Apex Coroners Court w/ Anetha
A clubnight held at The Coroner's Court on Friday 7th July. The event starts at 22:00.
Apex invites French producer, DJ and label manager Anetha inside Coroners Court for an intimate techno party on Friday 7th July.
Leading figure of the new generation of French DJs inspired by EBM, trance, electro and old school 90’s techno tracks for ten years now, Anetha rules. Firmly, with kindness, she always delivers abundant, compelling sets to the crowd, with a powerful crowning tracks’ selection.
Production wise, Anetha has released more than 30 tracks: one EP on Work Them Records (2015), two eps on Blocaus Series (2016 & 2018), the first imprint she had co-founded with her collective to develop the French local scene. She also released her « Acid Train » banger on Anagram in 2017 and a split EP on Hector Oaks’ label in 2018.
In 2019, Anetha launched a new audacious label called Mama told ya, where she seeks to push boundaries, produce collaborative tracks & give a voice to emerging artists.
The label already dropped more than 80 fierce tracks through 9 unique releases involving more than 40 outstanding artists - including two compilations on which Anetha has gifted us with the commanding «Free Britney» in 2021 and her king-size dancefloor hit «How would they know» this year.
In 2020, Anetha launched her new project Mama loves ya, a family that helps emergent artists grow and focus on what matters - music, while working on sustainability. As much as possible, Anetha uses her voice to help raising awareness about ecology and environmental impact (especially in the electronic music scene) sharing her experience, knowledge and artistry with younger generations. She now tours for showcases in Europe and more with every artists from the agency.
We're excited to see what she has in store for us as she fronts up Apex's July residency date at Bristol's best underground venue: Coroners Court.
Entry requirements:
Leading figure of the new generation of French DJs inspired by EBM, trance, electro and old school 90’s techno tracks for ten years now, Anetha rules. Firmly, with kindness, she always delivers abundant, compelling sets to the crowd, with a powerful crowning tracks’ selection.
Production wise, Anetha has released more than 30 tracks: one EP on Work Them Records (2015), two eps on Blocaus Series (2016 & 2018), the first imprint she had co-founded with her collective to develop the French local scene. She also released her « Acid Train » banger on Anagram in 2017 and a split EP on Hector Oaks’ label in 2018.
In 2019, Anetha launched a new audacious label called Mama told ya, where she seeks to push boundaries, produce collaborative tracks & give a voice to emerging artists.
The label already dropped more than 80 fierce tracks through 9 unique releases involving more than 40 outstanding artists - including two compilations on which Anetha has gifted us with the commanding «Free Britney» in 2021 and her king-size dancefloor hit «How would they know» this year.
In 2020, Anetha launched her new project Mama loves ya, a family that helps emergent artists grow and focus on what matters - music, while working on sustainability. As much as possible, Anetha uses her voice to help raising awareness about ecology and environmental impact (especially in the electronic music scene) sharing her experience, knowledge and artistry with younger generations. She now tours for showcases in Europe and more with every artists from the agency.
We're excited to see what she has in store for us as she fronts up Apex's July residency date at Bristol's best underground venue: Coroners Court.
Entry requirements:
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