I shared a magical all-nighter in Copenhagen with my good friend Nick Warren. We were playing 8 hours of both solo sets and a B2B. This is a live recording of the final 1,5 hour of my closing set Sunday morning. Enjoy.

Tim Andresen - Live In Copenhagen, 21st September 2024 (Closing set after Nick Warren)

    Music is a moral law. 
It gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, a charm to sadness, gaiety and life to everything. It is the essence of order and leads to all that is good, just and beautiful of which it is the invisible, but nevertheless dazzling, passionate, and eternal form.

Plato 

Jerpa (Jernej Pavlič) is DJ and co-founder of Sinergia events and Flows Festival.

His journey has taken him to the stages of festivals like Balance, Endorphin, Flows, and Castle Festival, as well as events by Eclypse, Butik, Soundhitectures, Magnetik Music, and other shows. He’s also performed in the region’s top clubs, from Ljubljana’s K4 and Cvetličarna to Zagreb’s Boogaloo.

Drawing inspiration from legends like Hernan Cattaneo and Nick Warren, and labels such as Lost & Found, Soundgarden, and Sudbeat, Jerpa’s sets are known for their storytelling nature — guiding listeners through an emotional journey with driving progressive and melodic house, underground sensibilities, and unapologetic vocals.

As a co-founder of Sinergia and Flows Festival, he’s deeply involved in building a community around melodic and progressive electronic music in Slovenia. He also runs the @sinergia-flows podcast, featuring artists from across the globe.

“The dancefloor is looking for connection — to feel a range of emotions together. My role is to tell a story that guides us through those feelings, and into something shared.”


www.flowsfestival.com
www.sinergia.si

Promo tracks: Send me a DM.


 #progressivehouse #melodictechno

Tim Andresen is the label owner of What Happens and Savoir Faire Musique. He is also the co-owner of Culture Box widely regarded Denmark’s leading electronic music venue. But what really brought him to the limelight was his consistent output of production and DJ sets.

Driven by the moments of inspiration, Tim follows his dreams through talent and hard work. He is a musician who enjoys all aspects of writing, production, engineering and arrangement of his own records. His portfolio of approximately 250 tracks and remixes features work for some of the most iconic record labels around and of course his own labels What Happens and Savoir Faire Musique. In the early days of his studio era, he also released as half part of Professional Losers, dubbed “the next big Danish housers” by iDJ Magazine after a string of successful vinyl releases on Southern Fried Records and personally being asked to remix by Norman Cook (the track entered at #1 on the UK Buzz Chart).

Tim’s DJ sets are rooted in house ranging from deep grooves through to lush sounds and dreamy soundscapes. He incorporates everything from techno to electronica to manifest his mood of sound, often adding new layers and sounds to create unique trips that are utterly intriguing. Tim’s talents have not gone unnoticed, and resulted in him landing the “Best DJ” award at Club Awards, and “Most Popular Nordic DJ” by Megamind.

From a background of playing and promoting highly successful club and warehouse parties in the nineties and early 00s, he gained an enviable following. Now established as an international artist, he has performed in more than 40 different countries in Europe, Asia, North America and South America. His exquisite taste and technical talent keeps him in demand across the underground club circuit. Since 2005, he has held an ongoing residency at Culture Box – described by Mixmag as “Copenhagen’s pioneering platform for cultivating electronic music”, and rated by Resident Advisor as “one of Europe’s best small clubs”. In 2007 he launched his own and now legendary What Happens residency. Denmark’s longest running monthly club night, and by many regarded one of Europe’s best club nights in progressive house, the events remained hugely popular upon clubbing’s return following the pandemic. Tim ‘s countless DJ sets have played a crucial role in helping to secure the club its unique position, achieving worldwide recognition and 6 awards for Best Danish Club.

The Night Bazaar in the UK wrote “Few DJs can claim to have had as much impact on their local club history as Copenhagen’s Tim Andresen”.  Ministry Of Sound, for whom he was a tour DJ and mixed a CD compilation during a time when record sales were still notable, referred to him  as “the busiest man in Danish house music” . Known for a decades-long career, his legacy reaches well beyond the boundaries of Scandinavia. Wearing his many hats, he continues to innovate and move things forward led by passion and intensity. His tireless work behind the curtains, including workshops with the team from Pioneer DJ, a mentorship for the Future Female Sounds organisation and guidance and help for the young generation, is something that for him remains equally important. A spirit of curiosity and open-mindedness is an integral part of his approach and Tim says his love for music, more than anything else, is what drives him and keeps him motivated

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