been lucky enough to hear DJs that actually are gifted enouch to do so. One that stands out in my mind is Mark Farina.

    In my humle opinion, when a DJ is able to "mix in key" he/she actually has to have a great ear for music as Jon stated and subsequently the DJ is able to select tracks in which the Harmonics, Partials and Overtones of each track are so well matched that the set seems to flow seamlessly and tracks form an amalgamation of sound. I have heard artists play in this way and just stood there in awe as the set flowed and the music seemed so well planned that I just couldn't tell where one track began and the other ended....very rare, but great to see and hear when it happens!

    Most of those DJs do have a music background ... hence ... they mark their records to keys ... to find them faster ...

    It is used for track selection ... which in many cases flops ... as a crowd gets lost in the way ... but if they are on target ... you are in for a f***ing treat ... :shades2:

  20. Is Space34 Shutting Down?

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by spacious

    Back to the topic at hand...The fact is that we have to unite and fight for the right to party (legally). Night clubs aren't the only place in our society that drugs are being used illegally. In schools, at work, on the streets and even in government offices, illegal drug use is rampant and abundant. It affects every part of our society. Should we close down our public schools, place of employment and government offices also? The notion that this nations night clubs are the source of drug abuse in our society is a blanket statement that is nothing short of ludicrous. Listening to music and dancing is not a crime. The unconstitutional Amber Bill / Rave Act / Crack House Law is being used to shut down night clubs, concerts and public gatherings. Night clubs should not be blamed for the inefficiency of our nation to control the importation, distribution, sales and use of illegal drugs. Shutting down night clubs will not make or drug problems go away. Today it's your right to assemble in peace tomorrow...wake up and smell the oppression.

    and that's all I have to say about that...for now.

    See you all manana at Spacio34.

    Thank you for your support.

    LP

    Agree 100%

    Signed: Vip :shades2:

  22. Avalon NYC Opens Tomorrow ...

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by jcbliss

    mixing in key means exactly as it sounds - mixing in key keeping the entire night in a musical flow... it does limit you a bit as far as choices but makes for a much more flowing set and musically it just sounds amazing.. very few guys have the ear and ability to play like this.. the only ones I know who do it for certain are John Debo, Sasha, John Digweed, Dave Seaman, and Anthony Pappa.. I am sure more guys play like this but I know these guys do it for sure... in some respects it does limit you but in others in totally enhances your performance..

    Shem is the master of mixing in key ...

    Most of them receive so many records that they mark the keys on the outer cover of their vynil ... as a guide ...

    Their set flows thru keys ... when the track selection is there ... it is amazing ... when not ... it flops big time ...

    I believe key mixing is appropiate to a big room thou ... where the flow of a set is a story teller ... doesn't require a constant push of beats in order to not lose the crowd ... as in a smaller room ... just my humble opinion ... :shades2:

  23. Attn Mediocre Bad Guys!!!

    in Miami

    Posted

    Originally posted by sunnyhost

    B/C that's a cow and branding is just the type of thng people do to cows...duuuuh.

    Branding is done on certain human beings ... who pay top $$$ at tattoo parlors to get them done ... they scream like crazy ... remeber a kid in Wildwood NJ who got it done ... a huge sun branding on his back ... what a retard ... hey well ... it was cool in NJ I guess ... :blank::rolleyes:

    I believe is a marketing term as well ... and is related to a product or brand ... and the process of associating consumers to the product itself ... :cool:

    Sorry for the thread jacking Funk ... :D

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