Bellevilloise, Paris, Local Time: 22.00 Listen!
Bam Bam Club: Zéphyr Soul Band , Jazz Liberatorz (Live), Trojan Sound System, Damage (Kif Records , FR) , Dj Suspect (BBE & Zulu Nation, FR), Radio SalahStyle: Dub, reggae, soul, funk, jazz, hip hop

A great line up with the best of Jamaican music from the Trojan Sound System (Earl Gateshead, Daddy Ad, Chuckie Banton and Superfour). They have been compiling and archiving dub, reggae, ska, ragra and calypso for over 40 years. Local Jazz/Hip hop group Jazz Liberatorz will perform live. Their influences definitely lie in the jazz greats adding a modern flow to the loops. You would never know that they were from the outskirts of Paris! This is Jazzmatazz, the new generation.

JAZZLIBERATORZ TEASER


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Batofar, Paris, Local Time: 23.00 Listen!
Paramaniac: R-Zac aka Crystal Distortion & 69DB, Auxraus, DJ Daisy
Style: Hardcore

Rote Sonne, Munich, Local Time: 23.00 Listen!
Femal Pressure, DVD Release Party, DJs: Electric Indigo, Zoëxenia (Live), Playlove
Style: Electro, House

What are your thoughts on live streaming of Dj sets and live concerts on the internet?

As someone curious and not as a geek blogger, it’s very tempting to visit clubs via live streaming for several reasons:
To know where you eventually might end up. Both good and bad surprises will be inevitable by definition. It’s seriously handy for this reason.
To re-confirm once again the usual Parisian chat “the nightlife’s amazing over there, not like over here.. bla bla bla”
To increase even more the hours I’m online a day. I am resigned to a geek blogging life. All is well.

Par curiosité et non en geek bloggeur, ca semble très tentant de visiter des clubs via le streaming live pour plusieurs raisons:
Pour savoir où on va éventuellement mettre les pieds. Les bonnes et les mauvaises surprises sont par définition imprévisibles. Là, ça semble sérieusement efficace.
Pour avoir une couleur de ce qui se passe à un endroit précis.
Pour encore affirmer, en dialecte parisien "ça défonce le clubbing là bas, c'est pas comme ici...blablabla".
Pour encore augmenter mon taux de connectivité journalier. Je suis donc en voie de geek blogging life. Tout va bien.

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Sonoteque, Chicago, Local Time: 21.00 Listen!
Minor Figure$: Miles Rayner, Pistol Pete
Every Tuesday Minor Figure$ showcases the best of the local underground DJ scene in Chicago, giving each artist the chance to spread their musical wings and to showcase their own individual styles and abilities.

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Dragon I, Bangkok, Local Time: 23.00 Listen!
DJ JR
Style: Hip hop

Paris Paris, Paris, Local Time: 22.00 Listen!
Live: Paul & Louise, DJ: Pierre Mathieu
Style: Rock/Pop

Batofar, Paris, Local Time, 19.00 Listen!
Concert: Vanilla Sky, Madame Kay, Borderline
Style: Rock/Pop

Vanilla Sky- Italian pop group famous for their rock pastiche of Rihanna’s Umbrella… not the usual Batofar guests.

Vanilla Sky - Umbrella (Rihanna Cover)


Don't miss out this week:
Wednesday 30 April: Trojan sound system @ La Bellevilloise, 69DB @ Batofar, Friday 2 May: Trentmoller @ Café d'Anvers, Plump DJs @ Batofar, Saturday 3 May: Tiefschwarz @ Fuse...

APT, New York, Local Time: 22.00 Listen!
Open at APT: Tony Humphries
Style: House
Tony Humphries, a native New Yorker takes over the APT once a month, playing his own brand of up-tempo soul music. He has become a household name in dance music as the producer of artists such as Chaka Khan, Donna Summer, Jungle Bothers, Queen Latifah and Janet Jackson. His recent remix albums of Billie Holliday and Nina Simone are an interesting new venture. He is undeniably the man who puts the soul into dance music.

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The Endup- San Francisco, Local Time: 20.00 Listen!
Super Soul: David Harnessn Dj Dayzee
Style: Soul, Funky house

Stereo, Montreal, Local Time: 00.00 Listen!
La vie en Stereo: David Morales, Danny Rampling
Style: House

A chance to hear the man himself, in action for one of his legendary marathon mixes. David Morales, DJ remixer, producer and co-owner of Def Mix Productions has become the very essence of House music. Hailing from the streets of Brooklyn he has created his own sound by mixing the urban sounds of his youth with the UK sound he discovered when he discovered the UK scene. He held a regular spot on MTV’s ‘The Grind’ and continues to spin all over the world. He has also worked with likes of Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey and Whiney Houston.
He is joined by UK DJ star Danny Rampling famous for having brought house music to the UK through his weekly Shoom events. He now takes his uplifting house all over the world playing to thousands.

David Morales *LIVE* Toronto Gay Pride 2006


Danny Rampling


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Sutra, New York, Local Time: 21.00 Listen!
DJ Equal, Rob Flow
Style: Hip hop

One6One, Melbourne, Local Time: 21.00 Listen!
Audioporn: Dj Zok, Gavin Keitel, Shane Copal, Dave Owen
Style: House, Minimal

Ten15, San Francisco, Local Time: 22.00 Listen!
Danny Tenaglia
Style: House

It all started in the early 70’s in New York when young Danny bought his first vinyl record and from then on, never looked back. His DJ career began in Miami as resident at Cheers nightclub and five years later he began to remix and produce himself. He moved back to New York and got a residency at The Tunnel and then launched his own night ‘Be Yourself’ at The Paradise Garage where he gave himself the freedom to play exactly what he wanted. This ended in 2004 but Tenaglia wearing his trademark baseball cap, continues to tour around the world spreading the house message.

exit fest 2007 danny tenaglia


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Sonoteque, Chicago, Local Time 21.00 Listen!
Proximity Magazine release party: Paul B Davis (UK), DJ LeDeuce and Logan Bay
Style: House

Batofar, Paris, Local Time: 20.00 Listen!
Darkness Dynamite, Hewitt, Doyle, Sms Crew, My Own Decay
Style: Metal

Hotel Costes, Paris, Local Time, 21.00
Stephan Pompougnac
Style: House, Lounge

What are your thoughts on live streaming of Dj sets and live concerts on the internet?

Generally i think its an interesting idea. of course i know that only a small percentage of clubbers are there just for the music.. so im not worried about people not going out. plus it enables folks all over the world and those who dont (h)ave the cash to go to clubs.

On the other hand, i hate listening to our sets that have been recorded, its like a crap photocopy of the original night with the big sound, smells etc all missing, but thats just my over sensitive opinion.

James Taylor (Swayzak)

Rote Sonne, Munich, Local Time: 23.00 (GMT +1) Listen!
Dubstepper: Skream!
Style: Dubstep

Skream hails from Croydon in London and has fast become a key figure on the local dubstep scene. The track ‘Midnight Request Line’ on the genre’s leading label Tempa Records, has taken the sound out of the underground by getting national radio airplay. He has also brought the rolling bass-line sound into other genres with remixes of rock/pop artists such as Klaxons' ‘Not Over Yet’ remix.

Read a Skream interview here

Skream midnight request line


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Reservoir, Paris, Local Time: 22.30 (GMT+1) Listen!
Veronica Antico
Style: Pop/rock

APT, New York, Local Time: 22.00 (GMT –6) Listen!
Still welcomes: Ron Tren
Style: Eclectic

Lounge, Melbourne, Local Time 22.00 (GMT+10)
Inner City Trash, DJ Chestwig 500
Style: Indie Rock
Every Wednesday night Djs Chestwig 5000 and guests Clitch vs Quirk on rotation mix the best of rock, disco and Indie tunes. This is where the locals let their hair down and pogo into the night.

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APT, New York, Local Time: 21.30 (GMT-5)
Little Ricky’s: Rich Medina
Style: Afro beats

Batofar, Paris, Local Time: 20.00 (GMT+1)
Live Concert : Born from Pain, Out for the Count, Providence, Strike Back
Style: Heavy Metal/Rock