Movement Sets

Bill Patrick - Beatport Stage @ Movement Detroit 2013

Selective Thrusts 06: Live @ Anthology* 
Artist: Whipnotiq 

*Recorded live at Anthology, an Official Movement 2014 Afterparty presented by Dirty Epic. Anthology took place on May 26, 2014 at The Works in Detroit, MI. 

Together, Dirty Epic joined forces with labels The Bunker New York, Humanaut, Plastic Love, and breakandenter. The afterparty featured performances by Voices from the Lake (Donato Dozzy & Neel), Clay Wilson, Bryan Kasenic, Anthony "Shake" Shakir, Pittsburgh Track Authority, Mike Servito, Humanaut, Plastic Love, Martin Fazekas, and yours truly! This was a beautiful way to end an amazing weekend at Movement and VFTL kept dancers moving with their voodoo techno until sunrise! 

TRACKLIST: 

Dornroeschen - Davis, Dembowski 
Cerca (Murcof remix) - Fax 
Development (Ricardo Mix Dig) - Moritz von Oswald & Nils Petter Molvaer 
The Wall - Chevel 
Zombie Machine (Acid) - Gesloten Cirkel 
Prizma - Etapp Kyle 
Navigate - Akkord 
Latence State - Tadeo 
Untitled - Albert van Abbe 
Cadence One-Native A - Hakimonu 
Paskho (Version 1) - Luke Hess 
Nadsat - Recondite 
Tide (Exium Remix) - Pfirter 
Existence (Kangding Ray remix) - Dadub 
Rotation - Arnaud Le Texier 
Circles - Echologist 
Ur - Cio D'Or 

Note from Whipnotiq: This set is a collection of sounds and styles that I am most inspired by at the moment! I played this set on the outdoor patio at The Works in Detroit and the night was warm and full of good energy. It was truly an honor be part of such a talented lineup of artists...I will never forget that night! Enjoy <3 

ST 06 | WHIPNOTIQ | DJ set @ Anthology (The Works, Detroit)

well here it is - the live recorded set from the best day thusfar of my ridiculous little life - closing the @beatport stage on monday night this year at movement festival.

the original recording i was handed was extremely muddy and very poor quality.  i'm not sure if some raver accidentally dropped the recorder in the river or what?!?! lol... at first listen i thought the mix was totally unsalvageable. but there was so much persistent response from you guys asking about the recording that i had to try and make it happen.  (you guys are the best btw)

i spent countless hours EQing, limiting, EQing, and working all sorts of magic, and MORE EQing to get it sounding the way it does now.  i didn't mess with the flow of the set or anything shady like that - it is exactly how it came out that night.  

its not a flawless mix.  so what.  its live.  im only half robot, half human. it had been a VERY long weekend with a minimal amount of disco naps and only a few hours notice that i was going to fill in for mister boys noize..... excuses excuses :)  whatever. i'm happy.

THANK YOU guys SOOOOO much for all the love. i still feel like the luckiest person alive to have had the opportunity to play this set.  Thanks to my agents and manager and @chuck_flask and @paxahau and my @dirtybirdrecords family and all my friends and techno family from all over the place who were there in the crowd (i saw all your faces) and the people of detroit who have been so fucking nice and supportive....and my friends who were there in spirit.  and all the producers who actually wrote all these tracks. yes especially you. for creating frequencies meant to surround your body, be heard AND felt, and most of all rumble you to the core..... and thanks and praise to the techno gods for making this shit happen.  

so hey ok i got a little bit (super duper) emo on ya.  deal with it. 

i hope the set is how you remember it from that night.  and if its not... well fuck you... i cannot be held responsible for any chemically altered mind-states ;)  i'm just here to promote the music... jesus loves acid.  x -jess



*Recorded Live on May 26, 2014, 10:30pm-12am, Closing Set, Beatport Stage, Movement Electronic Music Festival, Hart Plaza, Detroit, Michigan. USA.



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J.Phlip - Movement Detroit Closing Set 2014

Listen to Bonobo's DJ set at Movement Detroit 2014 (@bonobo)

Photo credit: Joe Gall

Bio:
Simon Green, AKA Bonobo, is an artist very much at the peak of his significant powers. His 2010 album ‘Black Sands’ was the high watermark of his career to date; a masterful record, marrying Green’s inimitable melodic genius to cutting edge electronics, bass and drums. Black Sands went on to sell over 160,000 copies worldwide, and since its release, Bonobo has toured the world with his live band, wowing audiences of thousands at a time with the hypnotic, extended live versions of the album’s tracks. He amassed more than 50 million recorded plays on LastFM and over 300,000 likes on Facebook.

All this comes as the result of over ten years hard work, and five albums that have honed Green’s skills. A born musician, Green – like many artists – expresses himself most articulately via his music. The result is that his work is always keenly felt, and always feels imperative. There are no wasted moments, and always myriad great ones.

It’s tempting to relate Green’s yearning, emotive aesthetic to his upbringing in rural Hampshire. His move to Brighton is also an influence; his skill at drum programming perhaps harking back to his days DJing and producing in the small, musically fertile town. Under the initial guidance of Tru Thoughts’ Rob Luis and at nights such as Phonic:hoop, Bonobo found an early education in music.

His first album – 2000’s ‘Animal Magic’ – was released via Tru Thoughts before being picked up by Ninja Tune. It announced him as a serious talent; able to bring a true musician’s edge to electronic music, with all the freedom that skill allowed. His subsequent albums for Ninja, Dial M for Monkey and Days to Come, developed his sensibility, won him fans across the globe, and saw him develop his live show into a mesmeric re-working of his records.

He also worked hard as a DJ, a part of Green’s arsenal that perhaps truly came into its own at the same time as Black Sands was generally welcomed as his best album to date. 2012 saw Green take the uptempo, club re-edits of Black Sands from a seminal Boiler Room performance in London to dance floors across the world, and unveil a new light show that further enhanced the impact of these stunning songs. A remix album was released featuring reworkings by fans and peers such as Machinedrum, Floating Points, Mark Pitchard, Lapalux and Falty DL.

Later the same year, he finally settled down in his New York studio to write his fifth studio album. Now, in 2013, he stands ready to take things up yet another notch. The North Borders is another long stride forward – both a natural evolution and a continuation of the electronic palette of Black Sands. Thematic, resonant, addictive and perfectly formed, it’s a thrillingly coherent statement piece. With vocal features from no less than Erykah Badu, as well as Grey Reverend (Cinematic Orchestra) and Cornelia (Portico Quartet) it’s another finely balanced body of work, leaving room for the beautiful, rich productions themselves to breathe and shine.

Bonobo DJ Set- Movement Detroit 2014

The Martinez Brothers (@themartinezbros) on the Beatport Stage at Movement Detroit 2014.

The Martinez Brothers - Movement Detroit 2014

Here is one of the most talked about set from #MovementDetroit 2014, featuring Kevin Saunderson (@kevinsaunderson) b2b Seth Troxler (@sethtroxler) on the Made in Detroit Stage! 

Kevin Saunderson b2b Seth Troxler - Movement Detroit 2014

Green Velvet (@green-velvet-1) performing on the Beatport Stage at Movement Detroit 2014

Green Velvet - Movement Detroit 2014

Damian Lazarus (@damianlazarus) performing on the Beatport stage at Movement Detroit 2014.

Damian Lazarus - Movement Detroit 2014

Anybody who has been to the festival in Detroit knows that Monday is the final stretch of an epic weekend. People find the last bit of energy they can muster up and head down to Hart Plaza one more time. 

As I was surrounded by dark, hard techno on Monday night, I took over at the underground stage and went for a slightly more funky and uplifting set that I think was a perfect fit for the final day of the festival. Enjoy!

Live At Movement Festival, Detroit 2014

It was a great afternoon with a bunch of friends and amazing crowd.
Photo Credit: BrianParkPhoto NYC


Catz 'n Dogz @ Movement Detroit 2015

if you were there, it will help to relieve the memories. If you weren't you can pretend you were :-)

Audiofly @ Movement Detroit 2015 (Beatport Stage)

Here is my live DJ set from Movement Detroit, Octopus night.
Thanks for the great party! :)

Jay Lumen live at Movement Festival Detroit US / Octopus Night 28 May 2016

https://soundcloud.com/staceypullen @ THUMP's Made In Detroit Stage - Movement 2016.

Stacey Pullen @ THUMP's Made In Detroit Stage - Movement 2016

@GuyGerber performing on the Made in Detroit Stage presented by @Thump at Movement Detroit 2016.

Guy Gerber - Movement Detroit 2016

Brian Kage Live at Movement Electronic Music Festival at Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan May, 28th 2017.  Recorded with zoom recorder with Technics 1200s, Pioneer CDJs, Roland TR-8, Various FX Pedals, sunshine and sweat!

www.djkage.com
www.michigandermusic.com

Tracklist: 

Brian Kage - Awaken From Hibernation
John Jastszebski - Tea Break (Delano Smith Remix)
Mr G. - G’s Strings
Brian Kage - Migration Pattern
Radioslave - What Happened?
Technasia - Evergreen (Jerome Sydenham Special Edit)
A [Phase] - The Bwiti Initate
Steve Bug - What’s Happened (Rod Remix)
Carl Craig - At Les (Savary Remix)
Slam - Viginti Quinque 
Lady Starlight - E2.2
Ed Davenport - Head Channel
Samuel L Session - Cheap Tape
Kessell - Sensorium
Brian Kage - Limitless
Matrixxman - Protocol 
Adonis - No Way Back
Radioslave - Repeat Myself (Rodhad Remix)
Mr. G - It Dub
Slam - Clap Your Hands
Aril Brikha - Groove La Chord
Privacy - New Wake Trace
Model 500 - Clear
Maxtrixxman - Mainframe 2.0
DJ 3000 - Take Me Away (Truncate Remix)
Kink - Beats
DJ 3000 - Just Work It (Featuring Paris the Black Fu)
Johannes Heil - By Night Three
Eddie Hale - Anomaly 
Underworld - Rowla
Andrei Morant - Falling Down 
Reference (Brian Kage & Luke Hess) - Best Day in Detroit
Josh Wink - Denial
Steve Poindexter - Work that Motherfucker
Hobo - Think and Talk
Brian Kage - Past Echoes 
Brian Kage - Best Kept Secret (Vignette)

Brian Kage is a Techno Producer & DJ born and raised in Detroit.    Kage has released music on Omar-s’ record label, “FXHE,”  Carl Craig’s “Planet-E”, Luke Hess’ “DeepLabs,” Steve Bug’s “PokerFlat,” Rob Modell’s “Echospace,” and many more.  Kage’s ‘DetroitLuv’ record was featured and played on BBC Radio 1’s Essential Mix by Richie Hawtin and Ricardo Villalobos.

Brian recently created a new record label called, “Michigander.”  The first release on the label, Brian’s “The Arc EP” pays tribute to Detroit with it’s uplifting melodic techno style.  “The Arc EP” was also featured and praised on Resident Advisor’s “New Tracks” list.

Kage has also helped co-found the record label, “Beretta Music” in 2002. Beretta has played an important role in helping shape and develop the careers of many internationally respected producers on its roster. Seth Troxler, Ryan Crosson, Luke Hess, and Alex Israel are just some of the talented artists who were first recognized and developed by Brian at their side in the studio.

The best word to describe Brian is ‘passionate.’ From his intense work ethic in the studio, to his emotionally charged DJ sets,  Kage’s strongest attribute is his ultimate love for his craft, the music.

Brian Kage - Movement Detroit 2017 DJ Set LIVE - Pyramid Stage - 5-28-17

Movement 2017 DJ Set

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

Before he took to the stage, Function joked that he needed to crank up the tempo of his set higher than he'd initially planned. It was easy to understand why: he was following AX&P (Adam X and Perc), who'd just battered the crowd with two hours of industrial techno. Armed with, among other things, a TR-909, a laptop, a couple of controllers and a Rane mixer, Function wasn't about to be outdone. He stepped up and delivered a 135 BPM masterclass.

RA Live: 27.05.17 - Function, The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

Due to great demand, MAETRIK's futuristic techno DJ Set in the pouring rain (WET & NASTY!!)  May 27 - 2013 @ Movement Festival DETROIT!!

Maetrik aka Maceo Plex DJset@Movement Detroit 27-5-13

[broadcasted 5/26/13]

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