Camouflage 009 Holiday Special this Tuesday @ Bar 13

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Now at our new and improved venue with twice the size and more sound than the previous location. More space, more bass!! Two floors of music once again. House and more on the first, and Jungle/Drum & Bass on the second. We also have a third level which is an open air roof deck where you can chill out, grab some fresh air, or have a smoke.

Tuesday Dec. 22nd, 2009
Pre-Holiday Bash

GENR8 (Big Riddims, Bad Taste, P51, Nvision, Basshead, LA)
1:00am-2:00am

www.myspace.com/djgenr8

Rene Reyes aka GENR8 is a man of many guises. He has been an integral part in several production power houses throughout the years and today continues to push the boundaries of electronic music production. Rene started out djing in Miami for several years before taking aim at producing, and has been passionate about primarily drum & bass production since. Back in 2004, Rene started production duo Alliance alongside pop music producer The Illfactor. The same year, they won a remix competition put together by Intercom Records for which they released their first single "Jive". Alliance went on to release several dance floor smashers on labels such as Incite, Nemesis and Cymbalism.

The year 2005 was a big one for GENR8 and his Alliance project. Alliance was picked up by Dieselboy’s Human imprint for a ground-tearing dnb remix of dance icon BT’s “The Great Escape". The remix was later included on a compilation titled, “The Human Resource,” which debuted at #14 on Billboard's Electronic Album chart. Around the same time, Rene caught the attention of Vegas and Maldini from legendary dnb group Bad Company. They quickly picked him up for the first two compilation releases on the now well established, Bad Taste Records.

Based in Miami at the time, Rene was invited by four-time world champion turntablist DJ Craze to collaborate on some tunes for his new dnb label, Cartel Inc. Out of those sessions he released two songs alongside Infiltrata (12th Planet) and Craze himself. In 2007, GENR8 teamed up with South Africa’s darkchilds Counterstrike for a melodic, but deadly track that caught the attention of famed US glitch'n'bass mob, Evol Intent. The tune was released later that year on their on imprint, Evol Intent Recs. GENR8 was also highly influential in the success of another production project known as The Chosen. Under The Chosen, he has had releases with reputable labels such as Habit, Nemesis and recently Ohm Resistance.


SST (Apparatus, Ohm Resistance) 2:00am-3:00am

www.myspace.com/stereostormtrooper

Stereo Stormtrooper (SST) is a forward thinking & innovative electronic music producer. Although mostly known for his drum & bass work with releases on labels such as Ohm Resistance, Nemesis, Cymbalism, Habit, & Apparatus Recordings his creative output cannot be confined to one genre. After years of releasing music as the production team The Chosen along side Genr8 and long time partner Glitch he branched out on the solo route to expand his production into other areas including Dubstep & Breaks. He relocated to Brooklyn, NY in 2007 and started releasing music on his own label Apparatus Recordings. The label saw lots of action in 2008 with releases from SST, Glitch, The Chosen and other artist from around the globe. Soon after he linked up with one of the top U.S. labels Ohm Resistance to release The Chosen- Faith of the Fallen backed with SST & Glitch- Let it Bleed. SST is currently in the studio putting final touches on his debut solo album set for release in early 2010 on Ohm Resistance. The album is titled “Stepping Through Shadows” and is an onslaught of progressive beats and sounds that cover break beats from various tempos. Also expect to see collaborations with J Messinian, Submerge, & Glitch on this release. So keep your ear to the ground cause SST’s got all your dance floor needs covered.


WINTER (Taciturn Records, Testpress Digital) 3:00am-Closing

www.myspace.com/djwinter

With her passion for entertaining and love of dance with an urban sensibility, Winter refined her style of dark & melodic drum and bass through her residencies at well-known weekly parties in the NYC area. She has been featured in numerous publications including the NY Post, TimeOutNY, 1-42 Magazine and Teen Voices Magazine. As a co-founder of SisterNYC, Winter helped to develop & gain exposure for the talent of the all-female crew of DJs, producers and vocalists. She's also competed in several DJ competitions, namely the Numark/Women Who Rock magazine competition as well as Iron DJ, held at NYC's The Frying Pan. She was also featured in a music documentary by Julie Covello titled Prohibited Beatz (http://djshakey.com/prohibitedbeatz). Winter has rocked clubs and dancefloors with prominent DJs and producers across the world, chiefly in Berlin and the US. She continues to DJ as well as do production work with Taciturn Records and in the future with Testpress Digital and others...always on the move!


Plus weekly resident Drum & Bass DJ:

CHRISTIAN BRUNA (Camouflage) 10:00pm-1:00am

www.myspace.com/christianbruna

Week after week in the Big Apple, Christian turns up the latest upfront Drum & Bass, including exclusive tunes sent to him from all over the world. He is the only D&B DJ in NYC to hold a weekly residency for almost thirteen years.


First floor special guest playing House...

JOESKI (Maya, Tango, Siesta, Elektrik Soul, Hooj Choons)
12:00am-2:00am

www.myspace.com/joeskidj

Raised in Corona, a large Spanish area in the borough of Queens, New York, Joeski started playing house parties in 1989. He got a break in 1991 when promoters booked him to play at the Wunder Bar, where his smooth sets brought applause from across the board.

Over the next few years Joeski began to build his name in his home city at a range of clubs including The Limelight and NASA. It was during this time that he got into the rave circuit, hooking up with DJ Keoki to play at Save the Robots, the East Village’s infamous after-hours club. As founder of The Chocolate Factory, Joeski’s profile rose dramatically. At the start of the early ‘90s Joeski’s DJing started to take him all over the world before he finally settled into a new Friday residency at the famed Roxy Club. His residency was for the club’s ‘Together’ night, where Joeski would play alongside the US’s finest DJ’s including Danny T, Little Louie Vega and Roger Sanchez. The high-profile Roxy residency meant a flood of dates for gigs all over the US and an additional residency at Groove Society in Montreal.

Back in New York, Joeski built his own studio in the late 90s, working hard to hone his production skills. In 2000, ready to explode onto the scene, Joeski came roaring out with a series of tracks and remixes on Siesta, Junior Boys Own, Ministry of Sound, Tango, Electric Sol and more.

Joeski was then inspired to launch his own label. Maya Records has over 30 releases of quality house grooves. The first release “Hustler’s Revenge” was an immediate hit and continues to sell to this day, and DJ Chus from Chus and Ceballos created “El Amore” another huge hit for the imprint. Coming up in 2009, the next big release on the label is “3ski” a collaboration including 333 aka Paul Slater, Joeski and Steve Smith the vocalist from Dirty Vegas.

Throughout the 2000s, his originals and remix work have been well in demand, with Joeski remixing the likes of the Sneaker Pimps, Dajaé, Delacy, Dirty Vegas, Medway, DJ Sneak and more. He’s appeared on such labels as Hooj Choons, NRK, Ministry, Stealth and Junior Boys Own.

Not only does Joeski have many great solo works, but he has participated in several well regarded collaboration projects. 6400 Crew included Joeski, Onionz, Hipp-e and Halo with big hits appearing on Tango, NRK, Maya and Siesta. Joeski has also collaborated with DJ Chus, John Creamer and Stephan K, Steve Smith from Dirty Vegas, and most recently Matthias Heilbronn.

Maintaining a busy touring schedule, Joeski has played throughout the entire world including Asia, South America, Eastern and Western Europe, The Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand. He has regular destinations in Greece, UK, Portugal, Colombia, and Mexico, including residencies in Barcelona and at Stereo in Montreal.

Growing up in Brooklyn and coming from a family of latin musicians, Joeski was influence by the vibe NYC city block parties with percussion and people dancing in the street. It’s Joeski’s mission to bring that feeling of joy, fun and letting go to the dancefloors throughout the world. Get ready for a unique and captivating experience with DJ Joeski.


Plus weekly resident House DJ warming up the night:

TOMMY ETZI (Sushi-Bass, Camouflage, Tommyetzi.com)
10:00pm-12:00am

www.myspace.com/tommyetzi

Tommy Etzi coming from the rust belt city, Pittsburgh, PA. then moving to Brooklyn, New York in the late nineties. Networking and building relations, Tommy gained early status in the competitive New York City dj circuit. Playing a techno, house, progressive sound while pushing the most cutting edge dance music made him a crowd favorite. Tommy's current residencies include Sushi-Bass every other Saturday and Camouflage every Tuesday. Taking piano and studying music, Tommy is working hard on expressing his sound through production. Having digital releases in 2008, look out for Tommy Etzi to obtain national and global levels.


Rolling right every Tuesday night @ Bar 13
35 E 13th Street, NYC 21+ with ID, 10pm to 4am
Recession Special: FREE entry before 11pm, 2 for 1 drinks from 10-11!!
Door Cover: $7 before Midnight, $10 after (Excluding Special Events)
www.camonyc.com
 
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