The Infamous SMOKE & MIRRORS Party @ DEK 23

[Tboyo]

The Infamous SMOKE & MIRRORS Party @ DEK 23

Join the LYME.fm crew and ORGANISED DJS for an unmissable night to close out your Winter Music Conference with the cream of underground house music....

The Venue: DEK 23 (formerly BASH)- 655 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach


The Date: Sunday 25 March 2007 - 9pm til 5am

Door Admission: $15

Miss Honey Dijon (Classic, MFF, Peaches)
JT Donaldson (Om Records, Freerange)
Jason Hodges (Oomph, Magnetic)
Nathan Coles (Fabric, WIGGLE)
Justin Harris (MFF, Paranoid, Classic)

with a SPECIAL 'LIVE' GUEST PA from Zoe Xenia

plus LYME.fm residents

Digs (DiY Discs)
Mastiksoul (4kenzo recordings)
Magnus Asberg (On the House Records)
Sophie Oliver (Kilometer Recordings)
Simon Ward (LYME.fm)


More Special Guests to be announced...

Smoke & Mirrors 2006 @ Amika - WMC

[Bling]

hmm this might be where i go sunday nite.... no plans yet for sunday ;D

[Tboyo]

It should be a good one..last year smashed it and then some

[Renedgade25]

Smashed what exactly? The mirrors?

[Tboyo]

We did have Doc Martin and a bouncer exchanging blows at the end of the night...

brilliant night

[Buck White]

Originally Posted by Tboyo

We did have Doc Martin and a bouncer exchanging blows at the end of the night...

brilliant night

lmao. Plastikman last year, as well. And I saw LTJ Bukem almost get his wig split by security...one summer night. You got to respect a pugilist DJ. ;D

[Tboyo]

if I find the photo of the bouncer I'll post it...massive bloke.

Lots of handbags at dawn and I nearly had to pay for a new mixing desk because Doc Martin decided to bounce a bottle of water off the security man's head.

Roll on March....

[Tboyo]

This was the bouncer who had a fight with Doc Martin at our party...

the tall guy, not the blond (she's 6 ft and a model)



this is a before picture...

[Tboyo]

JUST ADDED TO OUR LINE UP...

MASTIKSOUL



MastikSoul started his career in 92, in a time where his life was split between Portugal and France, and from where he watched the raise of a new musical culture, that in association with his strong African roots designed his talent in a unique form.


Biography

Being connected to techno music for a while, where he released his first twelve-inch and developed his dj and producer skills, came in the late 90´s with the desire of embracing other styles. House music became his main inspiration.

His vision and his style, both clearly reflect his origins, very percussive and tribal, and early 2000, with his musical productions, has been truly noticed and acclaimed by some of the biggest house names in the scene such as Tony Thomas,
Tom Stephan, Grant Dell, Terry Francis, Nathan Coles, Layo, Circulation, Justin Drake from Peace Division, and also by the Uk´s main dance press like Mixmag, Jockey Slut and Dj Magazine.

In the beginning of this century he builds a production studio in London, and materializes two important projects: 4Kenzo Recordings and Digital Distribution with dj Token Pace.

The dj work increases in this period and he plays in important clubs such as Rex (Paris), Ultimate Base (London), Gas (London), The Cross (London), Locomia (Albufeira), Kremlin (Lisbon), Alcantara Club (Lisbon), Decadance (Belgium) among others.

In 2003, MastikSoul starts strong with 4Kenzo recordings and with a release on Difference records entitle “South Tribal Ep.”, international recognition soon arrived.

“South Tribal Ep.” Was licensed to TV show in UK and was supported by many acclaimed djs.

In 2003, MastikSoul licenses a track entitle “I believe”, to a compilation mixed by Eddie Richards for much acclaimed club Fabric in UK.

Works increases and MastikSoul starts new label Moxi Records with is fellow tribal guru Tony Thomas.

With support of djs like Carl Cox and Tennaglia to name a few
Moxi records becomes a world reference.

[Tboyo]

JUST ADDED TO OUR LINE-UP...



NATHAN COLES (FABRIC Resident, WIGGLE)

Resident at the prestigious superclub FABRIC in his hometown, London, Nathan enjoyed his musical journey at such seminal clubs as SPECTRUM at HEAVEN and the SUNRISE parties where the first generation of House Music entranced a whole generation. Nathan was there at the very beginning, ready to make his mark. Armed with a 10000 watt grin, and almost superhuman reserves of stamina, Nathan bumped and hustled his way into the hot, humid netherworld of the warehouse party scene, and in alliance with Mr C launched the legendary RELEASE parties. it was in 1994 however that he really cemented his lofty position in House Music's Hall of Fame when he and Terry Francis begun the infamous WIGGLE parties, and in the process, gave birth to musical movement now known as TECH-HOUSE. WIGGLE'S far-reaching reputation was officially recognized when it was nominated for "BEST UNDERGROUND CLUB' at the MUZIK MAGAZINE SAS awards.

In this respect Nathan can justifiably be called a musical pioneer, having spent the last 15 years as a kind of roving ambassador of Tech-House, laying down rapturously-received sets of loose-limbed, funk-fuelled House in an array of venues all over the world, such as: Space, Pacha, Bora Bora, Underground (Ibiza), D Edge and Lov E (Sao Paulo), Mint(Buenos Aires),The Milwegg, Stalker, Now Wow, Impulse, The Caves & Ofcorso (Holland), The Zouk(Singapore) Aria(Montreal), Folis Pigalle, RedLight , The Rex & FatKat (France) The Roxy & Summer of Love(Czech Republic) The Bomb, Turnmills and of course Layo and Mr C's club The End(UK)... to name but a few.

Nathan has also aquired a reputation as an excellent producer, having built up an essential portfolio of House and Breaks releases on labels such as Loaded, Visitor, Plank, 10 Kilo, Household, The End, Eukahouse and Funk'd (offshoot of Jamayka), picking up critical acclaims such as'Essential Release of The Month' for his and Nils Hess's"Get Fucked' albums. He has worked with the best, such as Mathew Bushwaka! Nils Hess, Asad Rizvi(Two Right Wrongans), Gareth Oxbey and Terry Francis. And remixes for Hardfloor, Kurtis Blow, DJ Pierre and most recently the acclaimed Will Saul track 'I got rhythm' reaching no. 3 in DJ Magazine's Breakbeat charts and appearing on his new album “Give me a Break”, on 10 Kilo.Having recently built a studio at his home in London, and on his 4th release with his new label “Is This”, Nathan thankfully shows no signs of slowing down. Like a fine wine he surely gets better with age, where his ability to read a crowd, taste in music and flawless mixing abilities never cease to amaze and astound.

THE INFAMOUS SMOKE & MIRRORS PARTY...