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BIOGRAPHY: Coupling an eclectic taste of music with a distinct love for late nights and grungy clubs, Laces has made a prominent name for himself in the bustling Brisbane scene. Two parts bass, two parts party and a generous dash of old school has made his transition from a slugging, sly bedroom DJ to a master of clubs surprisingly easy. Renowned for his ability to rock house parties like no other in his hometown of Noosa, Jack Cain’s nom de plume has blown the panties off the women and smacked the men into place, all in the most desirable fashion.

Having already supported internationals like Wynter Gordon, Congorock, Kissy Sell Out and Swindle, it’s no surprise Australia’s cream of the crop have already drawn light on Laces stature as one of the true up and comers. Championed as ‘pure dopeness’ by industry legends What So Not, the modest musician has also received love and praise from crew like Spenda C, DJ Butcher, Antiheros and the dance legend himself, Ajax. With all that on his mind, it’s no wonder his weeknights are spent belting out club friendly mashups and working on his original productions, which are sure to see the light of day in 2013.

Having thrown caution to the wind for the duration of his musical career, the future of the Laces moniker is anything but predictable. His ability to span genres and swirl around the musical spectrum means his style is applicable to any and every club night, event or runway. One things for sure though – there’s no stopping this once bearded warrior.

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To simply say Michael Winston is an influential DJ is like saying Keith Harring was an influential painter.  Michael is one of the most influential DJs to have ever lived.  As co-owner of the Powerplant and opening DJ for Frankie Knuckles from 1982-1988, Michael bridged the gap between the end of the Disco era and the beginning of the House Music era.  He was one of the only 10-20 DJs on the planet who were privy to the first House Music recordings and he was one of the first to introduce this newly forged genre of music to the world. 

His DJ career started in 1977 and since then, in addition to the Powerplant, he has played at scores of clubs in his hometown of Chicago, including, but not limited to, Realto’s Tap, COD’s, AKA’s, Medusa’s, The Gallery, Sauers’, Igloos, the Powerhouse, and Lucky’s. Various other locations Nationally and Global.

Michael has also been producing music since the early 90’s and he has collaborated with Darren Brandon from Blak Beatniks as well as the late Riley Evans on the classic House song “Let the Music Use You”.

Further, Michael was a member of IRS (Imports Record Service), a record pool organized through the famous “DJ Only” record store, Imports Etc. in Chicago and also, Michael was one of the founding members of The Black Record Pool.  As such, Michael was partially responsible for coordinating the distribution of  promo copies and “DJ Only” extended mixes of records to pool member DJs.  Thus, in addition to being one of the first DJs to introduce important songs to audiences, he was also responsible for being a tastemaker for Chicago’s other most relevant DJs as the one distributing cutting edge dance music to them.  It is worth noting that admission to most record pools is restricted to the most relevant DJ’s and the Black Record Pool was Chicago’s most coveted pool.

Further, Michael was a panel member for the Modern Dance Music Research and Archiving Foundation’s panel discussion for CIMMFEST’s CIMMCON (the panel series) on Grammy winner Frankie Knuckles’ impact on the music industry, presented as a tribute to him in response to his untimely passing.  Also, Michael performed as the headlining DJ at a tribute to the late Frankie Knuckles presented by the City of Chicago in June of 2014 in Chicago’s Millennium Park. Recently, Michael performed in Atlanta at the Backyard Party hosted by Mikos Jones and Michael also played for RFK’s Pier 31 event. Michael is also a recurring guest on the WNUR’s Arise Radio Show as well their Vintage House Series Show.

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Présent dans l'ombre comme producteur et compositeur depuis plusieurs années, DJ Meech de france a su se démarquer et s'imposer comme jeune prodige de sa génération 
 
Nė dans la culture africaine, éduqué par la street culture, de hip hop comme d’électro et du monde de la science fiction, adepte du boom bap et de l'influence du clubbing, Meech de France a la faculté de s'approprier des atmosphères tout en façonnant son propre univers acidulé autour de beatmaking polyrythmés et de Dj sets prodigieux.
 
Il est résident au Djoon CLUB pour les soirée "THE FOR AN EXCHANGE PARTY" , Dj pour des Battles de danses JUSTE DEBOUT ,  "HIP HOP WARRIOR""SECTION SHOW TIME", after work et festival de musique électronique etc...
Meech' de France est de retour, muni d'une couleur musical affirmé après 10 années épatantes auprès de grands comme Dj JP Mano , Gyverhypman, Abraham Tismé, Saian Supa crew, Damon Frost, Nicky larson, Dj Fab, Dj eddy kent, Tijo aimè, Manoo, Fuki flex, Dj greg gaultier, Mc Dandyguel, Shashu, Teotiwacan etc...
 
 

DJ touche à tout, rap, danse, beatmaker, chorégraphe, Meech, travaille d'arrache-pied et continue d'évoluer, se faisant un nom dans le milieu de l'international, une belle réussite qui ouvre beaucoup de portes à sa notoriété.

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