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2008.02.17. nightdreamer pres: ANDY MOOR w/Justin Oh & Owen Thomas / O Lounge // Hami (pg. 2)
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| Angx |
Dress Code In Effect???
so no runners or hats??? |
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| Owen M |
| quote: | Originally posted by Angx
Dress Code In Effect???
so no runners or hats??? |
Runners are fine.
No baseball hats...other hats are okay.
No hoodies or athletic wear.
Just don't look like you slept outside of the club waiting for the doors to open. |
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| ItalianPoiSon |
| quote: | Originally posted by Owen M
Dr. Disc sells records, cd's (everything from metal to hip-hop to house), dj equipment & sound rentals.
I suggest grabbing you tickets pretty soon. The first half are almost sold out.
Are you from Hamilton? |
naw bro im from sauga city(hahahaha) i got a few friends that go to mac and have been telling me bout u guys....its almost guranteed we'll be there....wat do u spin bro?....were trying to set up an afterparty at my boys place were suppose to be grabbing cdjs for it...... |
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| exstasie |
Got a Ticket available for this.
Message me if you're interested. |
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| Owen M |
| quote: | Originally posted by ItalianPoiSon
naw bro im from sauga city(hahahaha) i got a few friends that go to mac and have been telling me bout u guys....its almost guranteed we'll be there....wat do u spin bro?....were trying to set up an afterparty at my boys place were suppose to be grabbing cdjs for it...... |
nice! I'll post up a few sets later this week. An early opening set from O Lounge and a mix cd. here's a mix from last summer.
Owen Thomas - "Dirty Girls Play House vol. 2.2 "
http://www.nightdreamer.ca/music/Ow...house_vol_2.mp3 |
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| Owen M |
| the $15 tickets are sold out. There's a limited amount of $20 left...unless you're buying exstasie's ticket. lol. |
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| exstasie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Owen M
the $15 tickets are sold out. ther's a limited amount of $20 left...unless you're buying exstasie's ticket. lol. |
I dunno how much it is lol...
I'm guessing $10...its for TRANCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE though...she's just too lazy to post it on here... |
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| Owen M |
| quote: | Originally posted by ItalianPoiSon
wat do u spin bro? |
this set it tooootally different from the set I posted above
Here's a mix that's a live recording from O Ultra Lounge some time in late December early January (jan 4th I think). It was an opening set and starts off with some pretty chilled out techy music. Once people started showing up (around track 11-ish) the set picks up and moves into some progish stuff.
I've been listening to this for a while, and though i should pass it around. I cut it at 80 mins to fit on a cd....maybe i shoulda made a cue sheet too :S
hope you like it :)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/0cqaag
1. Monogen - Simply Music (Original_Mix)
2. Joeski - Carbibe Elektrico (Green Chili Rerub)
3. Will Saul - Sequential Circus (Gui Boratto Remix)
4. Lustral - In My Life (Rank Amatuer Remix)
5. Anja Schneider - Belize (Original Mix)
6. King Unique - Yohkoh (James Talk Remix)
7. Perfect Stranger - Whats_The_Lineup_Morax_Remix
8. Jeff bennet - Gamma Ray
9. Boris Brechja - white snake
10. Gui Boratto - Mr Decay (Robert Babicz Universum Disco Mix)
11. Jerome Isma-Ae - Phantom - Something On My Mind (D Nox & Beckers Remix)
12. Lustral - Deepest Darkest Secrets (Martin H Minimal Mix)
13. Antix - Blew (Beckers Remix)
14. D.O.N.S. - The Nighttrain_feat. Kadoc (Original Mix)
15. John Dahlback - Everywhere (D.O.N.S Remix)
16. Gorgio Giordano - Intergalactic (Original Mix) |
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| ItalianPoiSon |
| i hered the first set u posted up....sum nice house tuneage.... |
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| Owen M |
ANDY MOOR
Published: February 14 - 20, 2008
http://www.viewmag.com/viewstory.php?storyid=5935
at O Ultra Lounge Sunday Feb 17th
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=8784316974
By Tamara Holmes
Andy Moor always wanted more out of music. As a result, he
currently hovers on the 30 spot of the World DJ Poll and has a
tour schedule more dizzying than a trip through Alice’s much–
loved Wonderland. Beyond solo work, Moor is also a member of
collaborative acts such as Leema & Moor, Tilt and Whiteroom,
meaning that, by the age of 20, he was already hosting sold–out
crowds desperate to hear his production and DJ skills.
“Hard work creates luck in any area of life,” says Moor, fresh
from the Los Angeles–based 50th Annual Grammy Awards where
he was a nominee for Best Non–Classical Remixed Recording for
his full length mix of ‘Angelicus’ alongside Carl Craig, Eric Prydz,
Dirty South and (eventual winner) Benny Benassi. “You can only
get so far in life when luck outweighs the amount of work you put
in. If you are lucky and get to a certain stage in your career, then
you must be extremely lucky to get to the next step. Then, it’s
almost impossible to rely on luck to get to the step after that. I
was lucky enough to be born with an amount of natural musical
and technical ability.
“But I could also have been lazy, therefore getting nowhere if
I just pursued my laziness.”
Moor grew up surrounded by music. A skilled pianist, he also
took to other instruments which he learned to play by ear before
hitting on an unusual choice in high school. “I was the last person
to choose my instrument,” laments Moor.
“The only instrument left was a bassoon so I ended up with that.
My mum encouraged me to play whilst I was young. The first toy
piano was bought for my sister but it wasn’t long before she
realized that I wouldn’t let her get on it. She also encouraged me
to not quit playing instruments in high school but I thought I was
‘cool’ and that no ‘cool kids’ played. We devised a plan where
nobody ever found out and I played after school. Unfortunately,
none of the instruments I play are particularly useful [in my new
production style] outside the orchestra or sound effects area.
“Beyond this, I don’t think anybody influenced my choices. If
anything, they encouraged me the opposite way.”
Moor was on an uphill battle then. With electronic music only
just hitting popularity, he first tried to get his school to purchase
an electric keyboard. Next, he tried getting into studios to try and
watch how it was done. Not much worked and, in the end, Moor
credits the dance music industry — and it alone — for influencing
his next steps towards the genre. Since joining the industry full
throttle, Moor says that not much has surprised him about the
work along the way. “When I first got into the industry, I met
some good people, but also a lot of people who were very
arrogant and you wouldn’t trust them not to take advantage of
you, which they often did. Since I broke away from that side of the
industry, everyone I meet are really amazing. Nearly everybody,
from promoters to other artists, are far fetched from what I would
expect [someone like] George Bush thinks we are all like.”
The biggest and most refreshing surprise about Moor is that
he’s not a self–described perfectionist. With most DJ/producers
admitting to spending hours tweaking minute beats in the name
of flawlessness, Moor insists that his tendencies to behave like
that are few and far between. “Unfortunately, I’m not [a
perfectionist]. At least, not consistently which, being consistent
would take me closer to perfectionism! I am a perfectionist when
it comes to certain details, but then I will get bored or tired on
the next part and rush that [part] through. So, you get a hot pot
of really good, well thought–out sounds combined with something
that I had no inkling in improving. I’m not sure perfectionism
should have a place in music as a lot of the most creative things
come from accidents and the way you interpret those accidental
sounds.”
Since Moor finds himself in a collaborative position more
often than not — through both his side projects and remix
partnerships — it limits even further any desire to be a
perfectionist in production. “Motivation and inspiration,” Moor
affirms when asked what he finds most inspiring about working
under the guise of Tilt, Whiteroom, Leama & Moor, and so forth.
“On my own, I sometimes go off on a tangent in the studio and
it’s nice to have someone there to keep me from doing this.
Working with someone helps me to stay motivated, and bouncing
ideas off each other is a priceless act in improving the working
environment. Working on my own is also nice and I can just go
and get done what I want without sometimes explaining things,
but the benefits of working with someone greatly outweighs
[this].”
This is something Moor intends on vamping up in 2008 with
a recent change in the career landscape. The Grammy nod
coupled with a host of killer sounds on the horizon has seen a
schedule much busier than he had considered. “I had intended on
taking less time touring and more time in the studio to finally get
my solo album finished, but so far it looks like I’m going to be
spending a lot of time on the road again. I love touring and am
obviously grateful for this, but its important to get a balance
between touring and studio work, which I intend on getting right
before the end of the year. I enjoy both [touring and being in the
studio], but at differing times. If I am in the studio, then I’m
looking forward to getting on the road, and vice–versa. I get
equal satisfaction from both.” V [TAMARA HOLMES]
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| breakawayj |
my gf is buggin me to check out this party....I have no idea what Moor spins though..?? House? trance :S ??
someone help me out! |
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| nightdreamer |
| quote: | Originally posted by breakawayj
my gf is buggin me to check out this party....I have no idea what Moor spins though..?? House? trance :S ??
someone help me out! |
Andy Moor has known to play trance.. but expect a heavy progressive house set from him.. don't be shocked if he throws in some trance too. he's a very versatile DJ..
Hamish Campbell will be closing out the night with hard slamming classic house/trance.. from 1998-2008.
see you kids on sunday! |
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