Littlelewi
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My Digital Enemy are giving away TEN pairs of VIP tickets to Ministry of Sound this weekend! Enter now to be in with a chance of bagging a pair!
Just answer the simple questions below.
What is the name of My Digital Enemy’s record label?
E-mail answers along with your full name to pr@slkassociates.com
Ministry of Sound – Nu Breed
Box:
Arty (Gallery Debut)
No_ID (Gallery Debut)
Fehrplay (Gallery Debut)
Will Holland
103 - House Music All Night Long:
My Digital Enemy
Gavyn Mytchel
Greg Stainer
Loft - TBC
Baby Box - Santo Vida Music
To officially end September, a hot line-up as only we know how. Blooding new talent alongside those cherished headline names, a Gallery debut for Arty is long overdue. Especially after responsible for THE standout performance, at Brixton Academy for Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy 2012 weekender. A stunning UK and London debut, crowned by those famed crossover anthems such as ‘Around The World’ and ‘Mozart.’ Though not to say excelling in these vibrant peak time pieces, indicates Arty is abandoning the trance trail. The Russian’s legacy cannot be ignored, ‘Hope’ back in 2009 giving inspiration to all trance lovers - with its luscious and sweeping synths. Then bang up to date with Arty’s daring remix of ‘Hate Is Killer.’ Evidence enough of this young prodigy’s talent, transforming Moonbeam’s ambient piece into a raging trance monster. So good, Paul Oakenfold handpicked it for his showpiece July Essential Mix. Arty is ‘excellence in the art of sound,’ akin to mesmerising stadium sized crowds with his energetic and engaging performances. A debut not to be missed…
Another debut for NO_ID, who revel in an open minded and wide ranging sound. Shooting to fame after winning the acclaimed ADE 2008 DJ contest, they have fast developed a devoted fan base. A big room sound like no other, which has proved adept in rocking clubbers from Ushuaia Ibiza to Milton Keynes Bowl in 2012. The latter in front of 60,000 strong, relaying a varied production portfolio fitting of the ‘NO_ID’ concept. On Armin’s Armada imprint, the remix of that timeless classic ‘Brainbug – Nightmare.’ Through to the thumping 4/4 rhythm of ‘Sex Sells.’ Snapped up by the dominant ‘Diffused’ label, it’s custom made for the debauchery on which The Gallery is renowned.
Being based in the heart of London, it’s only fair that Fehrplay gets his Gallery nod. Say hello to the ‘Pryda’ family’s newest recruit, now recognised in his own right – after supporting Eric Prydz on his latest album tour. With the Ministry Of Sound leg selling out with weeks to spare, Fehrplay hits Creamfields, South West Four, and Amnesia Ibiza for four consecutive weeks this summer. Then next stop, SE1…
Finally Will Holland, taking it back to pure trance. His ‘Enhanced Records’ label quickly becoming the most consistent for uplifting tunage, or as Mixmag put it - “the label that delivers tune after tune.” Holland’s ear honed after having held residencies for the revered Gatecrasher and Digital Society, he excelled for The Gallery’s 2012 opening party.
10.30pm – Close
Ministry Of Sound
103 Gaunt Street, London, SE1 6DP
Tube: Elephant & Castle
Just answer the simple questions below.
What is the name of My Digital Enemy’s record label?
E-mail answers along with your full name to pr@slkassociates.com
Ministry of Sound – Nu Breed
Box:
Arty (Gallery Debut)
No_ID (Gallery Debut)
Fehrplay (Gallery Debut)
Will Holland
103 - House Music All Night Long:
My Digital Enemy
Gavyn Mytchel
Greg Stainer
Loft - TBC
Baby Box - Santo Vida Music
To officially end September, a hot line-up as only we know how. Blooding new talent alongside those cherished headline names, a Gallery debut for Arty is long overdue. Especially after responsible for THE standout performance, at Brixton Academy for Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy 2012 weekender. A stunning UK and London debut, crowned by those famed crossover anthems such as ‘Around The World’ and ‘Mozart.’ Though not to say excelling in these vibrant peak time pieces, indicates Arty is abandoning the trance trail. The Russian’s legacy cannot be ignored, ‘Hope’ back in 2009 giving inspiration to all trance lovers - with its luscious and sweeping synths. Then bang up to date with Arty’s daring remix of ‘Hate Is Killer.’ Evidence enough of this young prodigy’s talent, transforming Moonbeam’s ambient piece into a raging trance monster. So good, Paul Oakenfold handpicked it for his showpiece July Essential Mix. Arty is ‘excellence in the art of sound,’ akin to mesmerising stadium sized crowds with his energetic and engaging performances. A debut not to be missed…
Another debut for NO_ID, who revel in an open minded and wide ranging sound. Shooting to fame after winning the acclaimed ADE 2008 DJ contest, they have fast developed a devoted fan base. A big room sound like no other, which has proved adept in rocking clubbers from Ushuaia Ibiza to Milton Keynes Bowl in 2012. The latter in front of 60,000 strong, relaying a varied production portfolio fitting of the ‘NO_ID’ concept. On Armin’s Armada imprint, the remix of that timeless classic ‘Brainbug – Nightmare.’ Through to the thumping 4/4 rhythm of ‘Sex Sells.’ Snapped up by the dominant ‘Diffused’ label, it’s custom made for the debauchery on which The Gallery is renowned.
Being based in the heart of London, it’s only fair that Fehrplay gets his Gallery nod. Say hello to the ‘Pryda’ family’s newest recruit, now recognised in his own right – after supporting Eric Prydz on his latest album tour. With the Ministry Of Sound leg selling out with weeks to spare, Fehrplay hits Creamfields, South West Four, and Amnesia Ibiza for four consecutive weeks this summer. Then next stop, SE1…
Finally Will Holland, taking it back to pure trance. His ‘Enhanced Records’ label quickly becoming the most consistent for uplifting tunage, or as Mixmag put it - “the label that delivers tune after tune.” Holland’s ear honed after having held residencies for the revered Gatecrasher and Digital Society, he excelled for The Gallery’s 2012 opening party.
10.30pm – Close
Ministry Of Sound
103 Gaunt Street, London, SE1 6DP
Tube: Elephant & Castle
