After releasing one of the year's best albums with Benjamin Damage, and the corresponding mix for XLR8R (also one of the year's best), we thought it would be rude not to get man like Doc Daneeka through to tear Barsoma apart. With a super solid local line up of Kush Club regulars, it's going to be a great way to kick off 2013 and set the bar for things to come for the rest of the year!
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Local Support:
Monkers
Tom Chadwick
Monologue
Herts
Percy Miracles
Date: Friday 11/1/12
Venue: Barsoma
Cost: $10+BF Via RA, $15 on the door
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?432564
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It's not common for an artist based in Wales to become the toast of underground music, but Doc Daneeka is just that. With releases on Ramp, Fabric, PTN, & Well Rounded in the bag, Doc Daneeka has started his own boutique label, Ten Thousand Yen, releasing other fresh artists like xxxy, Julio Bashmore as well as his own unique material. Bookings all around Europe at the end of last year solidified Doc Daneekas energetic DJ sets as one of the most sought after performances by clubs all around the world.
Delivering scorching mixes for the likes of Fact Mag & Xlr8r, trademark rattling drums and punchy low end characterise this producers unclassifiable DJ sets, as well as countless unreleased dubs.
Doc Daneeka makes some of the best house music around right now - with peers in Hackman, Roska and Julio Bashmore, he favours syncopated beats and polyrhythms over linear drive, and has remixed Delphic, Digital Mystikz and more in the past to great effect. His releases for PTN have shown eight slabs of colourful house almost impossible to avoid getting physical to. He finished 2010 nominated for best breakthrough Dj for DJ MAG and 2012 will see the first debut collab album with Benjamin Damage "THEY!LIVE" surface on Modeselektor's 50Weapons imprint. Doc Daneeka is delivering the goods, while wearing the weight of internet expectation. Uk Dance music's health and sound has never been so rude.