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AllaDisco Summer Guide

Per rilassarsi a ritmo di musica (senza ballare) in tutta Italia, partendo dalla Sardegna alla Sicilia su su fino alla Lombardia c’è AllaDisco Summer Guide by AllaDiscoteca. Per iniziare a divertirsi e a pianificare il divertimento, online, basta cliccare qui: bit.ly/AllaDiscoSummerGuide21.

“Non si balla OK, ma tutto il resto c’è, per cui viviamolo, da Sud a Nord”, scrive Lorenzo Tiezzi su AllaDiscoteca, blog ‘discotecaro’ dedicato al divertimento in crescita costante che ormai colleziona ogni giorno 1500 – 2500 accessi unici.

Dai party firmati Circo Nero Italia al Vesper Beach, a Capriccioli in Costa Smeralda, ai dinner show di Villa Bonin, a Vicenza, AllaDiscoteca propone decine e decine di hot spot. Ci sono situazioni perfette per le famiglie e locali pensati solo per guardare e farsi guardare. Tanta Romagna, tanta Campania, un bel po’ di Sicilia e pure un po’ di Lombardia, che con i suoi laghi propone tante location eccellenti non sempre così conosciute.

Tra le conferme, per AllaDiscoteca, ecco Papeete Beach di Milano Marittima ed il Twiga di Forte dei Marmi. Tra le novità l’esclusivo YC Fino Garden e pure qualche locale che propone musica elettronica. Tra le zone che perdono un po’ di terreno c’è forse il Salento, mentre tiene bene la Sardegna, anche quella del Sud.

E’ un giretto vorticoso, non esasustivo, questa splendida & veloce AllaDisco Summer Guide 2021. Per cui c’è da agganciarsi le cinture belle strette… E non manca neppure una bella gallery.

Subito dopo aver cliccato online: bit.ly/AllaDiscoSummerGuide21, l’idea giusta è uscire e magari tornare solo dopo qualche settimana….

www.alladiscoteca.com

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Printworks London Launch Inkwells

PRINTWORKS LONDON LAUNCH ‘INKWELLS’

A NEW SPACE OPENING TO THE PUBLIC FOR THE FIRST TIME

17th September 2021 – 1st January 2022 | Printworks London, SE1
Printworkslondon.co.uk

Award-winning venue, Printworks London has unveiled plans to open Inkwells, a new room for their highly anticipated Autumn-Winter 2021 season.

Located in the heart of the building, directly beneath the well-trodden dancefloors of the venue’s iconic Press Halls, Inkwells is a brand new space, opening for the first time in the venue’s history.

Once home to huge ink tanks supplying the giant printing presses that still loom over the Press Halls today, Inkwells is an architecturally striking space with low ceilings, colonnades of beaten concrete pillars and a stripped-back, industrial aesthetic that is unmistakably Printworks, yet uniquely different.

Not only does the dark and visceral nature of Inkwells perfectly compliment the cavernous Press Halls, this new space allows Printworks to expand their music programming, carving out a platform to showcase a wide range of new, exciting sounds and talent.

As a venue that has already achieved international acclaim for its audio-visual experience, Inkwell’s lighting will be focussed on complimenting the industrial architecture of the room, highlighting the historical ink distribution pipes, pillars and electrical services within the space. Stacks of speakers and subs will be staggered across the room to give maximum sound coverage and clarity.

The launch of Inkwells has been many months in the making and is a sign of Printworks’ driving desire to ensure their reopening season is their best to date.

The Redacted reopening weekend and launch of Inkwells mark a new chapter for Printworks London as they prepare to welcome their community back for an experience unlike anything else.

Commenting on the new space, Broadwick Live’s Managing Director, Bradley Thompson said “As we prepare to open our doors again, it’s exciting to announce another evolution in the Printworks story. As a business we are committed to constantly bettering the experience for all our guests across our venue portfolio and the addition of the Inkwells allows us to programme even more incredible artists and talent for the upcoming Printworks London season and beyond.“

Printworks London reopens with Redacted on the 17, 18 and 19th of September 2021.

The full Autumn-Winter 2021 will be announced on Tuesday 10th August. Signup for priority access to tickets: printworkslondon.co.uk

Forum Birmingham Announces Mike Skinner for Launch Party and Gifts 2000 Tickets to NHS and Key Workers

Forum Birmingham – 52-54 Dale End, Birmingham, B4 7LS

Forumbirmingham.uk | @forumbirmingham

The wait is nearly over. It’s almost time for the most exciting new opening clubland has seen in years. Forum Birmingham throws open its doors for the first time on Friday, September 3rd with a huge line-up that sets a high standard from the off. Local hero Mike Skinner is headlining with a DJ set next to a wealth of Forum’s resident DJs including Theo Kottis, Erol Alkan, Yung Singh, Shosh (24 Hour Garage Girls), Hammer, Barely Legal and Oneman. Another special guest will also be revealed in the coming weeks.

For this mouth-watering first event, Forum Birmingham are giving away 2000 tickets; 1000 of them, plus a free pint each provided by Coors, go to NHS, key workers and UK hospitality staff and the other 1000 go to subscribers to Forum Birmingham’s mailing list via a ballot. There are also a limited number of general release tickets on sale now at £15. Sign up for free allocation tickets, or purchase a limited general release ticket now at; HERE.

The stage is now set for Forum Birmingham to come good on its promises. The bar will be raised once more with a season jam-packed with cutting-edge lineups of world-class DJs, live acts and influential promotions. The club itself has been fully renovated, the original woven wooden sprung dance floor is back in action, and there are newly polished concrete floors, a steel mezzanine for overarching views and a world-renowned line array V-Series sound system from d&b audiotechnik. On top of this, Space 54 is a brand new second room with its own high spec light and sound offering a more intimate vibe.

And so to the launch. This is an eclectic but well-curated line-up headlined by Streets frontman, Mike Skinner, one of the most iconic musicians to have come out of Birmingham. He is a pioneer of the garage sound that is now so globally recognised and as a DJ he knows how to cook up a real party as he draws on grime, drum and bass, house and plenty in between.

He is joined by an a-team of Forum Birmingham residents including edgy house man Theo Kottis, Phantasy Sound boss and indie kid Erol Alkan, garage kingpin and Rinse regular Oneman, the much-hyped party starter Barely Legal, the exciting Shosh from 24 Hour Garage Girls, Hammer plus Yung Singh.

This will be a remarkable new chapter for Forum Birmingham. Make sure you are there to be part of its history. For more information, ticket sign up and sale head over to; forumbirmingham.uk/launchparty

70,000 Free Pistonhead Beers offered to Grassroots Music Venues to support Reopening

It has been a devastating 18 months for the hospitality sector. Hundreds of venues have closed. Thousands of live events and festivals have been cancelled. Artists and creatives have had nowhere to perform. Because of this, leading craft beer specialists Pistonhead are throwing their considerable weight and support behind grassroots venues and the reopening on July 19th by giving away 70,000 free cans of Pistonhead Kustom Lager via an online application HERE.

Musicians have not had a platform on which to perform and the knock on effect has hit everyone from crew to sound and lighting engineers, security personnel, bar staff and other casual employees who rely on the hospitality sector for their income. It has been brutal but a little help is on the way from Pistonhead.

“The UK’s grassroots music venues have been amongst the hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Many have shut forever, plenty have struggled to just survive long enough to be able to reopen. The Pistonhead Foundation campaign will go some way towards helping struggling venues get back on their feet which in turn will provide a wealth of much needed opportunities for musicians up and down the country desperate to get back to doing what they do best.” Michael Kill – Night Times Industries Association (NTIA)

Help comes from The Pistonhead Foundation which launched in early 2019 and is dedicated to helping up and coming musicians, artists and independent venues in an increasingly difficult environment. So far the Foundation has hosted fundraising events for independent music venues, record labels and artists and continues to offer artists unique spaces to showcase their work.

This latest project will see The Pistonhead Foundation give away 70,000 free cans of beer with a resale value in excess of £300k to grassroots venues to help get cash in the tills, punters at the bar and musicians back performing. Venues can apply for an allocation of this stock through The Pistonhead Foundation HERE.

For the last decade, Pistonhead has been crafted by specialist brewmasters at the awesome Brutal Brewing workshop in Sweden. Their beers include a dark, full-bodied brew, those double dry-hopped with tropical fruit and citrus flavours and pilsner style lagers as well as light and unfiltered brews, all at very affordable prices. Pistonhead is a brew made by people who are incredibly serious and hugely passionate about what they do and about all forms of creativity, individuality and rock ‘n’ roll attitudes. For this reason, they are standing by their creative brethren with this bold new initiative.

Venues can apply for an allocation of this stock from July 19th onwards through The Pistonhead Foundation HERE.

Deitz, il vincitore del MINI Meets Music Contest, sul palco del MINI presents Water World Music Festival

Domenica 25 luglio per Deitz, il 23enne artista toscano che ha vinto l’edizione 2020 del MINI Meets Music Contest, è senz’altro una data da segnare sul calendario. Infatti ha fatto ascoltare la sua musica esibendosi sullo stage galleggiante di Radio 105 al MINI presents Water World Music Festival, evento che ha preso vita sul mare, a Cala dei Sardi (SS), con artisti di livello assoluto come Coez e Bob Sinclar e ovviamente Salmo, il padrone di casa.

Prima di scatenarsi sulle barche con l’energia di Salmo, le 2.000 persone presenti sulle tante barche hanno potuto godersi anche il sound sofisticato di Deitz, da sempre sospeso tra pop ed elettronica. Questa esibizione è come la ciliegina sulla torta di una carriera in decisa crescita, visto che qualche settimana fa è uscito il suo EP “Court Song, One Time”, prodotto e pubblicato grazie alla vittoria al contest.

“Siamo davvero contenti per Deitz. MINI Meets Music Contest sarà uno dei punti di forza della nuova edizione di Meet Music, che prende vita il 7 e l’8 settembre 2021. Anche quest’anno il contest sarà completamente gratuito. Chi vorrà partecipare dovrà rispondere a cinque domande che porremo durante il Meet Music “, spiega Luca Guerrieri, l’organizzatore di un evento ormai consolidato. “Meet Music nasce per mettere in contatto artisti e professionisti di generazioni diverse, mentre il Contest ha l’obiettivo di far vivere al vincitore, anzi ai vincitori, visto che nel 2021 saranno più di uno, vere esperienze da professionisti. Grazie al supporto di MINI Italia, tutto questo è già realtà”.

Per il 2021 MINI Meets Music Contest infatti cerca due talenti, un producer e una songwriter, che abbiano tra i 18 e i 25 anni. I vincitori realizzeranno una produzione discografica che verrà pubblicata da una delle label coinvolte nel progetto.

Chi si candida come producer non deve necessariamente essere anche dj, le ragazze possono proporre musica strumentale oppure canzoni. Ciò che davvero conta, per i producer, è la capacità di trasformare una semplice idea in una produzione musicale vera e propria. Le ragazze che si candidano come songwriter, invece, saranno selezionate per la qualità delle loro composizioni. Per il resto, massima libertà: la manifestazione è come sempre aperta ad ogni genere musicale, né ci sono limitazioni per quanto riguarda la lingua.

Il regolamento di MINI Meets Music Contest 2021 è disponibile a questo link: https://www.meetmusic.it/contest/

Stefan Weise ‘Paradrum’

Artist: Stefan Weise
Title: Paradrum
Label: MÉTIER
Cat: METIER005
Release Date: August 6th 2021
Tracklist:
01. Paradrum (Process)
02. Paradrum
03. Paradrum (Branch)

Stefan Weise gets released for the second time on the newborn label Métier, his ‘Paradrum’ release features three tracks that detach from the style proposed in ‘The Times’. There the sound is totally infused into dub techno, the large sounding kickdrum and synth chord recall to the style fundamentals, a less is more approach that allows to the all instruments used to breath and find their own space in the sound spectrum.

More info:
https://soundcloud.com/Stefan-Weise
soundcloud.com/METIERukrec

All Day I Dream Announces 2021 World Tour

All Day I Dream Announces 2021 World Tour

Celebrating 10 Years of All Day I Dream in London, Mykonos, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Denver + more

FOR TICKETS AND MORE INFO VISIT
https://www.alldayidream.com/

Forty cities, hundreds of parties, and countless smiles beneath sunny skies and vibrant surroundings—this is the legacy of the All Day I Dream movement. For ten years, the Lee Burridge-run record label and roving events brand has captured the hearts of thousands across the globe, enamored by the infectious energy, distinct production, and top curation of each event. And after a long period of isolation, summer welcomes Dreamers to gather once again. All Day I Dream’s world tour sets off in late June, hosting twelve shows in eight locales with more to be announced.

All Day I Dream reprises its residencies on the idyllic shores of Mykonos and Ibiza, where Lee Burridge and his label compatriots will take over clubs Scorpios and Cova Santa for multiple sessions of seaside festivities. In mid-July, the brand returns to Bloomendaal for a showcase at Woodstock ‘69—its first since 2018. Rounding out its European ventures, All Day I Dream will be received at its London home of Studio 338 for an unforgettable dance amidst the urban skyline.

Heading West, All Day I Dream commences its USA journey at its birthplace in Brooklyn for a homecoming bacchanale at the Brooklyn Mirage. Longtime fans in Los Angeles and San Francisco eagerly await their dose of house music heaven at All Day I Dream’s iconic bases of Gin Ling Way and Golden Gate Park. After making its lauded debut in Denver, Colorado, All Day I Dream can at last touch back down in the mile high city at Levitt Pavilion, an open-air venue suited perfectly for the brand’s whimsical aesthetic. Chicago will also get its own takeover in August.

Though the world shut down over a year ago, Lee Burridge and All Day I Dream never abandoned their mission to foster deep connections and joy amongst their followers. Sunday All Day I Stream sessions with a revolving cast of labelmates and an illustrious residency at Sirius XM allowed the community to gather weekly on the digital plane. The label has also witnessed one of its most robust release schedules to date with Tim Green, Lost Desert, Gorje Hewek, Fulltone, Amonita, and others outputting ethereal slices of deep house each month. To mark All Day I Dream’s tenth birthday, Lee Burridge also released his first-ever solo EP on the imprint.

Now it is time for Dreamers to reconnect physically on their favorite dancefloor to swap stories of resilience, hear new label releases live for the first time, and move freely under wide open skies. Join All Day I Dream for what’s set to be one of its most memorable summers yet; and as Lee said himself “it will be that little bit better if you are there.”

All Day I Dream 2021 Word Tour Dates

July 11 – Bloomendaal, NL
July 18 – Brooklyn, NY
July 22 – Mykonos, GR
July 29 – Ibiza, ES
August 1 – London, UK
August 5 – Mykonos, GR
August 7 – San Francisco, CA
August 12 – Ibiza, ES
August 15 – Denver, CO
August 19 – Mykonos, GR
August 21 – Chicago, IL
August 26 – Ibiza, ES
September 4 – Los Angeles, CA
September 9 – Mykonos, GR
September 23 – Ibiza, ES
October 7 – Ibiza, ES

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Brixton Jamm announce Club Reopening Week plus new Bottomless Brunch

Brixton Jamm announce Club Reopening Week plus new Bottomless Brunch schedule from 19th July.

Brixton Jamm, 261 Brixton Rd, London SW9 6LH
Open 7 days a week.

Brixton Jamm is back. Simple as that. From July 19th, one of the capital’s most popular spots will be fully open for endless hours of unrestricted fun. Think anything from cutting-edge live music to a camp night out, bottomless brunch or boozy game shows. Along the way, there will be sets from Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Prosumer, The 2 Bears, Session Victim, DJ Luck & MC Neat, Craig Charles, Melvo Baptiste, Jungle Cakes and much more are all lined up between now and the end of summer.

The reopening week will be huge. A year after converting its outdoor spaces into the fantastic Brixton Courtyard and leading the industry with its Socially Distanced Socials, the shackles are finally off. Every day from 6pm to 2am, the music will flow from the cutting edge sound system out on to packed dance floors both inside and out. This much anticipated new chapter opens on Monday 19th July with a Summer of Love featuring DJs spinning all things funk, soul, house, disco and more. Starting in the courtyard before moving into the club, there will also be resident Caribbean connoisseurs Only Jerkin’ serving their special fried chicken and vegan alternatives with cocktail jugs, beer buckets, Prosecco and more, all on offer.

Of course, Brixton Jamm is also famous for leading the way when it comes to musical brunches and has a whole new line-up of mouthwatering events this summer. Highlights include the new Studio 54 Bottomless Brunch with the Some Voices Choir performing a live and unique 70’s disco set inspired by New York’s iconic club for stars and stargazers. This glittery event will involve 75 minutes of bottomless Prosecco, food from the incredible Only Jerkin’ and a disco DJ set on the beach whilst you dine.

Meanwhile, the launch of the UKG Mega Bucket Bottomless Brunch includes a bucket of Only Jerkin’s ‘Triple-Dipped Fried Chicken’ wings with seasoned fries plus acts on rotation such as DJ Luck & MC Neat and So Solid’s Twin MCs. A Carnival Brunch with bottomless rum punch will take place on the August weekend where Notting Hill Carnival normally falls and a new I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! themed Drag Brunch hosted by That’s Drag will include puppets, X-rated content and bush tucker trials. The music-driven Brunch on the Beach & Brunch in the Courtyard play out across the stunning outdoor spaces with outlandish fun, games & prizes hosted by festival crew House of Dinosaur. A full hip hop experience with the Hip Hop LDN Brunch brings energetic hosts and a plethora of entertainment including temporary Sharpie tattoo artists, Magic Circle certified Magicians, Dancers and beatboxers for a fully immersive party.

Tuesday 20th July is Garage, Wings & Tings with the legends that are DJ Luck & MC Neat and plenty of rum punch and BBQ wings to keep you fueled throughout the night. Wednesday 21st, and Friday 23rd July, is The Abba vs Fleetwood Mac Disco Party with resident DJs serving up the ultimate tribute party for fans of these two pop icons. Thursday 22nd July is Brixton Jamm Reopening Week Social with residents shining across the Courtyard, Beach and Club!. Saturday 24th July marks the return of Shut The Front Door with Harrison BDP, Scottish party, label and DJ collective Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, high energy disco queen Sophie Lloyd, and up and comer Ariane V serving up cutting edge electronic sounds from house to techno, bass to garage. All this will be served up on the sun-trap terrace with cocktails and street food before things move indoors as the night progresses.

After that mega-opening week comes a full program of carefully curated events including Heatwave Brixton with the likes of The 2 Bears and Route 94, Shut The Front Door with Prosumer and Session Victim, Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club, Kitsuné, The Big Disco with Friendly Fires, Jungle Cakes with Benny Page, Ed Solo, Deekline and Ray Keith and much more.

Once a month throughout summer, the much loved Drag Bingo will be back to serve up the most hilarious and unique experience right in the heart of Brixton with the best fried chicken in town from Only Jerkin’. On separate monthly dates, House of Dinosaur: Bangers vs Clangers Quiz will offer the Champions League of music-related quizzery with tournaments, mashups and megamixes.

The venue’s weekly foodie events and shindigs will continue with Bottomless Wings & Fries every Monday and Anti-Tuesday Social Club on Tuesdays where Brixton Jamm will be knocking 50% off your food and drink bills! Wednesdays offer an unpretentious, no-fuss opportunity to drop your favourite tracks at Open Decks Social, Thursdays see the launch of the brand new Thursday Jazz Club on 29th July with special guest DJs joining the dots between UK Jazz, Neo-Soul and Future Beats. Every Friday Jamm Hot will return with straight up Friday Vibes, happy hours and nice beats.

Whatever your flavour, your sound or your brew, Brixton Jamm has got it covered for you. For more information and ticket head to brixtonjamm.org

Bolster ‘Piece Of Mind’

Artist: Bolster
Title: Piece Of Mind
Label: OFF Recordings
Cat: OFF243
Release Date: July 30th 2021
Tracklist:
1. Original Mix

Bolster duo gets released on OFF Recordings with the single ‘Piece Of Mind’: that’s a catchy and sensual techno production, made with a solid drum loop and an embracing female vocal. The production goes straight to the point since the first seconds, avoiding redundant parts and useless instrumentals.

More info:
https://soundcloud.com/bolsterofficial
https://soundcloud.com/off-recordings

Faucon ‘Fantome’

Artist: Faucon
Title: Fantome
Label: 90watts
Remixer: Forteba, Jochem Hamerling
Cat: 9TY043
Release Date: August 6th, 2021
Tracklist:
Fantome (Original Mix)
Fantome (Forteba Remix)
Fantome (Jochem Hamerling Remix)

90watts opens the release’s catalogue to Faucon, a good music producer who made ‘Fantome’, a contemporary progressive house track with a nice sound setup. Forteba and Jochem Hamerling appear as remixers, providing two alternative and valid interpretations of the main theme: Forteba goes deep and motivational while Jochem Hamerling elevates the dancefloor potential.

More info:
https://soundcloud.com/fauconmusic
https://soundcloud.com/forteba
https://soundcloud.com/jochemhamerling
https://soundcloud.com/90wattsmusic