a nite at STRAWBERRY SUNDAe Round I & II

Recorded live from Strawberry Sundae Birthday, Leake Street, London 28th May 2022 with DJ Jay King

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JAY KING - STRAWBERRY SUNDAE

All the mixes from our 30th Birthday event at KOKO London in September 2023.

Graham - Peach - 30th Birthday - 9th September 2023 - KOKO

11pm-12:00am: Live at PaSSion ClaSSics Jan 6th 2024

John Kelly. 11pm-12:00am: Live at PaSSion ClaSSics Jan 6th 2024

1.Scott Mac – Damager 02
2.Paul Maddox – Synthosaurus
3.Eruption (6) – I Feel Free (DJ Choose & F's That Mucho Remix)
4.Wid & Ben – Absolution
5.Rob Tissera & Nathan D'Amour – Bring The Lights Down
6.Lost Tribe – Gamemaster (Lee Haslam's Tidytwo Remix)
7.BK & Tom Harding – Raucous
8.Lee Haslam – Retrospective
9.Tony De Vit – Give Me A Reason (Guyver Remix)
10.DuMonde – Human (Lee Haslam Remix)
11.Mark Gray – Why Am I?
12.Stimulator – Play (Paul Maddox Remix)
13.Stimulant DJs – Legitimate Sounds (Paul Maddox Remix)
14.BK & Andy Farley – Accelerate

Resonate 3 – The Brutal Sound Of Hard Trance Mixed By Guyver - CD1 - (2003)

1.Club Caviar – I Wish
2.Cheap Emotions – Battle Trance Galaxia
3.Ralph Novell – Wrong Love (Alphazone Remix)
4.Ron Van Den Beuken – Timeless
5.Steve Hill – Alone
6.Stimulant DJs – 2 Da Rhythm (Lee Haslam Remix)
7.Enermatic – Mastermind
8.Nick Sentience – Essence
9.Euphony – Carte Blanche
10.Steve Blake – Expression (Lee Pasch Remix)
11.Ceylon – Immortal (Alphazone Vocal Mix)
12.Phil Reynolds & The Coalition – World Of Doubt
13.Barely Legal – The Future (Guyver Remix)
14.Billy "Daniel" Bunter & A Project – Can't Wait (Lee Haslam Remix)
15.Lee Haslam – Here Comes The Pain (Euphony Remix)

Resonate 4 The Brutal Sound Of Hard Trance Mixed By Lee Haslam - CD2 - (2004)

Jay King live at STRAWBERRY SUNDAe 30th Birthday 18 May 2024

A Nite At STRAWBERRY SUNDAe Round II Disk 2

A Nite At STRAWBERRY SUNDAe Round II Disk 1

A Nite At STRAWBERRY SUNDAe Round 1 Disk 2

A Nite At STRAWBERRY SUNDAe Round 1 Disk 1

Amnesia is a nightclub on the Spanish island of Ibiza. It opened in 1976 and won the title of Best Global Club in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2011 at the IDMA Awards in Miami.The club is located close to the village of San Rafael on the highway between Sant Antoni de Portmany and Ibiza Town.

History:

The so-called Main Room of Amnesia in 2012
The finca (country house) that would become the Amnesia nightclub was sold in April 1970 by the Planells family, who had inhabited the house for five generations, to a widow from an aristocratic background. In May 1976, the widow signed a five-year lease on the house to Antonio Escohotado, a Madrid-born philosopher who had arrived on the island five years earlier to start a new life.

Ibiza, which had become a destination for tourism in the 1950s, was in the 1970s a hive of counterculture and idealists. Escohotado sought to turn the old farmhouse into a place for hippie bands and culture. He launched a discotheque named El taller del olvido ("The Workshop of Forgetfulness"). He wanted to express that when people go out at night it is to forget their problems and indulge in an unknown world far away from ordinary routine. However, co-founder Manolo Sáenz de Heredia proposed the Greek word Amnesia. Initially, admission was cheap, 25 pesetas (equivalent to 1.74 EUR now) including one soda or beer. There were no access restrictions. Escohotado was not interested in the commercial operation and left after 8 months. The dance floor was in the open air and sessions lasted until 12 or 1 pm.

In 1978, Ginés Sánchez, a manufacturer from Madrid, took over Amnesia. Unexpected closings alternated with summers with capacity crowds in competition with the other discothèques, such as Ku (now Privilege Ibiza), Pacha, Glory's, and Lola's.

In the 1980s, Prontxio Izaguirre took over Amnesia, changing its theme to dance music, a mix between pop and funk, and hip hop. Freestyle mixing was permitted, house was about to take over, and Balearic Beat was invented by DJs such as Alfredo Fiorito. In 1984, the drug of choice at Amnesia was mescaline from Valencia. In the late 1980s, the routine circuit was:

Until 3 am, the bars at the port.
Until 5 am, Pachá.
Until 6 am, Ku.
Amnesia.

On 22 June 1991, Amnesia reopened under MFC management. The clubs of Ibiza began to gain international fame. In the mid-1990s, Ezna Sands brought UK promoters and labels, including Joseph Mullen, onto the Balearic Island and into Amnesia. The island, once merely a destination for holidaymakers aged 18 to 30, became a mecca for dance music enthusiasts. While earlier, each club had a personality, now the parties depended on the theme or the hired DJ. In July 1995, techno parties were brought from Germany.

The club expanded, increasing its bars from four to 16, and growing from a staff of 30 to a summer workforce of more than 200, including waiters, go-go dancers, security, and administration staff. As of 2003, the venue had a capacity of 5,000 people and is divided into two areas: Main Room and Terrace.

Since 2005, Amnesia has been run by the Liverpool nightclub Cream, created and founded by Joseph Mullen in 1995. Mullen sold the brand to Cream UK for £4.8 million and retired from the music industry.

In the 2010s, the government of the Balearic Islands promoted luxury tourism.

The club hosts Cocoon, a party by Sven Väth. The club has also hosted popular nights such as La Troya Asesina.

Over the years, the club hosted DJs and live performers such as Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Debbie McGee, Alesso, Marshmello, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Steve Aoki, Eric Prydz, Sigala, Sigma, Jonas Blue, Sonny Fodera, Gorgon City, Faithless, Chase & Status, Pete Tong, Fatboy Slim, Duke Dumont, Danny Howard, Philip George, Regard and DJ Fresh.

Armin van Buuren Live @ Amnesia, Ibiza Spain 03-08-2004

TT. 3pm till 4pm. House Set. LIVE at Fantastic Plastic Vinyl Only November 2nd 2024

Turn It Up (Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Mix)

This first VA from ROX Label is born from our deep love for music.
It’s a pulse of passion resonating through every frequency of the record.
A beginning that opens a new path, filled with timeless sounds.

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PREMIERE : Gabriel Engel - Call me back

keygen fantasy

Electronic Dance Music Producer

eigenspace interest in electronic dance music goes back to 1981 when he was one of the Steve Strange's Blitz crowd and first saw Paul Oakenfold in Rumours, Covent Garden in the early 1980's.  At this time he bought himself one of the first music computers the Yamaha CX5M and together with a RX7 drum machine he started experimenting with programming music.  

A dance music fan from the early days eigenspace spent the 1990s travelling the length and breadth of the UK attending events by the likes of Fantazia, Slinky, Godskitchen, Gatecrasher, Essential, Sunrise, Cream, Global Gathering, etc. as well as being a regular on the London club scene at Strawberry Sundae and Sunnyside Up.  In the nineties eigenspace invested in a Roland MC-505 and Quasimidi 309 which he further experimented with programming. It was in 1997 that eigenspace heard tunes like "For An Angel" and "Out Of The Blue" which introduced him to his great love in electronic music - the trance genre.  

During the 00s eigenspace moved to computer software to make music.  He started with Propellerhead Rebirth and upgraded to Reason. He now uses a combination of Cakewalk Sonar, Apple Logic, Ableton Live and Propellerhead Reason.  He has developed his trance syle and produced a debut album in 2011 “Dancers At The End Of Time” and is now releasing the EP “Indian Summer” in 2012.


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