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DANCE REPUBLIC RENAISSANCE THE MASTER SERIES - BENGKEL 24 OKT 09

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LA MENTHOL LIGHTS
DANCE REPUBLIC PRESENTS


Renaissance
The Master Series


Dave Seaman
CD Launching Tour


Jakarta, 24 October 2009
BENGKEL NIGHT PARK
9 PM Onward


ALSO PERFORMING
Layo & Bushwacka!
(olmeto records)

Hogi & Downey (future10)
Dade (1945MF)
Heru (360 ent)
Alvin K & Indra 7 (Microchip)
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DANCE REPUBLIC returns with the Renaissance Master Series for another night of quality Dance music. Featuring Pioneering DJ DAVE SEAMAN with support from London and Ibiza superstars LAYO AND BUSHWACKA Also preforming Hogi, Downey,Dade, Heru, Alvin K,Indra 7

Dont miss out if you missed our previous dance republic events with Ferry Corsten and Darren Price from underworld.

Promoted by future 10 & Front Media (Ticket info Coming soon)

Dave Seaman Biography

There are many DJs who have enjoyed many column inches for shaping the phenomenon that is modern club culture. For many of these individuals, it was a question of right time, right place. Talented yes; opportunistic, definitely - and just a little bit lucky. But there is another story to be told, of the second generation' DJs, those who were inspired by acid house, embraced its pivotal ethics, and helped develop it. Enter Dave Seaman - pioneering second generation DJ, but also oh, so much more.

Dave too, as he'd be first to admit, has had his fair share of lucky breaks. However, it takes special talent to take advantage of them the way he has. Yes, he effectively won his job with DJ organization DMC in a competition, and blagged the editorship of the fledging members' magazine Mixmag simply by being their youngest, hippest employee. But it was Dave who made the company fully aware of the impact of acid house and railroaded them into launching the magazine fully to the public. Single handedly he paved the way for the vast array of club mags currently doing the rounds.

Yes, he was equally lucky to bump into budding production genius Steve Anderson at DMC's recording studios. But it was the pair's respective talents gelling that led the turbo fuelled hit Such A good Feeling', via being Superstar remixers (the UK's first) to the likes of Michael Jackson and the Pet Shop boys, to writing and producing for the likes of Kylie Minogue and Take That.

Yes, he was fortunate that DMC was happy to back his partner Nick Gordon Brown's Stress record label. But it takes talent to spot the likes of Sasha, John Digweed, Full Intention and Andy from Groove Armada, all of whom had early breaks on the label.

And yes it was a luck twist when Mixmag photographer Gary McLarnen invited Dave to bring his DJ skills to a new night he was launching at the unlikely Shelleys venue in Stoke on Trent. It just happened to become one of the UK's best ever house clubs. The fact that Dave's DJing star is still in the ascendant some 10 years later says it all.

For years Dave has kept at it, feverishly yet successfully juggling more plates than most of his peers could imagine. Most recently he has focused on his first love, DJing. It has earned him a first class ticket round the world as the demand for his deck skills continues to rise. In the UK, he has graced every superclub you care to mention, including Cream, Gatecrasher and perhaps most notably Renaissance, with whom he has enjoyed a long and mutually beneficial relationship. However, he is equally loved and revered at a number of the country's less hyped, but equally wonderful small town clubs - he is a God at the likes of Perth's Rhumba Club, Portrush's Lush and Preston's Feel.

2000 sees Dave at the helm of management company Therapy, where a team of trusted, like minded souls help him continue to juggle with aplomb. He fits in a fortnightly residency for Renaissance at their stunning flagship venue Media in Nottingham whilst still enjoying a hectic international schedule, which takes him to the far flung corners of the world. He is mixing high profile CDs for Renaissance and Global Underground, has recently remixed Placebo & David Bowie, Garbage and Alanis Morrisette and begins an Ibiza residency for Renaissance at Privilege in June. Oh, and planning the long awaited return of Brothers In Rhythm.

Dave Seaman - proof that sometimes nice guys do finish first.


Layo & Bushwacka! Biography

Layo & Bushwacka! are one of electronic music's most esteemed duos. Comprising of Matthew 'Bushwacka' B, a percussionist in the London School Symphony Orchestra who was converted into a member of the infamous Rat Pack after a warehouse party in '88, and Layo Paskin, a North Londoner immersed in the acid house scene who met Mr C at one of the legendary Clink Street parties in 1988, before together setting up their world renowned night club, The End. It was via their mutual friend Mr C that Layo & Bushwacka! first met, whilst Matthew was working at his studio, and by the mid 90s the two had started writing music together. Over a decade later, the partnership has yeilded three artist albums, three mix albums, internationally renowned club residencies and a superb record label.

By 1999 they'd already composed their debut album, 'Low Life', released on End Recordings, the label spawned by The End. The album announced the arrival of the duo as a force in electronic music, with a record that brought together electro, house and breakbeat fused with blues, dub and downtempo, all underpinned and informed by their collective experience of underground culture. This inclusive and open minded approach to sound became the bluepint for their future work.

Layo & Bushwacka: Night WorksTheir sophonmore album followed in 2002 this time released on the mighty XL Recordings. Entitled 'Night Works', the record featured their unforgettable top ten hit'Love Story', and took their sound onto a bigger and broader canvas, selling 100,000 copies in the process. The accompanying live show brought further acclaim with stunning shows from Homelands to Sonar, whilst their famous DJ sets had now garnered residencies at some the of the world's finest clubs including Space in Ibiza, Sirena in Brazil and of course The End in London.

Their End residency, known as All Night Long, became one of the capital's most revered nights with Layo & Bushwacka! taking the club through an edifying tour-de-force of electronic music. The night gave birth to their second mix album 'All Night Long', following the success of their first 'The End' in conjunction with Mr C, also released on XL Recordigns, in the late 90s. The album was a perfect reflection of their DJ sets, inspirational, educational and all encompassing it slaloms through all manner of house music and even their own reworks of such timeless classics as Bebel Gilberto's 'So Nice' and Sly & The Family Stone's 'Dance To The Music', all without missing a beat.

Layo & Bushwacka: Feels CloserThe expanisve musical tastes demonstrated on 'All Night Long' came together perfectly with the release of their third artist album, 'Feels Closer', in February 2006. Released on their newly launched label, Olmeto Records, 'Feels Closer' saw them broaden their sonic palette with the addition of live musicians, including legendary percussionist Mino Cineleu, on a record that unites their myriad of influences without ever losing sight of their eleftronic background and home territory. Highlights of the record include Green Velvet's vocal turn on the electrifying electro-techno of 'Life 2 Live', the warm downtempo of 'Sunshine in Ipanema', featuring the talents of Brazilian legend Rogerio Flausino, and the jaw-droppingly incredible 'Isn't This A Lovely Day', for which the boys fuse vocals from Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong with some killer live percussion. The album was again highly crictically acclaimed and cemented their reputations among dance music's most gifted.

Since the release of the album, their label Olmeto has gone from strength to strength, releasing a consistent stream of choice nuggets from the album, wth exclusive remixes and B sides. The impressive roster of remixers has included the likes of Loco Dice, Jesse Rose, Green Velvet and UNKLE. Bushwacka! has also released some fantastic solo 12″s on the label, and as time goes on Olmeto will continue to provide an exclusive outlet for Layo and Matthew's creativity. Olmeto's monthly residency at The End, wich has taken the place of the All Night Long residency, sees Layo & Bushwacka! continue to play extended and far reaching sets of electronica in the main room, whilst their impeccable programming has seen them bring in tow of dance music's most promising labels Simple Records and Freerange to provide music for The End's second room and sister bar AKA at the Olmeto nights.

The most recent addition to Layo & Bushwacka!'s catalogue is their mix album, Global Underground 33; Rio. Borm out of the ongoing love story between the duo and their second home of Brazil, Layo and Matthew have a unique and unshakeable relationship with the world's most effervescent nation. Disco one sees the boys scour their record collections, revisiting gems from the past twenty years, flowing through the music that helped shape the DJs they've become, whilst disc two represents the new wave of electronic music with a track listing that includes the most dynamic producers in dance music today.

Layo & Bushwacka!Layo & Bushwacka!'s reputation as two of the world's foremost DJ duos is rock solid. Three artist albums have proven them remarkably talented producers, capable of mixing styles, tempos and genres to create enduring and engaging electroinc music. Their trio of mix albums and international club residencies have show they are masters of the turntables, sonic connoisseurs who can guide a dance floor on an epic journey through the many facets of their sound. Their label Olmeto meanwhile has become a bastion for quality, a lable that, much like its figureheads, has become a rubber stamped seal of class.
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Kepada Yth,
Gober
Admin Ravelex

Heru itu sudah tidak di Houselife, beliau sudah lama melancong ke Quirk It
dan sekarang sudah officially part of 360 ent.

Terma kasih ya... 





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Gue lebih suka Layo-nya sih ketimbang Bushwacka. Set awalnya keren. Tapi lama2 kaya kehilangan arah gitu, cenderung bosen. Dave Seaman gue ga liat, udah keburu pulang :)