This Weekends Activities

Official Lovebox After Party at Ministry Of Sound, Saturday 16th.


Line Up
Box: 
Dixon 
Damian Lazarus 
Miguel Campbell (Hot Creations) 
Gerd Janson  


103: 
Deep Shit present Jack Savidge (Friendly Fires) 
Edwin Congreave (Foals) 
Tim Sweeney (Beats in Space) 
Crazy P Soundsystem  


The Loft: 
Delice Dephunk Heather on Live Sax 
House Legend "Frankie Foncett" 
Kosmetiq (Qrikital) 
Joe Corley 
Holly-Bee 
Jay Me Cee 
Rodrigo Sampa


Time: 23:00 - 07:00am
Venue: Ministry Of Sound/ 103 Gaunt Street; Elephant & Castle; London SE1 6DP; United Kingdom
Cost: £15 Earlybird / £18 Advance / Students £10-£12


Jazzanova Plus The Herbaliser @ KOKO, Saturday 16th.

Line Up

Jazzanova (full live show)

The Herbaliser (full live show) 

Time: 9pm - 3am

Venue: KOKO/ 1a Camden High Street; Camden Town; London NW1 7JE; United Kingdom

Cost: £17.50 adv / MOTD

Some Interesting stuff to watch.....

Christian Prommer and Jazzanova's Alexander Barck

Ahead of their first official show together next month, see Christian Prommer and Jazzanova's Alexander Barck rehearsing and performing together as Prommer & Barck at Berlin's Weekend club.

Prommer and Barck live @ Weekend Berlin , September 18th , 2010 from Christian Prommer on Vimeo.

Moog Music will release a new synth, the Slim Phatty, later this year.

The Slim Phatty boasts a 100% analog signal path, easy-to-use interface, USB and control voltage functionality, and at only 17-inches wide is naturally being aimed at the touring DJ and producer. The synth is in effect the younger sibling of Moog's Little Phatty, and includes the same sound engine and revered Moog Ladder Filter. The filter can also be used to process external audio, while its Control Voltage inputs open up the possibility of connecting modular-style to other Moog effects and synths. Among the Slim Phatty's two-oscillator design you'll also find features such as two ADSR envelopes, an arpeggiator and a modulation section containing a four waveform LFO as you'll see from the video below.



Music Machine

Felix's Machines from Felix Thorn on Vimeo.