Mess’d Up Present our 1st Halloween Fancy Dress (Hippies and Hoes) Party- Competition Cash Prize.

Wednesday 31st October in King 7, Capel Street, Dublin 1. Doors open at the earlier time 8.30pm 

We will be bangin out the house and Tech house tunes from 

DJ Zoe (RTE Pulse/Bliss)
Emma J McGrath
DeeJay Radu (Bliss/Play Fm)
DJ Rory (Mess’d Up/Radio Slim)
Core Minimal 
Phunty
Jay JD Dunne


€10 admission. 

AFTERPARTY will be held in secret location Dublin 2 city center after the gig till 7am. Tickets can be bought between 1.30am and 2.30am on the night.

Change your profile picture to win tickets to this event. 
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€100 Cash prize for Best Dressed Female and Best Dressed Male 
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Drink promos : FREE VODKA FOR 1 HOUR

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Freelance Radio Presenter have worked and help out for major Radio Stations in Scotland, UK and have a Degree in Creative Industries. At present I'm being a dad and clown for my son. 

I can never understand why the hell a DJ or producer would talk about themselves in the 3rd person, for example: "Zeppelin is a class A bass whore", or "Zeppelin rather takes a fancy to straddling bass in a sexual manner. And if there's an audience then all the better...."

Once I start talking It will become apparent, rather rapidly, that I may not quite be all there with my mental faculties. Please be rest assured - I can promise that I don't present a significant risk unless I get excited....  : )

Still reading? Good. Now I know you're just as nutty like me, and who'll possibly be interested in my nutty music as well : )

I started loving heavy music when I was around 16-17, which arrived to me in the form of heavy metal , there are far too many artists to list but a few would include: Strapping Young Lad, Emperor, Machine Head, Fear Factory, Slipknot, and of course the bands  before them: Metallica, Anthrax, Testament, Black Sabbath etc.  It wasn’t long before I picked up a guitar and started learning how to play their tunes.  Shortly after I left college at 18 I started playing in various metal bands as a rhythm guitarist, sometimes playing covers but mostly writing & performing our own material. The two main bands that I played in were called Skuzzle & Mind’s Dead More Alive, or MDMA for short ;-)

 I was first introduced to underground dance around the age of 23, where I stumbled into a field and discovered the existence of outdoor free parties. I very quickly fell in love with the culture of underground raves & the music played there, and especially the harder & faster side of underground dance.  And most definitely the tunes primarily driven by a heavy as fuck bassline ;-)

As I was a guitarist for several years before that mental summer, it was hardly surprising that I bought a pair of turntables, and started learning how to mix. Freeform was the first genre I started mixing, the fast-paced euphoric riffs & stomping kicks of NuEnergy records were quite literally the kick to my creative tendencies to start learning FL Studio 7 and start practising music production techniques & writing melodies & riffs. At the start of 2009, after I had been producing freeform for a year, I started jamming ideas for different genres, the likes of hard trance, psy-trance and schranz for example, but there was one genre amongst all that was jumping out at me.....

I had been collecting NRG records for a good 18 months at the start of 2011, and it was at this point I decided to focus on sculpting an original sound within the NRG genre for myself, and the first track that I produced with that mindset was "Siiiick". It was after the completion of Siiiick that I decided to switch my DAW to Ableton 8, and every tune after Siiick has been produced on this wicked little machine : )  Since my 1st release in February 2012 and to the end of the year 2013, I have had 10 releases across 6 separate NRG labels. 

So there you have it. Have a listen for yourself dudes, I’m sure the music will speak for itself : )


"If a picture is worth a thousand words then music is the dictionary......"

With his sensual and infectious deep house tunes, CRCKSN exemplifies the saturated sound of now. Inspired in equal parts by Detroit techno and the latest offerings of Chicago house and Nu-Disco, the young producer effortlessly combines down-pitched vocals and hypnotic breaks to the most thrilling effect. In his many years of experience as a musician, he has constantly shifted styles and sounds blending his unique swag with a rare iconic presence.

Hailing from Luxembourg, a tedious Bermuda triangle offering the obvious advantages of cross-cultural exchange yet devoid of any significant market structures, the upcoming producer has experimented with various forms of musical expression ever since his parents treated him with a first vinyl player upon reaching the age of twelve. It isn’t until then that he decides to devote his life entirely to music. Experimenting with mixing and scratching techniques at a very young age, he soon notices his lack of a musical background, which ultimately directs him onto production.

Studying sound design in Munich several years later, he expands his horizons and feels increasingly compelled by electronic music and its possibilities. His musical sense triggered by artists such as Daft Punk, Chromeo and Digitalism, he quickly learns to express himself through electronica and creates the duo ‘Christal and Crack’ with a childhood friend, igniting the Luxembourgish scene within hours. The band quickly gains notoriety and numerous references during that prolific period supporting artists like Data, Bloody Beetroots, Le Tigre among others. In 2009 however, the duo parts ways with CRCKSN deciding to put his entire focus on a solo career. In this period, he meets the opportunity to perform next to established acts like Does it Offend you Yeah? Zombienation or Fancy who express their appreciation for his unique sound.

After this first venture into solo territory, a change occurs in the musician's electronic outlook. The experience of Berlin-based club culture paired with the discovery of artists like Trentemoeller, Apparat and Seth Troxler opens up new directions leading CRCKSN to relocate to Berlin to refine his production skills, constantly incorporating new elements and techniques into his tracks which quickly find their way into renowned clubs. Over the last year, CRCKSN spent a lot of effort and dedication in fine-tuning his tracks and is now ready to present his sound to a larger audience.

For bookings and all enquiries please contact garry@walkersgardens.co.uk

Riggerz are a 4-Piece band with members hailing from Birmingham, Worcestershire and the Black Country. We play a selection of covers from the Sixties through to the present day mainly covering the Rock genre as well as a smattering of Reggae and Ska. We are also increasingly adding a selection of original compositions to our set which will be increasingly featured on Soundcloud. We are available to play pubs, clubs and private functions so if you fancy giving us a go, please do not hesitate to get in touch.



Multi-instrumentalist/writer from Belfast, Northern Ireland.  This is a general dumping ground for whatever I fancy getting crit on, from serious bands and projects to one-off covers.  Mostly formative ideas at present look to expand the repertoire in future and do finalised versions of things.

Enjoy (I hope) but more importantly give me some feedback.  Positive or negative it will only help the creative process for me.

The patients from the Teenage Cancer Trust unit in Cardiff, takeover the airwaves of Radio Glamorgan for a few hours each month.

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Living and loving in London town. Podcasts. Radio. Adventures. Sharing fun stuff. DJing. Dancing. Sink The Pink. Beats and Treats. Fancy Dress. Bestival. New UK Music. Garage. R&amp;B. Soul. Hiphop. Funk. Disco. Pop. The 90s! Tea! Cake!
Amy Redmond and Susan Okereke are broadcast journalists that specialize in arts and culture, with a twist.

They live and work in London where they present regular radio shows, DJ and run a club night that they take to Bestival and The Secret Garden Party.They are childhood friends that re-met when producing for BBC Radio 1Xtra. They have a shared passion for all things quirky, theatrical, cultural, musical and fun. They have covered events from international music festivals to Crisp Festivals to Salsa Dancing, Folklore Museums and Jonny Woos Gay Bingo at the ICA.

Listen to the live radio show Tuesdays 8-10pm and listen again to shows and podcasts anytime at: www.xstreameast.co.uk And more at http://amyandsusan.blogspot.com/


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