112 BPM Edit of 'Deekline, Ed Solo & Million Dan - Reload (Revolvr Remix)' that we did for our sets, love your balls! Grab it while you can it might not be here for long...

Deekline, Ed Solo & Million Dan - Reload (Revolvr Remix) (HKPP 112bpm Edit)

Remember when going out used to be fun? Do you prefer dancing to posing? Does your idea of dressing to impress have nothing to do with designer labels and everything to do with finding a gorilla costume in the perfect shade of purple? Bored of identikit ‘edgy’ nights called Fraktion, Elastik, and other ironically misspelled words? Well despair no more because THE HONG KONG PING PONG CLUB is here to restore your faith in the weekends!

During the late 00’s in the farthest flung reaches of the South West a group of friends were brought together by a mutual love of good music. With roots in Funk, Hip Hop, Big Beat and Breaks they had a no holds barred attitude
to their tune selection, playing a multi genre smorgasbord each bringing their own flavour to the mix.

Refusing to be pigeonholed and taking inspiration from nights like ‘The Heavenly Social’ and ‘The Big Beat Boutique’ ‘The Hong Kong Ping Pong Club’ was conceived. They rapidly gained a loyal party loving following at their spiritual home and residency ‘The Watermans’ in Falmouth and were soon playing host to the great and good within the scene.

Thrusting themselves in to the limelight with the infamous ‘Mixtape’ series the next logical step was to take the show on the road and bookings for booths in clubs and stages in fields quickly followed.

They have become a main stay at Shindig Festival, Shambala, Leopallooza and The Great Estate and have recently started to once again promote their own night’s back in Falmouth at The Underland Bar.

They love The Hong Kong Ping Pong Club and if you are inclined to dance like a drunken-hands-in-the-air Viking to bootie shakingly good music you’ll like it too!

I've always been surrounded by music, it is a huge part of my life... Since I have always sum noise bumpin' my mom thinks I can't live without it... She may be right :o) I listen to all kinds of genres from reggae to hip hop to electro, tribal, breaks, dubstep, funk and so on... but for a party, its definitely the bumpin' funky break stuff that gets me goin' ... 

Deekline, Ed Solo & Million Dan - Reload (Revolvr Remix) (HKPP 112bpm Edit)

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