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For some, it’s more than just music... Jordan Nocturne has been creating and seeking out authentic clubbing communities the world over. It's a connection that started in Belfast where his party The Night Institute is the stuff of legend, with a notorious reputation for throwing riotous parties in pubs, clubs and open-air spaces in the city.

Now he’s taking that unique feeling across the globe to Fabric, Sub Club, Panorama Bar and Pikes, stopping in Australia, Japan, Paris, Amsterdam, New York on the way. A fierce champion of club culture, Jordan runs both the Nocturne and The Night Institute labels, where he curates his vision of the future of club music. As an artist, he showcases his versatility on seminal labels Correspondant, Polari, Permanent Vacation & Gudu dipping into low slung electronics, italo-tinged house and peak time club energy as the mood takes him. Mainstage support comes from the likes of Peggy Gou, DJ Seinfeld, Gerd Janson & Jennifer Cardini, while Nocturne remix duties have taken in everyone from David Holmes and Inner City to Cormac and Django Django.

With energetic & propulsive DJ sets joining the dots between all facets of cutting edge electronic music, Jordan’s versatility sees him equally as comfortable in intimate sweatboxes and big stages. This has resulted in a dedicated following of clubbers has been built off the back of stand-out live sets and timeless mixes for Mixmag Lab, Boiler Room, BBC Radio One & Circoloco.

Whether you catch him in a global clubbing institution or a festival mainstage - one thing’s for sure - you’d better get ready to sweat.

Lubrikant is the new creative umbrella for Casper Clark AKA Volte-Face, a London based DJ and promoter since 2006. Please sign-up to my mailing list to keep up with the new guest mix series, Lubrikate Your Living Room, and all other news.

If you'd like to propose any kind of collaborations, I can be reached via casper@lubrikant.org.

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https://avalonemerson.com/andthecharm

Now one of dance music’s most respected DJs, Avalon Emerson first made a name for herself in the storied warehouse scene of her birthplace, San Francisco, before relocating to Berlin in 2013. Over a decade of performances at the famed Berghain led to appearances at numerous festivals around the world which all cemented Emerson, and her evocative, genre- and decade-spanning sets, as perennially in demand. 

In 2020, she released her first full-length collection: a contribution to the longrunning DJ-Kicks series (which Resident Advisor described as “The sound of a well-honed DJ at the top of her game.”), nestled alongside a steady stream of remix releases for the likes of Four Tet, Slowdive, Robyn and more.

Next up was 2023’s Avalon Emerson & The Charm, an instant classic which saw Emerson exploring her singing voice and more traditional songwriting outside of the boundaries of her dance music work.  Created after a move to New York, the resulting & The Charm album was released to critical acclaim, landing on numerous critics’ best-of-the-year lists.

The stage is now set, then, for her to carve out a wholly unique path, and with the help of new label home and indie giant, Dead Oceans, Emerson is poised to connect her various musical endeavors to create an untouchably rich output of material. First up is Perpetual Emotion Machine, consisting of songs created for her DJ sets, delivered via a living, evolving project and announced ahead of her worldwide tour.

These podcasts are for anyone who is interested in the psychological impact of race on people of colour from a UK Perspective. They feature prominent Black, African and Asian therapists and allies sharing their thinking and psychological concepts.

Connecting club culture to the wider world, on screen and irl through parties, film and video.

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