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roll call : Steve Porter @ TIL - fri april 7
TONIGHT! 
What, no roll call as yet? Surely some of you will be going to this!
(edit: oh, I just saw the upcoming events section.)
The list (so far) -
In -
5hiftn6ears
Allegory +1
DJ_Ampz
Floorwhore
jon jon
nadezhda
psyrel
Sean Cassidy
shanny
thesauce23
tribalsoundz
Probably -
Cuzo
Maybes -
Orko
Not anymore (but ppl are trying to convince them) -
mindspin +2
sorry PR > TiL
booyyaakkahhh
someone say steak????
I'll take a PORTERHOUSE please!
medium rare - with a side of chunky beats!
WOOOOOOT!
one of the hardest working dj's in miami this year.
won't be checking him out this time tho.
oh shits.
i totally forgot about Porter at TiL 
crap gonna hafta miss it
some recent steve porter goodness:
02-steve_porter-kiss_100_guest_dj_mix-sat-04-02-2006
Luke Fair & Steve Porter Live @ Involved Space Miami 28.03.2006
wish i could go... real happy beats
where did u get the steve porter @ space set...
can u send the link please!
I really want to go to this.
Is this style code business till in effect at TIL?
Ill be there, unless steve bails on me for drinks again. then I wont. lol.
Ampz
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| Originally posted by Orko I really want to go to this. Is this style code business till in effect at TIL? |
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| Originally posted by milos some recent steve porter goodness: 02-steve_porter-kiss_100_guest_dj_mix-sat-04-02-2006 Luke Fair & Steve Porter Live @ Involved Space Miami 28.03.2006 wish i could go... real happy beats |
I will be there, despite having to work then next morning.
steve porter - kiss 100 FM (april 2nd 2006)
http://tinyurl.com/q4prq
I don't have the Space set, so yeah, a link for that would be very nice indeed!
I will be there, despite having to work then next morning.
Porter article from today's now magazine.... it's also featured as the best pick in Eye magazine too..
TOMORROW WILL ROCK!
http://www.nowtoronto.com/issues/20...usic_vibes2.php
Porter's night
Steve Porter gets off on mixing genres
By BENJAMIN BOLES
STEVE PORTER with BRAD COPELAND and SYDNEY BLU at This Is London (364 Richmond West), Friday (April 7). www.thisislondonclub.com
Steve Porter sounds surprisingly alert considering that the Miami Winter Music Conference just wrapped up a few days before this interview and he's still on tour, preparing for a gig in Boston later that night. The annual festival is a week-long party when most of the big tracks of the next year are broken and all the main labels do their best to sell their upcoming catalogues. "It was really reassuring to see that all the hard work we put in over the last year paid off," Porter says of his own WMC event. "That raw electronic thing that we've been calling electro was definitely the predominant sound this year all over the place. There was also a bit of a shift because there was way more hiphop than in previous years. They've been trying to broaden the appeal of the conference to make it more financially successful."
Porter himself doesn't specialize in that 80s-influenced electro-house sound, but his range is wide enough that some of it will likely find its way into his crate. He was initially known as a progressive house DJ and producer, but has slowly carved out a more open-ended niche for himself over the past few years.
"I call it the four food groups of dance music: techno, trance, house and breaks. Mixing between genres can create a bit of an ugly child sometimes, but I think it makes for a more interesting party. If I'm getting paid all this money to DJ, I don't really feel comfortable just standing there sipping a cocktail � I like to keep busy up there."
That attention-deficit-inspired approach is showcased on Porterhouse, his new mix CD, which crams 26 tracks onto one disc. It's kind of the opposite of the prog stereotype, which many complain is full of long songs that don't go anywhere. Porter edits the tracks down to his favourite sections and then pieces them together in a surprisingly fluid way. He describes it as a family affair, since most of the tracks come from producers he's friends with, and he also stacks the disc with eight of his own tracks and collaborations.
"The producing and DJing have gone hand in hand for me. I feel most comfortable when I'm DJing my own tracks. I don't think I'd feel as legitimate if I didn't have my own songs to play." the end
NOW | APRIL 6 - 12, 2006 | VOL. 25 NO. 3
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| Originally posted by ChemEnhanced sorry PR > TiL |
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| Originally posted by jon jon bahahaha anyways... |
yup
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| Originally posted by jon jon yup |
Hey listen, he's the one who felt the need to compare in the first place...
I agree, they are hardly comparable, hence my "bahahah"
fuck i want to go see steve porter so fucking bad.......
But im gone this weekend
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| Originally posted by jon jon bahahaha anyways... |
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| Originally posted by jon jon Hey listen, he's the one who felt the need to compare in the first place... I agree, they are hardly comparable, hence my "bahahah" |
With the number of people blown away by Porter at the last ultra spin, its amazing the roll call is so small.
TiL must have pissed off a lot of people. So sad, because I wanted to go and now I'm not so sure.
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