*DEVOTE BASS*
Fr 26.02.2010 * 23:00WMF Club Berlin
Klosterstrasse 44
10179 Berlin
Deutschland
Line-Up:
Cristian Vogel LIVE (Barcelona)
Jens Zimmermann (Frankfurt)
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Bill Youngman LIVE (Berlin)
Mark Hawkins (London)
Hanno Hinkelbein (Berlin)
Scott Robinson LIVE (Stuttgart)
Beschreibung zur Veranstaltung:
BILL YOUNGMAN
It's hard to put a finger on what Youngman does. He has been a soldier of the live electronic music scene since 1994. After countless years of musical training and drumming/guitar work Youngman found his passion for drum computers and analog machines.
Whilst on the search for the perfect beat, Youngman moved to Berlin from New York in 2001 to further his outlook on the experimental techno scene and open up collaboration possiblities. On the way he's worked with and been inspired by musicians such as Jamie Lidell, Neil Landstrumm, Cristian Vogel, and Tobias Schmidt.
He has composed numerous releases for various labels including Null, Tresor, and Scandinavia and all of his compositions are a result of being inspired by the times.
For this artist, recorded material is the platform for expressing mutiple styles and new ideas. This carries over in the live situation as Youngman takes full control. Mashing up user-friendly classical techno feels, mental beat slicing, and keeping the floor shaking whilst combining a new-school, freestyle approach to electronics with mic in hand, verbalizing throughout, is but the only way one can in words described the Bill Youngman live experience.
Although predominately known for his ability to shake any crowd into bits, Youngman has a full plate of collaborations, remixes and record projects (including his own "electrostep" imprint due for early 2010.
HANNO HINKELBEIN
Hanno Hinkelbein is the uncrowned thundergod of Berlin - he started DJing in 1996 and has been developing his style into a mix of techno, electro and distinguished bass rave.
His mixes are carried by a particular rock flavour that derives from his deep roots in metal an industrial. Head of Null Records he makes sure underground techno keeps its face in the new gentrified Berlin. The label dates back to 2000 when he started a new Berlin sound with his technopunk band Aeox which has long become a cult among European technoheads.
These days are long gone now and over the years spent at the Tresor dungeon, Hanno has played himself the reputation of a secret weapon on the dancefloor always keeping a low profile, not releasing record after record but rather making a few tracks count.
After a long break in releasing he has come back with a killer split release with Tobias Schmidt on Uglyfunk earlier in 2009 and a remix of Bill Youngman?s ?Cells Regenerate? on Null Records that made it into the playlists of Marcel Dettmann, Chris Liebing, Housemeister and a bunch of other global players.
His new EP "Three more years" also on Null Records has just hit the shelves and is spinning it's way into the collective councious
Since 2008 Hanno is holding a residency at the KilleKill parties, so go check their dates if you want to have a first hand listen!
BILL YOUNGMAN
It's hard to put a finger on what Youngman does. He has been a soldier of the live electronic music scene since 1994. After countless years of musical training and drumming/guitar work Youngman found his passion for drum computers and analog machines.
Whilst on the search for the perfect beat, Youngman moved to Berlin from New York in 2001 to further his outlook on the experimental techno scene and open up collaboration possiblities. On the way he's worked with and been inspired by musicians such as Jamie Lidell, Neil Landstrumm, Cristian Vogel, and Tobias Schmidt.
He has composed numerous releases for various labels including Null, Tresor, and Scandinavia and all of his compositions are a result of being inspired by the times.
For this artist, recorded material is the platform for expressing mutiple styles and new ideas. This carries over in the live situation as Youngman takes full control. Mashing up user-friendly classical techno feels, mental beat slicing, and keeping the floor shaking whilst combining a new-school, freestyle approach to electronics with mic in hand, verbalizing throughout, is but the only way one can in words described the Bill Youngman live experience.
Although predominately known for his ability to shake any crowd into bits, Youngman has a full plate of collaborations, remixes and record projects (including his own "electrostep" imprint due for early 2010.
HANNO HINKELBEIN
Hanno Hinkelbein is the uncrowned thundergod of Berlin - he started DJing in 1996 and has been developing his style into a mix of techno, electro and distinguished bass rave.
His mixes are carried by a particular rock flavour that derives from his deep roots in metal an industrial. Head of Null Records he makes sure underground techno keeps its face in the new gentrified Berlin. The label dates back to 2000 when he started a new Berlin sound with his technopunk band Aeox which has long become a cult among European technoheads.
These days are long gone now and over the years spent at the Tresor dungeon, Hanno has played himself the reputation of a secret weapon on the dancefloor always keeping a low profile, not releasing record after record but rather making a few tracks count.
After a long break in releasing he has come back with a killer split release with Tobias Schmidt on Uglyfunk earlier in 2009 and a remix of Bill Youngman?s ?Cells Regenerate? on Null Records that made it into the playlists of Marcel Dettmann, Chris Liebing, Housemeister and a bunch of other global players.
His new EP "Three more years" also on Null Records has just hit the shelves and is spinning it's way into the collective councious
Since 2008 Hanno is holding a residency at the KilleKill parties, so go check their dates if you want to have a first hand listen!
Eintrag vom: 23.01.2010
