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DigDeep
SleazEaddict

Registered: May 2002
Location: Toronto, Ontario
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Feb-05-2011 18:23
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jon jon
viva la clubland

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Footwork
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Feb-05-2011 22:11
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Yohan
Champion of Deep&Nu-disco

Registered: Jan 2004
Location: Kitchener, Ont, Soviet Canuckistan
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Review: Lee Foss at Electric Pickle, Miami, 4 Feb
I totally blame Graham for this. If he didn't introduce me to Lee Foss, I wouldn't be here in Miami right now. (Well, winter was starting to really piss me off) 
Electric Pickle is like smaller, loungier version of Footwork. Small club, very intimate. I felt that I'm going to get a proper preview of how Lee is going to play on the 12th.
From the first tune Lee Foss dropped, I was all smiles. It's refreshing, unique style. Best I can describe it as a blend of Jeff Button's proggy sleaze, bit of Jon Jon's diva style and Andrew's more chilled out tech. Also bit like, more laidback, proggier version of Seth Troxler
Don't expect any hard slamming tech that makes you dance your ass off. More like, groove. And jive. I didn't really bust a move, but more like head bobbing, maybe couple of hip twisters, etc. Expect quite a few diva sounding vocal tunes. Expect some warm prog. Expect couple of chin stroker tunes. It's sexy as hell EDM.
And the guy really loves music. Singing along to vocals and being all happy and shit
If you listened to Lee Foss's podcasts, he plays like his radio shows. If you want something completely different from typical Toronto party, check out Lee Foss. I dunno if you'll like him or not, but at least you can say you saw something different.
Don't wanna jinx this, but potentially sleeper party of the year. Deffo looking forward to checking him again on the 12th.
Last edited by Yohan on Feb-06-2011 at 01:04
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Feb-05-2011 22:19
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The Highroller
ad hoc and ad lib

Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Flying over the cuckoo's nest
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| quote: | Originally posted by Yohan
Review: Lee Foss at Electric Pickle, Miami, 4 Feb
I totally blame Graham for this. If he didn't introduce me to Lee Foss, I wouldn't be here in Miami right now. (Well, winter was starting to really piss me off) 
Electric Pickle is like smaller, loungier version of Footwork. Small club, very intimate. I felt that I'm going to get a proper preview of how Lee is going to play on the 12th.
From the first tune Lee Foss dropped, I was all smiles. It's refreshing, unique style. Best I can describe it as a blend of Jeff Button's proggy sleaze, bit of Jon Jon's diva style and Andrew's more chilled out tech. Also bit like, more laidback, proggier version of Seth Troxler
Don't expect any hard slamming tech that makes you dance your ass off. More like, groove. And jive. I didn't really bust a move, but more like head bobbing, maybe couple of hip twisters, etc. Expect quite a few diva sounding vocal tunes. Expect some warm prog. Expect couple of chin stroker tunes. It's sexy as hell EDM.
And the guy really loves music. Singing along to vocals and being all happy and shit
If you listened to Lee Foss's podcasts, he plays like his radio shows. If you want something completely different from typical Toronto party, check out Lee Foss. I dunno if you'll like him or not, but at least you can say you saw something different.
Don't wanna jinx this, but potentially sleeper party of the year. Deffo looking forward to checking him again on the 12th. |
Nice! Did you also check out Mayaan Nidam (a Cuban female DJ)? She was on the ticked and is ace as well.
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Feb-06-2011 02:10
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