Ready Made Preview

READY MADE







People who live in London are used to have big parties on a bank holiday. However, that does not necessarily imply “quality”. I have experienced some dramas by getting excited about a massive bank holiday Saturday night and therefore get really disappointed by: a commercial line up for a touristy crowd and a weird atmosphere. Luckily this time we are gonna be able to enjoy one of the best parties of the year with a massive line up, some “music connoisseur” crowd and a wicked soundsystem. Ready Made is coming from the hands of Codekontrol, one of the most awake promotors in town. Featuring Highgrade records, top label in the electronic scene celebrating its 10th anniversary tour, Ready Made counts on Codekontrol own djs as well to make from this night a very unforgettable one. Heading the line up are the Highgrade main brain and owner Tom Clark and the well renowned Daniel Dreier, who is apparently one of the best djs in the Planet Earth. Jens Bond will be also joining the night, togheter with the Codekontrol crew djs: Etain, Monchhichi Boys, Luca Genco and many more…
The infamous Egg in Kings Cross is the chosen place to host such a superb installation.
As I suppose you don’t wanna miss a night like this, I recommend to get there early in order to get some goodies (doors open at 10 p.m) because is looking very busy in all the networks already and at least two thousand people is expected. For the fair deal of £15 on pre-sale you can enjoy one of the best dance experiences of the year. No disappointment. For real.





SET TIMES

Room 1
10.00 - 12.00 Luca Genco
12.00 - 01.30 Fra P
01.30 - 03.30 Claudio PRC
03.30 - 06.30 Highgrade guys
06.30 - 08.00 Etain

+ Garden
07.30 - 10.30 Highgrade Guys
10.30 - 12.00 Monchhichi Boys


Room 2
11.00 - 12.30 Steexon
12.30 - 02.00 Mario Reder
02.00 - 04.00 Alex Bau
04.00 - 05.30 Frino
05.30 - 07.00 Boozandthesheep
07.00 - 08.30 Renato Pezzella
08.30 - 10.00 Krikerz


Room 3
12.00 - 01.30 Classic
01.30 - 03.00 Alpha Channel
03.00 - 04.30 Ahmet Sendil
04.30 - 06.00 Sub Secret


Vicky Horses
Mediakode

Mario Reder Goes Mad This Summer

MAEP 004 - Cutty Sark Ep

Mario Reder

Originally from Naples, Mario Reader grew up playing piano and discovered electronic music when he was 16. He set up a small analog studio and moved to London in 2004, when he started playing at several parties around the city that never sleeps. In August 2009 Mario released “Frederik”, his first EP on the label Menomale records and In October 2009 He Releases Opposite Forces EP
on Minimal Force Records . Now Reder is on the talk again because of his recently released “Cutty Sark Ep” on the London based label Mind Ability records.

“Cutty Sark Ep” is a very serious piece of work which at the same time contains a big dose of humor. Mario Reder has the gift of creating versatile sounds and orquestrated atmospheres. The magnificence of his tunes balances with the funkyness of his rhythm, and for sure is bound to be a big “YES” on the dance floor this summer. The EP contains the original track from Mario Reder plus two other reamixes from Alex Kenji and Roby Mannarini.


The original Master and Commander is a straight to the businnes track: made for big dance floors the sound gets expanded around and fill up the space with strong beats. Perfectly able to work as a bomb in the after hours set or peak time, Master and Commander sounds like a classic tech house hype already!


Next to follow is the Alex Kenji remix. Keeping the same groove but taking away some of the vocals, Kenji makes a slightly retro approach to the original one. Horns and orquestra sounds seem to take us out for a trip on the Balkan countryside. The synths compress themselves into accordion movements, which give a very dynamic texture to the track.


In contrast to Alex Kinji, Roby goes a very different way by slowing up the tempo and adding out of the blue bass lines that makes you feel warm and tingly inside. It works. Percussions sound much more powerful and sexy, the atmospheric vocals and the synths love each other in harmony… Bravo Mannarini!