Amsterdam based DJ Flow and DJ Ingy play together as DJs and as a liveact (using real instruments as well as hardware and laptop) called Flowing. Together they run Flowing Productions, the company behind the Club Krang parties in Amsterdam.
From October 22 to 25 our capitol is the stage for its annual Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) again. Beatfreax has created the ultimate online guide to keep you up to speed with the coolest parties and venues during the event.
A.S.S. is hét technofeest van Zoetermeer en omstreken. Vanwege de opvallende en spraakmakende line-ups, mooie lichtshows, mooi zuiver geluid en de ongekende feest-sfeer, is het feest zelfs landelijk bekend en trekt bezoekers uit het hele land!
VERSCH opent het seizoen met een aantal stevige AV acts en elektronische muziek van jonge talenten van nationale en internationale bodem. De Argentijnse Akira, op tour met zijn 8GB, en het Ierse Sin Sin collectief staan garant voor live AV performances.
Where do connections to Detroit, Chicago, New York, Berlin and Paris all emerge? No, it is not the Frankfurt airport because this city is even another part of it. Geographically it might not make any sense but music-wise we are definitely talking about Karlsruhe here. In the little town in very western Germany all these cities influences join forces in the studio of Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Beyer, together forming the duo Âme (speak: Ahm, = French for soul). Their soulful mission to explore far beyond the borders of house music already captured the attention all major peeps involved in present club music. Delivering constant quality with 12"s that are rocking house, techno and broken beat floors alike it seems like a logical move to proceed to the next step of releasing a collection of their winners.
5 years ago Kristian and Frank first met up through Kristians recordshop "Plattentasche" and various gigs in the area. Frank already experienced with his former project Soul FC (release on FSOJ) and Kristian being a scientific music nerd in a positive way, they one day decided to tweak the knobs together. As a third occasional member and to make the circle complete Berlin based Eren Solak is helping out with additional keys and parts of the composition from time to time. Kristian has always been turned on by the voices shouting out of motor city by the likes of Moodyman, Underground Resistance and Carl Craig as well as the New York City Sound of Blaze and Metro Area, whereas Frank's broad spectrum of influences ranges from Chateau Flight, John Tejada over to IG Culture and Jazzanova.
Âme's sound is easily accessible without ever loosing deepness, complexity and a distinct twist. Their inspirations, how diverse they might be, are clevery quoted but never copied. What started of with a B-Side on a Sampler for Soulbrother Dixon's "Off Limits" Series has since then shot off to become a coherent success story. First remix requests from the Trüby Trio, Simone Serritella, Jazzanova, Nigel Hayes and Random Factor enabled the duo to show their various disguises under the rooftop of Deep House. As we speak the story of Âme continues with pushing the boundaries of new sounds, patterns and arrangements.
Off topic (only for the insider section):
Believe it or not the two boys are led by outter space which becomes clear in the fact that on june the 8th they noticed that on almost every cd they are on their tune is always track no. 8, both are born on the 8th and their tunes are always 8 minutes long - ok the last one is not true.
Anyway - dig in and find out for yourself why we love these guys.
Where do connections to Detroit, Chicago, New York, Berlin and Paris all emerge? No, it is not the Frankfurt airport because this city is even another part of it. Geographically it might not make any sense but music-wise we are definitely talking about Karlsruhe here. In the little town in very western Germany all these cities influences join forces in the studio of Frank Wiedemann and Kristian Beyer, together forming the duo Âme (speak: Ahm, = French for soul). Their soulful mission to explore far beyond the borders of house music already captured the attention all major peeps involved in present club music. Delivering constant quality with 12"s that are rocking house, techno and broken beat floors alike it seems like a logical move to proceed to the next step of releasing a collection of their winners.
