james954 Posted December 5 Report Share Posted December 5 THIS THURSDAY DEC. 5 @ LOLA******************************************************************************************XPLOSION PRODUCTIONS AND CREATIONS PMG PRESENTS BIG DJ LITTLE CLUB PETE "SHAKER" BONES&PAUL ROGERS OPEN BAR & FREE ADMISION FROM 10-11PM paul rogers (mechanism/sumsonic rec, uk)After receiveing worldwide acclaim for his last underground hit "Krafty" this 9 year veteran of the underground UK dance scene will be playing the newest and unreleased toons of the tech-house variety.Pete Bones "Pete Bones is a wicked producer, and he's made Red Ant a very reliable source of quality underground house. I just wish I had something positive to say about his taste in sunglasses."Danny Howells Whatever his friends might say about his choice of eyewear, Pete Bones is a legend in the dance music community. With more than 10 years as a DJ and producer, a string of club hits and a world-renowned label, Pete could sit back and earn gigs on the strength of his reputation alone. But that's not really Pete's style. He knows what he wants, and he's good enough at what he does to make it happen. And that's why Pete's always one step ahead of the rest of the scene, (sunglasses notwithstanding, of course). Pete's career took off quickly. Gaining his first residency in 1991 at Hand & Spear in Surrey, it wasn't long before he was guesting all over Europe and the UK. Pete had bigger plans though, and soon began producing quality, pumping house tracks for the burgeoning scene under a variety of names. In '94 he launched Ugly Bug records and recorded a string of floor-fillers including the club smash, 'Just Lick It' as Shaker. Pete's chart success led to an artist deal with XL recordings in '95. For most, this would have been the peak of an outstanding career, but Pete was after more. Despite massive chart success, Pete reinvented his sound and launched a new label, Red Ant Records, and started delivering chunky tech-house beats to an admiring clubland audience. "Haviiable sce of quality underground house. I just wish I had something positive to say about his taste in sunglasses."Danny Howells Whatever his friends might say about his choice of eyewear, Pete Bones is a legend in the dance music community. With more than 10 years as a DJ and producer, a string of club hits and a world-renowned label, Pete could sit back and earn gigs on the strength of his reputation alone. But that's not really Pete's style. He knows what he wants, and he's good enough at what he does to make it happen. And that's why Pete's always one step ahead of the rest of the scene, (sunglasses notwithstanding, of course). Pete's career took off quickly. Gaining his first residency in 1991 at Hand & Spear in Surrey, it wasn't long before he was guesting all over Europe and the UK. Pete had bigger plans though, and soon began producing quality, pumping house tracks for the burgeoning scene under a variety of names. In '94 he launched Ugly Bug records and recorded a string of floor-fillers including the club smash, 'Just Lick It' as Shaker. Pete's chart success led to an artist deal with XL recordings in '95. For most, this would have been the peak of an outstanding career, but Pete was after more. Despite massive chart success, Pete reinvented his sound and launched a new label, Red Ant Records, and started delivering chunky tech-house beats to an admiring clubland audience. "Haviiable source of quality underground house. I just wish I had something positive to say about his taste in sunglasses."Danny Howells Red Ant instantly caught the attention of the progressive and tech-house scenes, and now, 25 releases down the road, Red Ant tracks are getting run-outs with everyone from A-list progressive house champions like Timo Maas, Deep Dish and Chris Fortier through to more house-oriented DJ's like Roger Sanchez and Danny Tenaglia с even the tough track kings like Carl Cox and Seb Fontaine have their hands on Red Ant's thumping, tracky 12"s. And Pete continues the reinvention. Recent Red Ant releases like "In The Beats - Freakus/Giant mixes", "Tsotsi" and his collaborations with up-and-coming producers the Sleepfreaks ("In My Mind") and Jorge Baez are taking the deeper, darker approach of Pete's more recent DJ sets, while still retaining the pumping feel that Red Ant is famous for. The Bones sound has found a new home in New York, with a residency, 'Freakus' in NYC, where Pete's sets are being warmly received every other month. Upcoming projects include various remixes on acclaimed dance labels and more pumping Red Ant tracks are ready to go. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
james954 Posted December 5 Author Report Share Posted December 5 sorry for strange repeat scrip in this post. this messageboard is acting up and won't let me post it correctly..... weird.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mimid Posted December 5 Report Share Posted December 5 Mimi might be making it! Sounds like a fun night Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
koky Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 Originally posted by mimid Mimi might be making it! Sounds like a fun night but mimi , i thought you didnt like any of that stuff ? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mimid Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 Originally posted by koky but mimi , i thought you didnt like any of that stuff ? Oye, don't start with me!!!! Coño!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rcrespo Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 review? I couldn't make it .. how was Paul Rogers? Hope they bring him back for WMC. I've been trying to catch that guy playing out forever.See everyone @ Space tonight.DEEP DOWN IN MIAMI,Ramon C.areyourestricted? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vipnerd Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 Originally posted by rcrespo review? I couldn't make it .. how was Paul Rogers? Hope they bring him back for WMC. I've been trying to catch that guy playing out forever.See everyone @ Space tonight.DEEP DOWN IN MIAMI,Ramon C.areyourestricted? I've been told that due to the inmense support ........ the promoters decided to make it a private party ........At 2 am they packed ...... and decided Miami is not worth listening to such good quality music......Some people might think next time I'll check it ...... sometimes there might not be a next time .........Ramon ..... don't miss out on Jody of WOW next Thursday ..... it will be worth every penny of the $7 cover ........--------------------------amon C.areyourestricted? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rcrespo Posted December 6 Report Share Posted December 6 I'm so there for Jody .. sleep or no sleep. DEEP DOWN IN MIAMI,Ramon C.areyourestricted? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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