BORN AND RAISED IN QUEENS,NY ...NOW RESIDING IN HOUSTON,TX.. FOR THE LOVE OF HOUSE,TECH HOUSE AND TECHNO!

I love music...
eclectically collecting these electronic things I call music

Life is Love
Love is Music
Music is Life

I'm here to take you on a journey into sound...
- JoDo
http://www.facebook.com/dj.jodo
Track record - http://www.last.fm/user/j_____s

This Never Happened is a record and event series created and curated by Lane 8.

Experience the moment. Don’t record it. This Never Happened.

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Bookings worldwide:
marco@futurism.agency
Management:
management@adriatique.ch

✉️ mgmt / row: weska@rodaartists.com
🌐 bookings na: eve@analog-a.com
🗓 bookings eu: alex@miraclemgmt.com

https://weska.komi.io

Swiss duo Fat Sushi is currently making its trademark on the underground clubland by releasing tracks and remixes on some of the most respected labels in the game: Suara, Einmusika, Katermukke, Steyoyoke or Hive Audio to name a few. Being in the industry for almost two decades before the peculiarly named pairing decided to join forces in 2013, you can hear the inspiration of various musical styles in their productions: heavy basslines, uplifting melodies and carefully chosen vocals – from deep house to techno spectrum.

With gigs all over Europe and the US, the past few months have been pretty hectic for the Zurich based guys. But there’s no sign of the cold fat fish slowing down: while constantly hitting the Beatport charts with original productions and remixes for the likes of Fritz Kalkbrenner or Henry Saiz, the guys are also curating their own Fat Wax imprint. Talking about ‘Fat Wax’: being praised by Dancing Astronaut as ‘one of the underground’s most exciting new imprints', the label already showcases an impressive list of artists involved: From Chicago House legend DJ Pierre to balearic vibes from Kyodai to Berlin influences by Marquis Hawkes or UK’s John Monkman.

No surprise, Fat Sushi’s productions get played by the current keyplayers of the Techno & Tech House scene such as Marco Carola, Nicole Moudaber, Maya Jane Coles, Oliver Koletzki, Andhim, Coyu, Lane 8, Einmusika or Reboot to name a few. Or in the words of ‚Pulse Radio‘: 'Fat Sushi ... demonstrate their experience and true talent when it comes to creating progressive, club friendly masterpieces.'

wooden wisdom is what happens when elijah wood and zach cowie play records together.

woodenwisdom at gmail dot com 
elijah: @woodelijah
zach: @turquoisewisdom 


PLEASE SEND DEMOS TO: demo@blacksoulmusic.com
(ONLY Downloadable SoundCloud links will be listened)

Leading regional electronic music (underground house, deep house, soulful, tech house and nu disco) record label. 

The label is established in 2006 and it's owned by Croatia's biggest export in house music Tom Pasanec artist also known as BLACKSOUL / PEZNT. 

Licensing / Publishing: info@blacksoulmusic.com
All inquiries: info@blacksoulmusic.com

Check out www.blacksoulmusic.com for more.

Already making serious waves with productions on labels like Rebellion, Crosstown Rebels, Saved and Bedrock  Alex Kennon has always been surrounded by great music. As a child, he was classically trained on the Spanish guitar and was, by his own admission, “really good!” Playing for ten years, it not only made Alex focused, it also allowed him to be disciplined because he would play at least two hours a day.  Alex was inspired by powerful songs from The Eagles and Led Zeppelin alike. Similarly, the influence of Alex’s father cannot be ignored, not only was his Dad a fan of classic American and English rock bands, he was also introduced to sounds of the era: from Phil Collins and Depeche Mode to Massive Attack. But the biggest influence from his father was soul.   “His first love was Earth, Wind and Fire, funk groups with fifteen elements!” Alex also breathed in fumes from his father’s vinyl collection, which was mainly English rock and new wave. It’s a collection he still has today. “I have a lot of vinyl,” he smiles. “My father used to travel and work with military pilots and would bring records back home. For example, he brought back ‘Disintegration’ [by The Cure] and it was my first electronic love. It shook my brain with music and image.”   
 That emotional, powerful music soon lead him to the house and techno he lives and breathes today: thanks in part to his father’s funk and also down to his own passion for New York and Detroit scenes. Soon, Alex was presenting a show in his own hometown. “As well as Laurent Garnier, I was a lover of New York music and also Detroit, I loved records with acid sounds inside. This is when I discovered Giorgio Moroder.” Alex’s father told him Giorgio was an Italian who was one of the best producers of the 70s, “which is why I admire him. But I also think everybody is a fan of him!” 
And it’s that same Morodor-ish passion that drives Alex Kennon now. Having played at some of the best clubs in Ibiza where he lives (from Ushuaia and Pacha to Destino and Privilege) and like a real globetrotter all around the world, this year Alex’s key releases will see him take everything to a whole new level. And not just in Ibiza, but at festivals across Europe and into America and across Brazil. So far, his productions have been supported by Nic Fanciulli, Kölsch, Solomun, Steve Lawler, Damian Lazarus, Matthias Tanzmann and Tale of Us alike. He’s also been picked up as a producer to watch by Mixmag, who gave Alex’s Crosstown remix of ‘Lay Your Weapons Down’ by Raw District & Fabrice Lig a premiere midway through March, ahead of Alex’s debut for Damian Lazarus’s infamous Get Lost party. A release for Lazarus on Rebellion with Pirupa called ‘Vision’ will also be everywhere by the time you read this.  Finally, we have to mention Alex’s Best Breakthrough win at the 2018 DJ Awards in Ibiza: it was an important acknowledgement from the DJ community, and Alex won in a room alongside superstar winners like Jamie Jones, Adam Beyer and Sven Vath. As for Alex’s sound, that Crosstown Rebels remix really points the way: Alex likes vocals and he likes the sweet spot between house and techno. Not too hard, always groovy. “Between house and techno,’ he nods. “I like the groove. Sometimes I take the risk, we are not like robots. Most of the time I never prepare a DJ set, I try to build a track selection in the moment. Every DJ needs to do that. I always say you should have fun with the crowd.”

For more sets by me please go to:
www.mixcloud.com/neontiger_8

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