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I saw Joy Orbison and Ramadanman on friday and they were great.

Can anyone recommend some similar artists/dj's to go and see?

Thanks

paul van dyke

gwa wrote:paul van dyke

yeh that guys been bubblin under the radar for time now......

xxxy fact mix is laaarge!

Deadboy is about as close as you can get to a Joy Orbison set.

Jackmaster.

also defo a couple worth looking out for in here ; )

http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1221

bigups to Ramadanman making his mark!!!

pikeymobile wrote:Deadboy is about as close as you can get to a Joy Orbison set.

Hmmm. not really true that.
Both have completely different styles and play different types of music.

last time i saw joy play he played nu birth anytime and i lost my shit.

jackmaster wrote:

pikeymobile wrote:Deadboy is about as close as you can get to a Joy Orbison set.

Hmmm. not really true that.
Both have completely different styles and play different types of music.

I've seen both twice, once on the same lineup (and near enough b2b), every time they played their new songs mixed with loads of 90s garage, shit was awesome.

Paul Van Dyke??
He has been a huge dj for years..but recently not that hyped anymore.

deamonds wrote:last time i saw joy play he played nu birth anytime and i lost my shit.

A man of class and taste. feelin it.

The two best DJ sets I saw this year were Hunee & Floating Points.
Both playing exclusively vinyl, which whatever, is definitely not a make or break, but like, was very cool

deamonds wrote:last time i saw joy play he played nu birth anytime and i lost my shit.

LOL did u go Doldrums!? wile out vibes

JacquesGreene wrote:

deamonds wrote:last time i saw joy play he played nu birth anytime and i lost my shit.

A man of class and taste. feelin it.

The two best DJ sets I saw this year were Hunee & Floating Points.
Both playing exclusively vinyl, which whatever, is definitely not a make or break, but like, was very cool

Floating Points is a monster at the decks, see him at any cost.

JacquesGreene wrote:

deamonds wrote:last time i saw joy play he played nu birth anytime and i lost my shit.

A man of class and taste. feelin it.

The two best DJ sets I saw this year were Hunee & Floating Points.
Both playing exclusively vinyl, which whatever, is definitely not a make or break, but like, was very cool

Agh man, so sick you got to see Hunee play.

Hunee=crazy good.

kyle hall is very worth seeing. (playing b2b with floating points at plastic people this friday if you're about. that will be sick)

benufo, aka the ron hardy of hessle

all the nightslugs lot (bok vis unit etc)

ikonika

sven vath (has this wicked dance he does where he pretends to play an air drum, then snogs richie hawtin)

Yeah Hunee was a real treat.
A lot of "REAL" house, great disco cuts.
Spent the whole next day record shopping with him, he is deep with records.

cheers everyone!

Going to plastic people this Friday whooop

pikeymobile wrote:

jackmaster wrote:

pikeymobile wrote:Deadboy is about as close as you can get to a Joy Orbison set.

Hmmm. not really true that.
Both have completely different styles and play different types of music.

I've seen both twice, once on the same lineup (and near enough b2b), every time they played their new songs mixed with loads of 90s garage, shit was awesome.

I do kinda get where you're coming from, but I've played b2b sets with both within the last 30 days and certainly, at the moment, they are on different tips. Both are great though.

The best DJ set I heard this year was Floating Points at Numbers. Incredible.

Ben UFO has to be left out of these debates to give the rest a chance loool

Thought Floating Points was a bit dry at Moodymann couple months back tbh

gotta add brackles, the man got incredible 'flow' in his sets imo

Nice one guys!