A clubnight held at Timbuk2 on Saturday 3rd May. The event starts at 20:00.
* * * WERK welcomes LOCO & JAM, Saturday May 3rd, 11-5, Timbuk2, 22 Small Street, Bristol * * *
So last time around Mikey Dunne showed us his skills and his passion for house. Rich Dolby played his triumphant comeback set after more than a year...
This month it's time to cater to the techno crew once more - We all love a bit of techno with past guests including Trevor Rockcliffe, Colin Dale and Dave Angel to name but a few! Techno has been a staple part of the scene since day 1, music that constantly evolves, a genre that knows no limitations... A 4/4, clap and hi-hat sounds simple enough but add the synth, pads and melody and you get a style so emotive, so able to consume you that it simply cannot be ignored!
At WERK we are proud to announce Loco and Jam as our next headliners and what these Irish lads don't know about music isn't worth knowing anyway! This duo's productions are synonymous amongst the techno fraternity including support from the likes of Marco Bailey, Richie Hawtin, Umek, Dubfire, Groove Armada, Joey Beltram and even the main man himself - Carl Cox!
Formed in 2007 these fellas have gone from strength to strength and we cannot wait for them to grace the decks and give us an education in real techno.
To back them up we have the WERK residents ready to blow your minds and massage your ears with soothing tunes or alternative blast out the bangers:
CynneR
RAWL
Amity
Robert Van Ryn
Dean Bray
Old Skool Scott-e
LInk
Ben Wood
Wee Man
and more .
6 hours of solid partying with the friendliest crowd and vibe in Bristol - the WeekEnd Reckin' Krew!
All for just £5 b4 12:30/ £7 after
WERK welcomes LOCO & JAM, Saturday May 3rd, 11-5, Timbuk2, 22 Small Street, Bristol
LOCO & JAM Bio:
Loco & Jam are no strangers to the world Techno world. After bursting onto the scene in 2010 their first Break was the king of Techno himself Carl Cox signing one of their tracks for his 2010 Space Ibiza Mixed Comp!
Since then the guys have released on some of the biggest labels, Remixed some of the scenes coolest artists and travelled the world playing what they like to call their style of Stadium Techno to the masses.
Medusa was the track that certainly pushed the duos name Worldwide. Released under Fergie's Rekluse imprint in 2010 it flew up the Beatport Techno charts, stayed there for over 8 months, was championed by nearly every major artist on the planet and their mother and created over one million Youtube hits.
After Medusa 1605 owner and Techno hall of Famer Umek called on their services to Remix his track Destructable Enviroment which was also a beatport hit and led to their first full EP on 1605.
That year also saw Loco & Jam play their first major festival. They were invited by Umek to close his Dan Elektronike Festival in Ljubljana, Slovenia sharing a lineup with Sebastien Leger, Christian Smith and Nic Fanciulli to name but a few.
Becoming a familiar name on the Techno charts the guys have went onto release on major Techno labels such as Marco Bailey's MB Elektronics, Umek's 1605, Fergie's Rekluse, Mark Antonio's Analytic Trail, Rini Cerrones Unrilis, Sasha Carassi's Phobiq, Trapez, Eric Powells Bush Records, Manuel de La Mares 303 Lovers and Spektre's Respekt Recordings to name but a few.
2010 - 2013 has seen the Loco & Jam brand become Global playing major festivals and cities including Mexico City, Tijuana, Athens, Ljubljana, Moscow, Budapest, Vinigradov, London, Vienna, Zurich, Interlaken, Bristol, Juarez, Kiev, Simferopol, El Paso, Glasgow, Amsterdam, Dublin and lots more.
Still to come in 2013 the guys have releases on Analytic Trail, Sian's Octopus Recordings, MB Elektronics and Uto Karem's Agile Recordings as well as an upcoming Mexico Tour in September!
With an array of high profile past, present & future releases and a CV thats ever growing. Its clear LOCO & JAM are a name that will be around for some time to come!
http://www.soundcloud.com/locoandjam
http://www.facebook.com/locojam
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/locojam
http://www.beatport.com/artist/loco-and-jam/103387
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMsfHYvra3M
Entry requirements:
So last time around Mikey Dunne showed us his skills and his passion for house. Rich Dolby played his triumphant comeback set after more than a year...
This month it's time to cater to the techno crew once more - We all love a bit of techno with past guests including Trevor Rockcliffe, Colin Dale and Dave Angel to name but a few! Techno has been a staple part of the scene since day 1, music that constantly evolves, a genre that knows no limitations... A 4/4, clap and hi-hat sounds simple enough but add the synth, pads and melody and you get a style so emotive, so able to consume you that it simply cannot be ignored!
At WERK we are proud to announce Loco and Jam as our next headliners and what these Irish lads don't know about music isn't worth knowing anyway! This duo's productions are synonymous amongst the techno fraternity including support from the likes of Marco Bailey, Richie Hawtin, Umek, Dubfire, Groove Armada, Joey Beltram and even the main man himself - Carl Cox!
Formed in 2007 these fellas have gone from strength to strength and we cannot wait for them to grace the decks and give us an education in real techno.
To back them up we have the WERK residents ready to blow your minds and massage your ears with soothing tunes or alternative blast out the bangers:
CynneR
RAWL
Amity
Robert Van Ryn
Dean Bray
Old Skool Scott-e
LInk
Ben Wood
Wee Man
and more .
6 hours of solid partying with the friendliest crowd and vibe in Bristol - the WeekEnd Reckin' Krew!
All for just £5 b4 12:30/ £7 after
WERK welcomes LOCO & JAM, Saturday May 3rd, 11-5, Timbuk2, 22 Small Street, Bristol
LOCO & JAM Bio:
Loco & Jam are no strangers to the world Techno world. After bursting onto the scene in 2010 their first Break was the king of Techno himself Carl Cox signing one of their tracks for his 2010 Space Ibiza Mixed Comp!
Since then the guys have released on some of the biggest labels, Remixed some of the scenes coolest artists and travelled the world playing what they like to call their style of Stadium Techno to the masses.
Medusa was the track that certainly pushed the duos name Worldwide. Released under Fergie's Rekluse imprint in 2010 it flew up the Beatport Techno charts, stayed there for over 8 months, was championed by nearly every major artist on the planet and their mother and created over one million Youtube hits.
After Medusa 1605 owner and Techno hall of Famer Umek called on their services to Remix his track Destructable Enviroment which was also a beatport hit and led to their first full EP on 1605.
That year also saw Loco & Jam play their first major festival. They were invited by Umek to close his Dan Elektronike Festival in Ljubljana, Slovenia sharing a lineup with Sebastien Leger, Christian Smith and Nic Fanciulli to name but a few.
Becoming a familiar name on the Techno charts the guys have went onto release on major Techno labels such as Marco Bailey's MB Elektronics, Umek's 1605, Fergie's Rekluse, Mark Antonio's Analytic Trail, Rini Cerrones Unrilis, Sasha Carassi's Phobiq, Trapez, Eric Powells Bush Records, Manuel de La Mares 303 Lovers and Spektre's Respekt Recordings to name but a few.
2010 - 2013 has seen the Loco & Jam brand become Global playing major festivals and cities including Mexico City, Tijuana, Athens, Ljubljana, Moscow, Budapest, Vinigradov, London, Vienna, Zurich, Interlaken, Bristol, Juarez, Kiev, Simferopol, El Paso, Glasgow, Amsterdam, Dublin and lots more.
Still to come in 2013 the guys have releases on Analytic Trail, Sian's Octopus Recordings, MB Elektronics and Uto Karem's Agile Recordings as well as an upcoming Mexico Tour in September!
With an array of high profile past, present & future releases and a CV thats ever growing. Its clear LOCO & JAM are a name that will be around for some time to come!
http://www.soundcloud.com/locoandjam
http://www.facebook.com/locojam
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/locojam
http://www.beatport.com/artist/loco-and-jam/103387
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMsfHYvra3M
Entry requirements: