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Talla2XLC, Victor Dinaire, & Funabashi @ T-NY (4.13.07)
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TALLA 2XLC
http://www.talla.de :: Technoclub :: Dancefield :: Germany
Calling himself an electronica addict, Talla has worked in the music industry for over 20 years. He has earned respect for being the first man to use the term techno to describe electronic music. From being the founding father of the legendary Technoclub @ Dorian Gray (est. 1984), to becoming the most beloved progressive trance DJ in Germany, Talla has received global recognition for his unique brand of powerful and epic techno trance. With performances worldwide, further capturing the emotions of his massive fan base across all continents and residencies all over Germany, Space (Ibiza), Club Glow (Washington DC), Viva (Toronto) and many more. Talla has become the flagship to lead the world further into unchartered territories of this epidemic we call electronic beats. In the early 80s, Talla began his DJ career with the sounds of Kraftwerk, YMO, and Depeche mode. His first projects like Moskwa TV were far ahead of their time and started the legendary sound of Frankfurt. Songs like "Technotalk" or "Generator 7" were powered across Europe and also stormed the American Billboard charts. Even in Chicago, where Technohouse was created, the Moskwa TV tracks were played at the time in clubs and events. He founded the Technoclub in 1984, (from 1989-2000 located in the legendary Dorian Gray (R.I.P) underneath the international Frankfurt Airport). Technoclub is one of the most influential electronic music clubs in the world , responsible for placing many different styles of Techno and Trance on the worldwide map of music. Technoclub played host to many of todays most talented figures of dance music including Carl Cox, Sven Vath, Laurent Garnier, Paul van Dyk, Tiesto and others. Talla has produced plenty of huge tunes, his most successful was "can you feel the silence" which charted on no.14 of the German Top 100 Sales Charts. His labels "Suck me Plasma" and "Tetsuo" were worldwide known for the best kicking dance sounds and inspired plenty of artists. Today Talla 2XLC belongs to the elite group of DJs in Germany that few artists can claim to belong to. He is one of the best selling artists in the country, attending all the major clubs and raves. His international following is also on a constant rise as he performs all over the world and pays regular visits to world class venues. Talla is a true believer of our worldwide movement, someone with clarity of vision and passion for his trade. Take a look at the world through his eyes and see what the future has in store
VICTOR DINAIRE
http://www.victordinaire.com :: Lost Episode :: XM Satellite Radio :: United States
When Victor Dinaire first set foot in the club scene, he was unaware that what he just discovered would become his life's passion. Although he "was always into music as a kid," his excitement for dance music began in the early 90's, when he began throwing parties at New York City clubbing meccas Limelight, the Tunnel, and the Palladium. "It was great working for three nightclubs because I got a taste of multiple different scenes." Driven by his desire to successfully break into the dance music industry, Victor increased his intensity by working Wednesdays through Saturdays at the clubs and spending the remainder of the week 'flyering' the city and organizing events. He submerged himself in the atmosphere, always watching and listening for what pleased the crowd most. "While the crowd was dancing and having a great time, I always observed the people's reactions to the way DJs worked them." Victor especially loved to watch legendary DJ Junior Vasquez during his late nights at the Tunnel, "it was from him that I learned to work a crowd by manipulating key records live and setting dramatic sequences." Victor took on the world of dance music full-force. His interest in electronic music landed him a gig at BMG/Logic Records in 1999, where he did promotion for artists such as Giorgio Moroder, Gloria Gaynor, Danny Howells and La Bouche. In addition to excelling as a promoter, multi-talented Victor was also asked to perform on the Logic label, ultimately kicking off his own career as an artist. Victors landmark first CD compilation, Logic Trance Volume 4, delivered a truly noteworthy beginning as a performer, hitting the top 5 position for three consecutive weeks on the CMJ charts and subsequently selling out. Victor's following CD compilations, "En Trance" on Bonzai Music Italy / Megahit US and Timeless Trance classics: Midnight Sessions, followed shortly thereafter by Morning Sessions, were all also sold-out successes. This New York City native steadily set a firm foundation for his reputation in some of the biggest clubs in New York, across the States and internationally. As a regular at New York City's famed Arc NYC nightclub, Victor gained a devoted following, with the crowd eagerly anticipating his regular closing sets as much as the headliners. From New York to South Korea, Victor has performed for events such as Spundae, Gatecrasher and Godskitchen, and with esteemed artists such as Tiesto, Paul Oakenfold, Ferry Corsten, Blank & Jones, Steve Porter, Junior Vasquez, John 00 Fleming, Sandra Collins, Nu NRG, Johan Gielen, Second Sun, Judge Jules and Matt Darey. Recognizing a demand for easy access to trance music, Victor teamed up with Sirius Satellite Radio to create his famous weekly radio show, Peak Hour. Seeing an opportunity to reach a larger audience, he partnered with Music Choice, showcasing live sets and mixes on his show Resident Nation. Feeling frustrated by a repetitive vibe coming from urban dance culture, ever the innovator, Victor formed Future Progression, "a lifestyle group dedicated to the electronic dance movement." His popular Future Progression loft parties in Brooklyn led to a show of the same moniker on XM Satellite Radio. In his most recent project, Victor partnered up with St. Michael and Kristina Sky in the creation of Lost Episode, a movement that uses all available forms of media on a mission to take electronic music to the level that more mainstream genres entertain. His radio show, re-launched as Lost Episode with Victor Dinaire, airs on XM Satellite Radio, Worldspace Satellite Radio, Music Choice TV, AOL Radio, DirecTV, ETN.fm and Digitally Imported (Di.fm), and is syndicated on fifteen FM stations across the US, including Energy Arizona FM. Victor's radio shows reach well over 80 million homes and cars nationwide, more than any other DJ in North America. Lost Episode also has monthly Club Nights at two of Southern California's hottest nightspots, Avalon in Hollywood and 4th and B in San Diego, featuring world renowned talent, such as the legendary Paul Oakenfold, Ferry Corsten and Blank & Jones. As far as Victor's taste in music, "I love emotional music-something that can be felt. I love to give people a feeling like they have been to a million places when they hear me."
FUNABASHI
http://www.sunscape-music.com :: Armada Music :: Coldharbour Recordings :: Anjuna Deep :: Germany
Tom Porcell aka Thomas Woznik fell in love with electronic music already in the mid nineties. Music was always his true passion and a dream became true when he started to do his own productions back in 1997. After releasing some stuff on German underground labels he had his major breakthrough in 2001 with Norman Bass "How You Like Bass", a massive big room anthem which was released on Ministry of Sound in the UK. This track reached all major dance charts worldwide and with his growing reputation and success he started working with international artists AYU, Alphazone, Brain Twinz, Marc Van Linden, Slusnik Luna and Warp Brothers just to name a few. He is also part of Saltwater, the project resposible for the massive trance anthem "The Legacy", a huge Tiesto favourite in 2003. Ín 2004 he founded his own production company "Sunscape Music" working closely with his new partner Kevin Sieja who shared his passion for deep progressive trance. Together, they became Funabashi.
       
       
Club T-NY
tnewyorkcity.com
240 W 52nd street (between 8th ave. and Broadway)
18+ to enter/21+ to drink
Doors from 10PM until ?
$20 online tickets (on sale soon!)/$25 at the door
Lasers by (more info soon)
Art by Jessica Bates
For info on reduced guestlist and table reservations, contact [email protected]
Online tickets are now available!
CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE ONLINE REDUCED TICKETS!
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| mfelner29 |
| Good stuff m8's! :tongue2 |
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| euphoria |
| Dont think I've been to this place. Pics look nice tho :p |
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| Frequency Mike |
| way to go massive |
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| DJslantzz |
| Strobe and Massive good stuff...like that flyer as well, well done/. |
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| StrobeLifeNYC |
| quote: | Originally posted by euphoria
Dont think I've been to this place. Pics look nice tho :p |
It's a hiphop/rock/mashups venue that we're resurrecting... I was literally awestruck when I walked in and immediately said to myself: "We're bringing trance into this building." |
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| Twilogoddess |
This place used to be FLOAT.
ps: Talla 2XLC- Shine (Stoneface & Terminal Remix) ROCKS! |
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| Frequency Frank |
| I was listening to Lost Episode 72 on XM right before this was posted. Going to be a huge night for sure! |
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| BiG MiKE |
| Talla 2XLC and Funabashi!?!?!?!??!?!!?!?! Definitely going. Cannot be missed if your a trancehead :eyes: :eyes: :eyes: |
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| DJ Eco |
| quote: | Originally posted by Twilogoddess
This place used to be FLOAT.
ps: Talla 2XLC- Shine (Stoneface & Terminal Remix) ROCKS! |
I love the original more, it's amazing... trance the way IT SHOULD BE... anyway, hope to see everyone there, it's going to be a party to remember! |
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| DJslantzz |
| We had Talla come to One14 in Philly early 2006...he played a really tight set, he def will bang it out. |
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| kaykay |
| I can't wait!!!!!!!!! |
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