Shakti Collective is proud to present the latest up and coming talent of Swedish Progressive/Psygressive Trance scene, Metronome.
Metronome is Henrik Nilsson from southern part
of Sweden. Music has been his main interest his whole life, due to 10 years of classical piano lessons. Since the age of 14, he started to produce music with his old PC. Today Henrik has got a complete production studio, where he produces deep and funky progressive trance. His music is full of energy which shakes many dancefloors across Europe. Metronome released his music on many big complations, such as Monarchie 3 and Battle Royal. Currently he is working on releasing his first 12'' EP and a full-length album which is due to be out very soon.

Some of Metronome's sounds:
http://metronome.yodanet.se/soundclips/orange.rm
http://metronome.yodanet.se/soundclips/primary.rm
http://metronome.yodanet.se/soundclips/too_rough.rm
http://metronome.yodanet.se/soundclips/industrial.rm


LINE-UP

METRONOME (Zma Records/Groove Zone Rec, Sweden) ~ LIVE


DJs

Henrik Nilsson (Metronome)
Shankar (Shakti)
Plan B (Shakti)
Stefan (Elements, Eloko)
Yeb (Cold Groove, BLA)


Great deco
Powerfull soundsystem
Live Projections by Scott Guy


Saturday, March 19, 2005
Tickets: $15 (only avalible at the door)
Venue: 2032 Dundas St. West (between Lansdowne and Roncenswalles - side entrance from the parking lot)

10pm-8am


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Originally posted by Shakti Venue: 2032 Dundas St. West (between Lansdowne and Roncenswalles - side entrance from the parking lot) BOOM

Sounds interesting...what is the venue like ?

This is a very nice and intimate venue. It's got a nice capacity, and judging from the NYE party that we did, it prooved to be a great place to throw a party.

Dope... the swedish psy-prog will whip you fatties into shape

is this Shakti as in Voca Sense?

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Shakti Collective is an organization devoted to developing the local psy/goa trance scene. We do parties around once a month or so and trying to introudce some new concepts into the scene. The actual word Shakti comes from ancient Hindi roots. It is, in effect, a combination of powers of the spiritual being. This combination entails several powers used by the god Shiva for a variety of purposes. I'm looking forward in seeing you at the event, so I could explain you in depth about the essense of Shakti.