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.

Booking: tobi.rodenstein@gmail.com
References:

- Harry Klein (Munich)
- Wannda Circus (Munich)
- Import/Export (Munich)
- Hans Bunte Areal (Freiburg)
- Tageins / Waldsee (Freiburg)
- Passage 46 (Freiburg)
- Schmitz Katze (Freiburg)
- Jungle Street Groove Parade - Afterhour (Basel)
- Balzbambi (Freiburg)
- Klangraum (Freiburg)
- Tante Erna (Munich)
- Stinnes Areal (Freiburg)
- Drifters Club (Freiburg)
- Jackson Pollock Bar (Freiburg)
- Artik Club (Freiburg)
- Kamikaze Klub (Freiburg)
- KGB Klub (Freiburg)
- Maria Bar (Freiburg)
- Enchilada (Freiburg)
- Diskothek Zoom (Buggingen)
- Burse Bar (Freiburg)
- Vibes Club (Freiburg)
- Overnight Club (Waldkirch)
- Diskothek Outback (Waldkirch)
- Jugendkeller (Waldkirch)

Classic DJing , Music Consulting & Productions
BOOKING: sorryentertainer.booking@gmail.com

Preorder our new album KAOS: www.blackoutproblems.com (Release: 15.06.18)

Decontrol, eyes shut and full speed ahead into "Kaos"!

Two years after their debut album, Blackout Problems dare a cutaway view and present themselves both musically and personally as an evolved alternative-rock band. Their emotionally extreme situation, constant touring and struggling for artistic independence, can be heard at all times.

Their new album “Kaos” combines spheric soundscapes and lyrics set to music of emerging moments into the unknown, closely followed by constant doubts and resignation.The moment when everything falls apart and something new emerges.

An ending or a separation can either lead to positive change or, can plunge you into ruin. “Kaos” was written in an uncertain and intense situation in life and is the cathartic attempt to get something out of the most negative of feelings.

“Kaos” is Blackout Problems second album and will be released on the 15th June 2018 by the bands own label Munich Warehouse in collaboration with Cargo Records.

For booking please contact: sari@neptunemusic.net

If we think of those magical moments out on the dance floor, what likely comes to mind is that moment when the DJ and the crowd find each other in a rare kind of symbiotic balance of give and take. If you see this happening between two DJs it becomes obvious that two of a kind have found one another.
Those who love this kind of confluence will adore watching Mira and Chris Schwarzwalder doing
what they do best; playing back to back.
Having influenced the East‐German techno scene throughout the last twenty years, Mira established her musical home in Berlin’s legendary Bar25. There, she shaped her very own unique sound that can be considered as a story of these endless nights full of intensity.
Bar25 was also the place for her to meet DJ and producer Chris Schwarzwalder. Moving from his Hip Hop­‐roots towards electronic music, it was not by accident that Chris followed the beat of time to Berlin.
Anyone who has experienced their endless sets already understand why Berliners speak of the particular sound being created by both of them.
A soulful, mesmerizing sound that you will sense sinking under your skin and leaving you with a feeling of deep warm­‐heartedness.
What happens is the perfect chemistry of classic mixing skills along with ingenious live productions that really deserve to be called a moving experience.
All of their styles and sounds can, not only be discovered live behind the decks, but also on prosperous vinyl and digital releases.

Julius Papp is one whose dedication to music has propelled his career as a producer and DJ in the dance/club music scene. His dance music roots lie in Disco of the 70’s and New Wave of the 80’s. Presently living in San Francisco, he was born and raised in Montreal, Canada, and got tuned into dance music through the city’s flourishing club scene and diverse radio broadcasts. He started collecting vinyl records in the mid 70’s and took to the turntables in 1985, scoring his first major club gig two years later.
 
Hearing the non-stop flow of music and observing the booth where each DJ seamlessly blended each selection were early influences for Julius. Later influences included reading about DJ residencies that were piloted by talented club music programmers that even today, influence the youngest of aspiring DJs.  Legends, like David Mancuso at The Loft & Larry Levan at the Paradise Garage in New York City to Frankie Knuckles at The Warehouse in Chicago and Tony Humphries’ weekly at Zanzibar in New Jersey.  Always sparked by any music listed in those articles, Julius would shop for those titles that have become classics, worshipped by their discerning audiences. To this day, his goal is to keep expanding his foundation in music by being open-minded and eclectic in absorbing the music that truly touches him.
 
That open-minded attitude is what Julius uses to fine-tune his musical palette, which gives him a dominant sound that exudes a deep and soulful perspective.  That dominant sound is (Soulful) House Music – which to him, is about an uplifting positive message. People coming together in unity, with no barriers or restrictions, but rather, with tolerance and the spirit of music, unifying everyone on the dance-floor.  That being said, he blends various musical styles together - including Soul, Latin, Afro, Disco, Jazz and Electronic sounds with such fluidity, that it is difficult at times to put a defining stamp on his sound. Contributing to that is his willingness to take a chance. He always tries to push the envelope by introducing music that deserves exposure, taking his audience on a musical journey with various mood and energy changes.
Not content to limiting his ambitions in the DJ booth, Julius began producing music in 1994. The studio was another outlet for Julius’ creative ideas to flow. His first release was a down-tempo project on the Acid Jazz tip.  He also drew attention as part of the jazz and funk scene in San Francisco via the Mushroom Jazz parties alongside creator and resident Mark Farina.
 
As Julius’s production catalogue grew, so did the amount of labels he released music on including – long tenured labels like “Nervous Records” (NYC), “King Street Sounds” (NYC), “Large Music” (Chicago) and “OM” (SF), to signings on “Soulfuric Recordings” (FL) and Kenny Dope’s “Dope Wax” (NYC) label, as well as Bob Sinclar’s  “Yellow Productions” in Paris. In 2018, Julius released his Phunk Odyssey EP on Miguel Migs’ “Salted Music” label. Co-hosting the long running Salted SF events with Migs, it was an honor to make his artist debut on the label.
 
He also ventured into the label arena with his own “NeoDisco Music” imprint.  Named after the sound that continues to inspire him – the small, independent label offers him an alternate outlet to release his own productions.

During the past 2 years through the pandemic, Julius has remained active with live DJ sets via virtual broadcasts while also returning to regular events in front of a welcoming dance-floor… Let The Music Play…

Clark Omen is following