andy wright and james wright

After the death of electronic/psychedelic outfit Lovelust, Liberacion started putting on irregular nights at denrys,Burslem in the autumn of 2011, where the dark and murky cellar suited our of love of dark,hypnotic and ethnic sounds. After some great parties at Denrys and Minsters bar,stoke they became residents at monthly clubnights ''Habit'' and ''MetroCasa'', playing alongside the likes of Krysko,Jozef K and david glass. In the summer of 2013 Liberacion,alongside Dj PaTo started putting parties on the sugarmill roof at ''the Move'' nights(featuring the likes of todd terry,Waff and Darius Syrossian), playing everything from cosmic disco,electronica,leftfield pop and tripped out, analogue house..Watch this space for new,original productions and mixes

<a href='http://gigs.gigatools.com/u/EwanPearson' target='_new'>Ewan Pearson's Upcoming Gigs </a>Saturday 05 July, 2014 <a href='http://gigs.gigatools.com/u/EwanPearson' target='_new'>Garden Festival, Tisno, Croatia</a> <a href='http://www.gigatools.com' target='_new'>Powered by GigaTools</a> Ewan Pearson has been making music for a living since 1998. In that time he has worked as a recording artist (Maas, World of Apples, Partial Arts), a remixer (Depeche Mode, Chemical Brothers, Goldfrapp, Cortney Tidwell, Junior Boys, Metronomy), a record producer (The Rapture, Tracey Thorn, M83, Delphic), a DJ (Space, Robert Johnson, The Loft), as well as being a published academic (‘Discographies’, Routledge: 1999, with Jeremy Gilbert) and music columnist (Groove Magazine, Germany 2007-present).

‘The Venus Williams of the DJ World’ The Guardian

‘One of the world’s most trusted authorities on electronic music’ iDJ

‘The ultimate poster-boy for dance music geeks.’ Eye Weekly

‘Dance music’s smartest cheerleader’ Time Out Chicago

‘You may never quite be sure what you'll get from Ewan Pearson, but you can always be sure it'll be worth getting.’ Resident Advisor

‘Someone with an up-to-the-minute knowledge of dance trends as well as an understanding of what makes trad songwriting tick... We’re lucky to have him.’ Pitchfork

Welcome to subterráneo, the new underground night coming to stoke on trent, this event has been a long time coming, three very good friends that want to put on one of the best underground nights for the good people of stoke on trent, this is sure to be an event to remember.
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The venue in our opinion is a hidden gem, boasting a massive dance floor with a relaxed bar area to the front and stage to the rear. Original art work that creates a vibe like no other venue in stoke.
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As well as the organisers/resident dj’s, Nick Keeling, Andy Green and Kev Willis we also have a fantastic line up of special guests including Daren Hall from Metro Casa, Ocean Spencer from Lovebeats and James and Andy Wright from Liberacion, as if this amazing line up wasn’t enough we have the one and only ‘’Akuko’’ (Carl Miller) playing a range of percussion to accompany the deep minimalistic sounds.
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The night will be a friendly, relaxed vibe starting with a deep underground feel building through deep Detroit style tech house and ending with deep techno.
Why not come down and see for yourself what a great night this will be.
Hope to see you there
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October 4th 2013 @ Bad Edit venue

Doors open at 7:30pm / Entry £5 all night 

Our second party will be @ The Old Brown Jug Newcastle-under-Lyme 24th January 2014

Doors open 8pm til 2am

All powered by a Funktion 1 Soundsystem

Please send all demos to demos@solardisco.com but be sure to check our output first.  Boring minimal techno and euphoric trance just don't do it for us.

Ruff Edits are DJ friendly versions of tracks put together by GW for his own personal use. It is these 'edits' which have made his DJ sets so distinctive and unique over the years, resulting in him becoming one of the most influential DJs in the UK dance scene. Done originally using record decks and a Revox reel to reel tape machine, the tradition continues and thrives in the present day with the whole new generation of laptop DJing and their fasciantion with 'edit culture'. GW would now like to share these 'ruff edits' with the wider DJ community. 

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