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Their
exclusive Thailand performance will be suitably at
Q Bar.
These are words which have come to define the highest
standard for nightclub and DJ culture in South East
Asia. Here in a city known for its busteling entertainment
industry Q Bar has maintained a stature of excelence,
exceeding the boundries and imaginations of clubbers
and competitors alike.
Please brouse through the list of international guests
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Thursday,
Feb 19th Feb, 2004
DJ Jo Mills (UK)
Jo's
love affaire with music began well
over 10 years ago when she worked
at Flying Records in Soho alongside
Rocky and Mark Wilkinson. With those
two problem kids either side of her,
Jo couldn't help but get the bug for
DJing and convinced Mark to teach
her how to mix. Initially I just wanted
to learn how to mix, I never thought
it would lead to DJing', says Jo.
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During
this time Jo's played her trademark
of solid percussive, sexy, twisted house
music with soul,' alongside some of
the best DJs in the world (David Morales,
Sneak, Terry Farley, Deep Dish, Paul
Oakenfold, Tony Humphries...) She's
also gained a pretty credible fan club,
which includes the likes of Pete Tong,
who's just bestowed the honour of an
Essential Mix for Radio One upon her
and Danny Tenaglia, who personally invited
Jo to guest at his night, Be Yourself
at New York's Vinyl club in 2000.
Her
reputation as one of the nice lasses
in the business is down to not only
her talent and no nonsense attitude
but also her ability to get right on
down and mucky with the rest of us on
the dancefloor. And you'd expect nothing
less from someone who's about to get
hitched to the maddest of them all Charlie
Chester and someone who hangs around
with Dave Beer, (just don't ask her
what his nick name for her is!)
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Wednesday
November 19th
A
Special Soulstice DJ Vocal Set Featuring
DJ Mei Lwun and Gina Rene
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alive, the music of Soulstice echoes of
the past while remaining transfixed on
the possibilities of tomorrow. Soulstice
is futuristic electronic soul. Consisting
of aural innovators Andy Caldwell and
Gabriel Rene on keyboards, deck master
Mei-Lwun Yee on turntables and songbird
Gina Rene on vocals, Soulstice have released
a string of sought after house and d&b
classics including "Tenderly"
and "Lovely." Featuring remix
work by Kevin Yost, Johnny Fiasco and
Acetate these 12"s have brought Soulstice
into clubs worldwide on the playlists
of notable artists such as Rainer Truby,
DJ Garth, Mark Farina and Q Burns Abstract
Message. Stateside, their debut album
Illusion has garnered huge radio support
from Jason Bentley and Kevin Lincoln,
making Soulstice one of KCRWís
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Sunday
July 27th
James Lavelle
Mo Wax Records |
The James Lavelle
musical revolution has gone full circle
and that big wheel just keeps on turning.
James founded
Mo' Wax Records in 1993 taking
the Lavelle musical approach to even
greater heights with the release in
1996 of DJ Shadow's
seminal 'Entroducing',
a record that turned music on its head
and catapulted Mo' Wax into the spotlight
as never before. James says simply 'It
changed everythig'.
Like the rest of us, it was the parental
record collection that switched James
Lavelle on to music, early Lavelle sets
included the likes of Stevie Wonder
and Deep Purple, an eclectic mix that
was an embryonic blueprint both for
James Lavelle as a DJ and for his label
Mo' Wax; good tunes are good
tunes - the genre doesn't matter. |
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Tuesday,
April 22nd
DJ TAT MONEY
Philadelphia USA
Tat Money is a professional DJ/producer
who dwells in the city of brotherly love
(Philadelphia). Tat has CO written and
produced four albums with an artist by
the name of Steady B, since his start
in 1985. Steady B was a groundbreaking
act that was recorded and distributed
on Jive/RCA Records.
But mostly
for his efforts as a DJ, Tat
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During
the course of recording the second album,
Tat earned his spot as one of the top
three Disc Jockeys in the world.
Tat also assisted in the production of
three albums with a well-known artist
by the name of Kwame. Kwame is a well-known
artist that was released on Atlantic Records.
Tat Money and Big
Al have launched Knuckle Up Records
and they are releasing
the first single this summer.
Tat's exclusive
Thailand appearance was suitably at Q
Bar. |
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Wednesday,
December 11th
BOMBAY BEAT PARTY
DJ MANEESH THE TWISTER - S.F. U.S.A
The third party in Q Bars Indian vibes
series of events will feature the the
Asian Global Massive sounds of Maneesh
the Twister from San Francisco.
Maneesh
hails from SF and is cofounder of the
Dhamaal crew, the West Coast's original
Asian Massive crew and also resident
at the longest Dub night in the US "Dub
Mission" 6 years strong. Maneesh
plays a variety of styles from Dub,
Dancehall, hip hop, downtempo, drum'n'bass,
nu breaks, house and Asian flavas. Expect
to hear dub plates and sounds you won't
hear anywhere else in Thailand!
Playing along side him from Australia
will be, Oz , percussionist extraordinaire.
Enjoy spiritual enlightenment by Q Bar
residents Ofay1, Joeki and Billy V and
a surprise cameo from New York citys
DJ Cavo (The
Dum Dum Project). |
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DECEMBER
4TH and 6TH
DJ BERT BEVANS
Bert's
mixing prowess is legendary and he is
well respected in the music industry
for the contributions he has made as
a producer, remixer, and promoter. His
spiritual interpretation of rhythm and
his unceasing passion for music is the
driving force behind his longevity within
the music industry.
This legendary DJ's big break came at
Studio 54, New York City's illustrious
nightclub. The NY disco scene was in
full swing, Howard Stein opened Xenon's,
the Mudd club was hot, and the Playboy
Club was still kickin'. He got jobs
playing at New York's various clubs
including residencies at Playboy Club,
Pippins, Xenon's, Bond's, Mudd Club,
and Infinity.
Burt began doing remixes in London.
He was asked to remix the 12-inch "Lies"
for the Thompson Twins, which became
a Top 10 hit in England and US. This
led Bert to becoming the first ever
resident at Ministry of Sound London.
After that came a variety of remixes
for the Style Council, Level 42, Paul
McCartney, Duane Eddy, Chic, Depeche
Mode, Terumasa Hino, Big Audio Dynamite,
Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Luther Vandross,
Omar, and a host of others.
Bert Bevans exclusive Bangkok performance
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Wednesday,
November 13
DJ Honey Dijon
From New York, part of Bangkok gay pride
week of events.
(With proceeds going to Father Joe's Klong
Toey AIDS Hospice.)
A few years ago Miss Honey Dijon bade
her native Chicago farewell for New York,
where today she is the city's most glamourous
and elegant jockette. Honey is not among
those who religiously and prudishly spin
just the one style of music, but rather
she will pull out everything from disco
and New Wave to house and techno over
the course of one evening. |
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Wednesday
October 9
Indian Vibe Party 2
THE DUM DUM PROJECT
The Dum Dum Project from New York spearheaded
by Sean Dinsmore was in the DJ booth at Q Bar
for the second Bangkok Bollywood Bash. Sean
Dinsmore, AKA DJ Cavo, is a prolific New York
based DJ/Producer in his own right, as well
as the former singer/front man with the celebrated
US ska outfit The Toasters, and reggae-hip hop
group Unity 2.
DJ
Pathaan, of London's singular club night Stoned
Asia championed the track "Air India"
- named after The Dum Dum Project's weekly NY
Asian dance party - and added it to his Stoned
Asia II compilation. The track also became a
favorite at Ibiza last summer.
"It's got a great beat and you can meditate
to it!"
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Wednesday,
July 31st, 2002
DJ Jools Butterfield
UK
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Jools
Butterfield started DJing in and around the
Cambridge area in 1989, mostly with a sound
system called Peril. At that time he was working
in a Cambridge black music record shop called
Jayıs.This led to starting a job at Nuphonic
as label manager.
His weekly "Express" night is infamous
as being the only club night in London that
Tom Findlay and Andy Cato, a.k.a. Groove
Armada regularly appear at.
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Wednesday,
June 5, 2002
DJ KEVIN YOST
Small town boy to the global stage. Keyboardist,
percussionist, producer and worldwide DJ, Kevin
Yost hailing from Waynesboro Pennsylvania, USA
is a multi talented musical force. His
unique blend of jazzy house developed in the
early 90's when he began experimenting with
the sounds of acid jazz. In the last ten years
Kevin Yost has released many notable records
that have sustained his importance in the house
music industry.
Respected for his sophisticated
style he has also remixed artists for Sony,
Polygram, MCA and Virgin, including Everything
But The Girl and Eric Clapton.
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Saturday,
June 8, 2002
AD-LIB RECORDS DJ's
ADS and OB1
TWO DJ's ON 3 TURNTABLES
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details of DJ Ads & OB1, plus the rest
of the Adlib DJ collective can be seen
on their website
www.adlibrecords.co.uk |
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Ads and OB1 are the core players in the Adlib
DJ collective. They've combined styles as part
of their live showcase to form a brand new sound
hitting dancefloors around the globe. Fueled
by Breakbeat, DJ Ads, the founder of the collective,
acts as the engine, driving through one of hottest
and most exciting styles to come from the UK.
Named 'Nu Skool Breaks', this fusion has serious
energy and a piece of something for everyone.
Alongside this DJ Ads has brought the skills
of the infamous scratch DJ OB1, to provide a
breathtaking display of turntablism. OB1's ability
to produce scratches and effects through his
fingers, needs to be seen and heard to be appreciated.
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Wedsday
March 6, 2002
DJ Mikey Mike
Ohm
recording artist D.J. Mikey Mike from Club
Decibel in San Francisco rocked a full house
(over 700 showed up!). Originally from Thailand,
Mikey Mike brought the best of both worlds
to his energetic performance.
Its rare to have a DJ who has extensive knowledge
of music, technique AND know how to push the
right buttons for the Bangkok crowd. His annual
guest appearances have proven popular. His
Thai roots combined with his U.S. experience
make him a local favourite.
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Sunday
Feburary 3, 2002
DJ Derrick Carter
Chicago, USA
Carter went from strength to strength
and is now widely regarded as one of the premier
deep house DJ in the world alongside Kenny
Hawkes, Mark Farina, and Pepe
Bradock. Carter's releases can
be found on labels such as Organico
(as Sound Patrol), The End (as
Tone Theory), and of course the London-based
label he runs with Luke Soloman, Classic.
In addition, he has had mixes commissioned
by U.K. dance publication Mixmag and
South London tech-house/deep house imprint
Pagan.
As you can tell, he's a bit of a star. The
Fred Everything remix of "Life Is Like
A Circle," released on Bombay Records,
combines deep graceful chords with gritty
beats and solemn male vocals. This is the
music that you pray for on the dance floor.
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