Schedule
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- Monday 2.8
- Beat Research with DJ/Rupture
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DJ/RuptureKnown to live and DJ in Boston in the late nineties, DJ Rupture returns as the most “agile and reckless” musician functioning in our times. Indeed, though DJ Rupture cites influences both musical and literary, a list of them would give little indication of what his tracks actually sound like. The Brooklynite’s breakout mix, 2001’s Gold Teeth Thief was made on what would become known in dozens of countries as his standard set-up, three turntables playing everything from acapella to ambient.
Beat Research
DJ/Rupture | DJ Flack | Wayne and Wax
Enormous Room
21+ / 9pm-1am
Free
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- Cloud City with MachineDrum
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Cloud City with MachineDrum Travis Stewart (aka MachineDrum) has gone from making everything from “bugged-out R&B and pop you can listen to while on psychadelics” to “harsh noise and atonal soundscapes.” His seventh and most recent release “Want to 1 2?” came out less than a year ago and since then Stewart has been working relentlessly on new tracks and DJ mixes to showcase his wide ranging sound. In addition to making his own tracks under the MachineDrum moniker, he’s collaborated with MCs such as Yo Majesty, Mickey Factz, and most recently Theophilus London.Joining him is a DJ set from the Death Star DJs, a local DJ team that has a posse. Of stormtroopers.
Cloud City with MachineDrum
MachineDrum | Death Star DJs
The Savant Project
21+ /9pm
Free
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- Ceremony with DJs Chris Ewen and Mothra
DJ Chris EwenDJ Chris Ewen
Named “Best Alternative DJ in New England” more than once, Chris Ewen began his career in his home-city of Detroit, where he became a fairly well-known underground DJ in the 80s at Todd’s & The Asylum. He also joined the electronic rock band Figures on a Beach, which built a strong following playing punk clubs and art galleries with a mix (rare for Detroit at the time) containing more synthesizers than guitars, and more make-up than was strictly necessary. After opening for OMD, The B-52s, ABC, Adam & the Ants, Ultravox, and Bauhaus, among others, Ewen moved with his band to Boston in 1985, signed with Sire records, recorded 2 albums and landed a video on MTV. The band broke up in the early nineties (in the midst of the Nirvana-inspired grunge takeover of the music industry), but Ewen continued to DJ and make music, landing gigs at the now legendary clubs Ground Zero and ManRay, where he saturated a scene with the experimental goth, industrial, electronic and punk tracks that it craved. He continues to record electro-pop music with his bands Future Bible Heroes (with Stephin Merritt and Claudia Gonson of The Magnetic Fields) and The Hidden Variable (with lyricists Neil Gaiman, Peter Straub, Poppy Z. Brite, Caitlin R. Kiernan, & Charles de Lint, among others – and vocals by Cosey Fanni Tutti of Throbbing Gristle, Claudia Gonson & Malena) and DJs at his 80’s electro night “Heroes” and his goth + industrial night Xmortis, both at T.T. The Bear’s in Cambridge, across the street from ManRay’s former location.
Ceremony
DJ Chris Ewen | DJ Mothra
An Tua Nua
21+ / 9pm-2am
Free
- Beat Research with DJ/Rupture
- Tuesday 2.9
- <3Throb with AC Slater and Udachi
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AC Slater AC SLATER, member of TROUBLE & BASS and all around rad dude, has stared his own digital record label. It’s called PARTY LIKE US. Here’s what it says in their press release:”We are proud to announce the launch of Party Like Us Records, based out of the United States in Brooklyn, NY. Party Like Us Records is a digital label that features releases from AC Slater, Udachi, and B. Rich as well as remixes by our like minded producer friends from around the world. The mission with Party Like Us is to release dancefloor friendly tracks that incorporate all kinds of classic dance music elements with a creative and original edge. Basically, we like heavy bass that pounds and drives the dancefloor. We are distributed by Seed Distribution based out of Brooklyn, NY.”
UdachiBorn in the Ukraine (and, by some accounts, raised in Shaolin), Staten Island’s Udachi is gaining a well-deserved place in his city’s Bass movement. Sounding something like a space ship on drugs come to life for one night only, he has been playing raves for 8 years, incorporating his admitted love of “dance music in all forms, mainly cheese” into what has been called an “insane blend of stomping bass, cheesy pop vocals, bassline-esc bouncy rhythm, wobble, and even trance power synths.” His fame may be said to have begun years ago with a Panacea remix, but a more relevant place to begin might be his Paypur E.P., Jack got Jacked, or his most recent release JellyRoll, out on Trouble and Bass Recordings. Not long ago, Udachi began the label Party Like Us Records with Boston’s B Rich, and he works sporadically with AC Slater on a side project called “Boltan”
<3throb
AC Slater | Udachi | Red Foxx | Baltimoroder | Morgan Louis
Middlesex Lounge
9pm-1am
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- Moodgadget Showcase with Phantogram
Phantogram Saratoga Springs’ Sarah D. Barthel and Joshua M. Carter are Phantogram.Their debut album, Eyelid Movies, is slated for release on February 9 of this year, though you can, as usual, Myspace some of it. Though they describe their music as “a mix of organic and electronic sounds, with swirling guitar, spaced-out synths, and chopped up samples and rhythms”, what emerges is a surprisingly coherent and crisped reinvention of elements that are vaguely familiar to anyone listening (Air and Snow Patrol have been cited, among othrers). Regardless of their roots, Phantogram seem to have the important ability to cause a live audience to dance. Whether the mad sampling and innovation amount to mere parts of a whole or something more can be determined live on the 9th.
Moodgadget Records Showcase
Phantogram | Andre Obin | Junk Culture | Jakub Alexander
Great Scott
9pm / 18+
$8 adv / $10 door
- Links Local Producer Showcase
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Links Local Producer Showcase LINKS is a roving showcase of producer talent in Boston:
eight 30 min sets of all original techno, dubstep, techfunk, dnb, idm, electro, skweee, glitch, and house music along with free food and compilations given out on the night
+free delicious food
+live painting
+free Links Compilation CD
LINKS – Together Edition
TT the Bear’s
BBP | Paranoid Zen | Adam Ridge | Stickem | The Statesmen | Encanti | DJ Melee | Faction
Doors and Food: 8:30p / 18+
$5
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- Nu Life with Kingdom
Kingdom Brooklyn-based DJ and producer Kingdom began his ascent to fame in 2006, when he dropped his first mixtape featuring his club, garage, and R&B focus. Recently signed to Fools Gold Records, Kingdom has been reviewed favorably and liberally, is a favorite on Dicobelle magazine’s track lists, and his tracks have been played by Diplo, among others. A staple at the new Club Vortex in Brooklyn, he is currently touring the country with his second mixtape out. Already a “vanguard of tropical blends, Latin stylings and bass-heavy, dance-savvy sounds from around the world”, Kingdom mixes across many genres, without losing his R&B focus and overtones.
Nu Life
Kingdom | D’Hana
Zuzu
21+ / 9pm
Cost TBD
- <3Throb with AC Slater and Udachi
- Wednesday 2.10
- We The People with Klever and Congorock
Klever Klever is not only the biggest and baddest battle champion to step into the club arena, he was also one of the first. Like A-Trak, he was born to mix records and, with the new breed of electro and hip-hop, he took his mixing to the next level, keeping dancefloors in a state of madness. Now in L.A., Klever’s brought his new sound to Sweden, Japan and beyond.
Congorock
Coming from Italy (the same scene as the Bloody Beetroots) Rocco Rampino has made his way to the top of the new club heap, with releases on labels like Fool’s Gold. He aches to tour, and practically lives on an airplane, bringing consistent fire to parties with friends Crookers, Death Face, Acid Girls and many, many more.
Red Bull Music Academy and Together Presents:
We The People
Klever | Congorock
The Estate
9pm / 21+
$6
- Bassic with Untold
Untold London’s producer Untold has made a name for himself mainly in the past couple of years; luckily, the positive reviews seem about as relentless as his beats. “fearless” beats. His “Gonna work out fine” E.P. just sold out, and he has popular releases on Hessle Audio, Hotflush and his own Hemlock Recordings, where he has produced his own tracks as well as made savage remixes of everything from organ music to Moderat. Somehow, all the while, he keeps the house, grime, and bass at a fever pitch.
Bassic
Untold
Good Life
21+ / 10pm
$10
- Midweek Techno with Justin Martin
JUSTIN MARTIN San Francisco native Justin Martin spins house, techno, hyphy and tropical beats with an oft-cited “melodic toughness”. In fact, his early years were spent playing saxophone and classical piano, and he has been a member of both a jazz/combo funk group and a Brazilian hiphop group. This musicality shows through in his productions, which garnered him success from the very first release, The Sad Piano in 2003. Mentored by Claude Vonstroke before co-founding Dirtybird Records and releasing his own compilations, Justin Martin now has an entire “Chaos Restored” mix series out on Buzzin’ Fly, hosts his monthly Dirtybird parties in San Francisco, is booked for months from Belgrade to Barcelona, and is still “always trying to find music for my DJ sets that rattles sound systems, but still has enough melody and interesting texture to expand your mind even if you’re sitting at home on a snowy or rainy day.”
Midweek Techno
Justin Martin
Phoenix Landing
10pm / 19+
$5
- Together Presents: Das Racist
Das RacistThis Brooklyn duo, composed of Queens-born Himanshu Suri and San Francisco’s Victor Vazquez, rap with what they describe as a “deconstructionalist” approach to music, an irreverence of word and sound which often has polarizing effects on the audience. Though their album Shut Up, Dude is not widely available yet, they have already caused plenty of buzz with their single “Combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell”, which brought about not only fame, remixes, and reviews of their uncanny ability to make the consumer dance to his own shame, but a full-fledged cartoon-off with Farley Katz of The New Yorker. Playboy has described them as “equal parts hip-hop and Cheech & Chong”, but their unflagging raps and and bouncy backbeats do have a tendency to leave you wondering just how tongue-in-cheeck they are. The one thing you cannot do is not have an opinion.
Together Presents
Royal Bangs | Das Racist | #1 Dad & DJ Fred Mertz
Great Scott
9pm / 18+
$10
- Taliesin at Enormous Room
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Taliesin at Enormous Room Heavyweight operator and low-end theorist Taliesin hunts beats and bass across genres and eras – a scientist’s attention for detail and a painterly view towards the decks puts Taliesin at the forefront of a new generation of DJs raised in an era of unparalleled media saturation. Taliesin’s tropical stylings have recently brought him solo through the UK and Europe. With a steady stream of fuck-genre mixes and a release of original material slated for a Spring 2010 release, Taliesin is going in hard.
Recently, Taliesin has teamed up with video artist Nes.Avi to deliver a peerless live A/V performance. They bring a lush and devastating combination of sonics and visuals: utilizing turntables, sampler, and effects and a multichannel video mixer- often combining ripped youtube footage, dvds, vhs, nintendo and any other video content they can find in their explorations of the internet and the countries thrift shops and garage sales.
Kat Fyte, aka Max Pearl, is a young, trans-metropolitan, genre-bending ‘ardcore stepper straight out of Boston. His sets are eclectic yet coherent, with an emphasis on big bass and fast, energetic vocals. A given set can take an audience from rap and reggae dancehall, through to smart techno, brash electro, and rollin’ dubstep without showing any seams. He resents genre orthodoxy and is constantly on the lookout for mutations and evolutions in contemporary beat-craft. Air horns, dramatic rewinds, and tight mixes abound as he mashes up 90’s R&B sing-a-longs with rare gems and exclusive releases.
Taliesin at Enormous Room
Taliesin | Kat Fyte
Enormous Room
21+ / 10pm
$TBD
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- Classic Brassic with DJs Znuh and Punketta Doilie
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DJ Znuh With a mohawk to match his legacy, Znuh is one of the premiere DJs on the east coast. Whether a fetish night, a latex extravaganze, or a simple meeting of the underground, Znuh has provided the music for parties from New york City to Portland, Maine to Boston’s very own Ceremony party. Expect his DJ sets to be hard and fast, but expect his personality to be much the opposite.Classic/BrassicDJ Znuh | Mothra | Punketta Doilie
Wonderbar Patio
10pm
21+ / Free
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- Together Discussion Panels at MassArt
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Together Discussion Panels
NOON // TOGETHER PANEL #1Promote This!
In the post-millennial world, what are the best ways to promote yourself and an event? What are the advantages and disadvantages of online promotion? How much do flyers matter? How do I reach the press and radio?
Panelists: Maria DiIulis (Bon Ton Productions) | Kyle Brandse (SoGangsta) | Steve Theo (Pirate PR) | Marcie Swartz (Behind The Lyric) | Emily Sweeney (Boston Globe)
Moderator: David Day (Weekly Dig)1:30PM // WORKSHOP #1
Beat Research
Electronic musician, DJ and multi-media artist Antony Flackett (aka DJ Flack) teaches the Beat Research class at MassArt and co-runs the weekly club night of the same name. Today he will be presenting a lecture from his curriculum about the history of “video music.”2:45PM // TOGETHER PANEL #2
New Age A&R
Artist & Repertoire, one of the coolest jobs in all the music industry, has transformed in more ways than the music industry itself. What is A&R now? How can I get heard by these people? And how are they going to find out about my cool music?
Panelists: Pat Fontes (AirDrop) | Jakub Alexander (Ghostly/Moodgadget) | Mark Kates (Fenway Recordings) | Marc Ellison (HeadTunes)
Moderator: Alexander Maniatis (Dopamine)MassArt Panels
Tower Auditorium, MassArt
Noon-5pm
All Ages
Free
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- New England Conservatory Open House
NEC The New England Conservatory of Music opens the doors to their electronic production studios for a special glimpse into the history and academic application of electronic music. Featuring a nice octophonic sound diffusion system, with very good software, some alternative controllers and a variety of old analog synths, these open studios allow for a unique investigation of electronic music.
New England Conservatory of MusicOpen Studio
241 St. Botolph St., Room G11A
5pm-7pm / All Ages
Free
- We The People with Klever and Congorock
- Thursday 2.11
- Make It New with Sian
SianDescribing his styles as including acoustamatic, tape music, dub and shoegaze, and his influences (mysteriously) as mostly dark and cold things, Barcelona’sSian has traveled to clubs and festivals in Europe, South America, Australia and America and earned praise for his raw, exploratory style from dozens of leading DJs and magazines. Resident DJ at Shake Your Bones in Barcelona and Weekend in Berlin, Sian releases tracks on a particular handful of labels, to add to his acclamied output on his own techno imprint, Octopus.
Make It New
Sian | Volvox | DJezus
Middlesex Lounge
9pm / 21+
$5
- Elements with Bryan Gee
Bryan Gee Drum n bass superstar Bryan Gee began DJing Reggae sound-systems at the age of 13, but he has been earning his fame since the 80s, when he became one of the best known pioneering DJs who helped to slowly morph acid house through jungle and urban London sounds into modern drum n bass. During his years at Republic and Rhythm Kings subsidiary Outta Rhythm, he promoted acts Warps LFO, Leftfield, Baby Ford, Dave Angel, Joey Beltram and Moby. Yet again proving himself a vanguard when Rhythm Kings shut down, he began his own label, V Recordings, to showcase acts that he felt deserved the attention. Bryan Gee is an active international DJ, manages V Recordings, co-promotes Movement, hosts the most popular show on Ministry of Sound radio, and mixes dubplates regularly at Movement.
Elements
Bryan G | Lenore | Crook
Phoenix Landing
19+ / 10pm
$10
- Throwed with Kids at the Bar
Kids At The Bar Kids At The Bar is the musical project of Oklahoma City’s DJ/producer Rad and studio producer/engineer Matt Buckley. The duo first formed less than a year ago to create a remix for good friends/colleagues Trash Yourself! Enjoying working together so much they decided to carry on to other projects. This led to the formation of Kids At The Bar, a mixture of electro, punk, hip-hop, and rock.Kids At The Bar are currently working on several new remixes and a soon to be released e.p. They have DJed along sides such electro/dance acts as Toxic Avenger, Franki Chan, Trash Yourself!, Klever, The Glamour, and Paparazzi.
Throwed
Kids at the Bar | E-Marce | And Then There Were None
Middle East Upstairs
18+ / 8pm
$10
- iZotope presents Morgan Page
Morgan PageMorgan Page is becoming accustomed to finding his name among the best and brightest in today’s musical landscape. His latest single “Fight For You” is currently rising up the Billboard Dance Airplay Charts, this week landing at # 6, sitting cozy between Lady Gaga and Rihanna. The house-pop track is taken from Page’s upcoming sophomore album ‘Believe,’ out February 23rd.This Vermont native and WERS alumni is ad in-demand producer and remixer, whose talents have been sought after by Madonna, Katy Perry, La Roux and countless others, is no stranger to the Billboard charts. His debut album ‘Elevate’ launched the hit single “The Longest Road,” which topped both the Dance Airplay and Club Play Billboard Charts.
Joe Bermudez
Boston’s own Joe Bermudez DJs, produces, remixes the biggest names in the music industry, and hosts a weekly national show on XM radio. He has been nominated for multiple IDMA Best Radio Mix Show DJ awards and, in 2007, he was named one of the Top 20 DJs in the country by DJ Times. Most recently, he released Mass Movement, his first artist compilation album for Nervous Records. The album spotlighted his boundary-defying skills and diversity in electro, house, and synthesized his ear for complex club jams with radio-friendly dance. The result was a smash album that earned Bermudez a 2007 International Dance Music Award (IDMA) nomination alongside Tiesto and Paul Van Dyk. As a writer for DJ Times, an in-demand touring DJ across the US, and a remixer and programmer for Open House Party, he educates and entertains a growing legion of fans.
iZotope presents Morgan Page
with Joe Bermudez, Greg Pic & Driftski
Felt Club
21+ / 11pm
$5
- Berklee Sound Presentation
- Berklee Sound PresentationMusic and Media Techologist Dave Linnenbank gives a high-tech, high-fidelity demonstration on sound synthesis origins and basics, the advantages of modular ideas in a digital context, further directions with the ideas, and how to start down the path of sophistication. This event takes place at Berklee’s state-of-the-art recital hall. Take a one-hour trip into the limits of electronic sound.
Berklee Sound PresentationDave Linnenbank
Berklee Recital Hall F12
22 The Fenway
7pm / Free
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- Evolution with San Serac
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Evolution with San Serac When it comes to Boston’s unsung heroes, there may be no bigger not sung than San Serac of Ten Hills in Somerville. A disco-oriented, new-wave minded self-made man, Serac has released on esteemed labels like Environ and Institubes and has worked intimately with underground stars like Junior Boys and Johnny Dark, perhaps his UK doppelganger.Joining him is a DJ set from Sarah Ikerd, herself a local legend in the make as a contributor to dance website Resident Advisor and an aesthetic to match. Six other DJs join up with them to make one truly ridiculous affair.Evolution with San Serac
San Serac | Sara Ikerd | DJ Bruno | Eli Wilkie | Joseph Colbourne | Coatti Mondi | John Barera
Good Life
21+ / 10
Free
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- JMP Live Presents Orchard Lounge
Orchard Lounge Downtempo, space disco, house, tech, b-boy era electro, hip hop, soul, and funk–if you can move, Orchard Lounge will back you up. Formed in Chicago in 2000, OL is the collective of Ben Silver, Spencer Lokken and Bethany Lokken. This versatile trio has enlightened dance floors nationwide with their eclectic mixes, from sunset chill-out to bass-dropping tech house, and an array of other futuristic sounds. Theirs is a democratic mission: to expose as many people as possible to the artists they admire and respect. What sets Orchard Lounge apart from other club DJs is, well, you won’t always find them in the club. In recent years they’ve built a reputation as a hard-touring festival act and set-break crowd favorite, frequently supporting The Disco Biscuits, Sound Tribe Sector 9, The New Deal and Future Rock. They’ve also played alongside heavyweights like Bonobo, Lindstrom, DJ T, Jamie Jones, Booka Shade, Metro Area, and Kevin Yost.
JMP Live PresentsOrchard Lounge | BioDiesel | Auto Body
Middle East Downstairs
18+ / 8pm
$16 adv, $20 dos
- Riotvine Presents Neon Indian
Neon Indian Having earned fame in band Ghosthustler and as VEGA (known for the Pleasures EP), Alan Palomo has now resurfaced as cousmatic/tape music/pop artist Neon Indian (with a as live bandmates Jason Faries, Ronald Geirhart, Leanne Macomber, and Lars Larsen). Impossible to describe by old genre names, the aesthetic they create in their 2009 E.P. Psychic Chasms is a cassette-oriented vibe in which the soft vocals, nintendo sounds, Italo-disco synth pop, and drum sounds of the 80s resurface with a clear sense of ennui, described more than once along the lines of, “hazy electro-pop with a penchant for imposing a hallucinogenic effect on the listener and nostalgia for childhood.
Riot Vine Presents
Neon Indian | Southern Belle | Mystery Roar | DJ Die Young
Great Scott
18+ / 8pm
$12
- CrashArts Presents Tim Hecker
Tim Hecker Montreal native Tim Hecker is an acclaimed producer of electronica. His works have been described as “structured ambient”, “tectonic color plates” and “cathedral electronic music”, and they focus on the explorations of the intersections of noise, dissonance and melody, fostering an approach to song craft which is both physical and emotive. His Radio Amor was considered to be a key recording in 2003 by The Wire, and his ecelectic work has included commissions for contemporary dance, sound-art installations, and various writings. Tim has performed extensively at festivals such as Sónar (Barcelona), MUTEK (Montreal), Impakt Festival (Utrecht), Victoriaville in (Quebec), IDEAL (Nantes), Vancouver New Music Festival (Vancouver), and club transmediale (Berlin), and he has toured with Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and recorded with Fly Pan Am. The New York Times has described his work as “foreboding, abstract pieces in which static and sub-bass rumbles open up around slow moving notes and chords, like fissures in the earth waiting to swallow them whole”.
World Music and Crash Arts Presents
Tim Hecker | Mountains | David Daniell
Cambridge YMCA Theatre
8pm / All Ages
$12
- Together Discussion Panels at MassArt
- Together Discussion Panels
THU 2.11NOON // TOGETHER PANEL #3
Reinventing the Wheel
There’s no end to the new micro-genres of electronic music these days. What does it all mean? Is there a singularity of beat-dom approaching or is the constant creativity of the style fragmenting everyone into smaller and smaller bits? What does the history of the scene teach us?
Panelists: Mikey Lee (Coralcola) | Geoff White (Soul Champion) | Ezra Rubin (Kingdom) | James Therrien (Boston8Bit / Castor Pollux) | Sian (Octopus Records) | George Gayl (Silent Disco)
Moderator: Wayne Marshall (MIT, Wax and Wayne)1:30PM // WORKSHOP #2
iZotope
Morgan Page, an ultra-successful commercial remixer, Vermont native and WERS Alumni teaches you the ins and outs of iZotope, the Cambridge, MA-based company which specializes in professional audio software for audio recording, mixing, broadcast, sound design and mastering2:45PM // TOGETHER PANEL #4
RiotVine presents: Buzz BuildingSome of today’s most buzzworthy acts talk about using Twitter and other leading-edge technologies. How do they affect making music, getting noticed and being successful? What emerging technologies are important and which ones should be forgotten?
Panelists: Neon Indian | Das Racist | Kids at the Bar
Moderator: Kabir Hemrajani (RiotVine)MassArt Panels
Tower Auditorium, MassArt
Noon-5pm
All Ages
Free
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- Make It New with Sian
- Friday 2.12
- Together Presents Sinden with Shuttle
Sinden Sinden has been behind some of the most familiar and infectious party songs over the past several years. Although he has a small list of his own releases on the likes of Mad Decent, Made to Play Recordings and Atlantic Jaxx, he is particularly talented in his remix work. With a keen ear to a vocal or hook he thinks is killer, Sinden always comes correct by making it even more memorable by slapping some complimentary funky break loops and a bassline beneath it.
Shuttle
Shuttle is the name of Nate Donmoyer’s electronic project and has been bubbling around New England for some time. He got a bit side-tracked when the band he was playing drums in, Passion Pit, became the biggest band in the world. Currently on tour with the juggernaut, he comes home just in time to support Sinden, who it so happens was one of his earliest supporters via his radio show.
Staccato
Stacatto was born in part in Boston, when WERS DJ Gina Turner was turned on to the new sounds coming out of club-land. Electro, techno and minimal, but played to in a massive, big room style.
Tuner then found a partner in LOUISAHHH!!!. In L.A., the duo made huge waves witht heir party movement: MAJOR.
Together Showcase
Sinden | Shuttle | Staccato
Middle East Downstairs
8pm
18+
$12
- Together Presents Wolfgang Gartner at RISE
Wolfgang GartnerWolfgang Gartner has been producing house music since the ripe age of 11. With extensive training in classical and jazz piano, he had a strong foundation to start from. He first made a name for himself in the gangsta rap scene as MC Wolf & the Gang, where he gained a cult following for his tracks that incorporated his singular brands of both parlance and rhyme. West Coast, Straight Thuggin Records and numerous Dirty South allegiances followed, but somewhere along the way, the love between Straight Thuggin and Gartner was lost. Reaching out to the dance community to reinvent his image, Gartner found himself once again part of a new era of music. He established himself producing deep house (under his real name, Joey Youngman) until 2007, when he officially embraced a new creative identity as Wolfgang Gartner and begin to produce electro house, tech house, and techno. Six Beatport #1’s later, and there’s no looking back. Wolfgang Gartner is on top of the electronic music world; come here why at this special after-hours performance!Together ShowcaseWolfgang Gartner | Emjae | Ryan Obermiller
RISE
1am -6am
18+
$15 members, $0 VIP badge holders, $20 badge holders, $25 guests
- Together Presents Yes Giantess
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Yes Giantess Jan Rosenfeld (vocals/ synth), Chase Nicholl (synth), Karl Hohn (synth) and Joey Sulkowski (drums) are Boston’s Yes, Giantess. Citing late 80s and early 90s pop music as some of their influences, they have nevertheless been most often compared to contemporary acts such as Ratatat, Passion Pit, and even “Daft Punk on a sugar rush”. Produced by Passion Pit’s own Ayad Al-Adhamy at his Bo Flex Music studio, the pop group has gained attention by opening for Little Boots on tour.
Body Language
Brooklyn-based collective Body Language have come a long way from throwing weekly parties in a Hartford dive bar. In just over a year as a band, they have gained attention for their self-described mix of “Detroit techno, Chigaco house, and indie dance”. Driven by subdued, but perky, beats, repeated lyrics, and sometimes persistent non-verbal sounds that nevertheless sound like singing, they shape an electronic dance groove that is sometimes laid-back and sometimes simply joyous. While they continue to give credibility to their name with the instinctual kinetics they produce in an audience, they are also awaiting a remix edition of their E.P. (coming soon), and they are producing an album for artist Niia, who has been heard on previous Wyclef Jean tracks.
Together Showcase
Yes, Giantess | Body Language
Middle East Upstairs
18+ / 8pm
$10
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- Silent Disco
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Silent Disco
Together is proud to present Boston’s first-ever silent disco party. It is about what you would expect, wireless headphones for all and a DJ (in this case, one Mikey Lee aka Coralcola) playing music directly into your ears. It’s a near-perfect scenario for the Milky Way in JP which is inimate and protective enough to make a bar feel like home. So this is the equivalent of being in your living room, except all your friends are also dancing with their headphones, and they are listening to the same music as you. Think of it as a headphone splitter for everyone in the club.
TOGETHER: Silent Storm Sound System Presents: RECESS
Coralcola | Kaz Gamble | Flavorheard | Voltran
Milky Way
9pm
21+
$TBD
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- CHIPTUNE 4: TOGETHER 4 EVR
CHIPTUNE 4: TOGETHER 4 EVR Boston8Bit is leading the Chiptune revolution. A new entry into the electronic music scene, Chiptune is in fact not really new at all. The genre takes the sounds of old video games and other technology, Nintendos, Segas and all the rest, and combines them to make accessible, experimental and incredibly fun dance music for all.
Chiptune Showcase
CHIPTUNE 4: TOGETHER 4 EVR
Animalstyle | Disasterpeace | Cathode Rays | Active Knowledge | Br1ght Pr1mate | DJ Radio Scotvoid | and more
With: Chiptune Open-Mic, featuring the best up-and-coming chip talent in New England
Visuals and Laser Light Show by VJ Beyonder
Pozen Center, MassArt
6pm / All Ages
Free
- Embrace Presents: Lee Burridge
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Lee Burridge Lee Burridge, of Hampshire, UK, is an internationally recognized DJ, producer and record label owner who discovered early on both aid house and the potential to bring the club scene to faraway lands. Burridge was a member of England’s Tyrant Soundsystem (along with DJs Craig Richards and Sasha) and has mixed albums for labels such as Global Underground, Hooj Choons and Balance. Burridge helped launch the underground club scene in Hong Kong during the early 1990s, gaining multiple residencies before turning his attentions in 1993 to the now legendary full moon parties at Ko Pha Ngan, Thailand, where his residency at the back-yard club provided an inspirational alternative to the more standard nights around. Renowned for his DJ sets that mix together varieties of electronic dance music into the early hours of the morning, as well as for his antics behind the turntables in the DJ booth, he now plays around the world.
Joining Burridge are two strong local dance music talents: Eli Wilkie and Patrick Barry. Eli and Steve Porter’s “Daniel Wiggy” was featured on Lee Burridge’s own “24/7″ compilation, while Patrick Barry is a resident DJ at Rise and played in 2009 with the likes of Chloe Harris and Clive Henry. Together they are the dancefloor force of Silkie Barry!
Embrace Presents
Lee Burridge | Silkie Barry
Underbar
9pm
21+
$15 adv
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- Jazzsteppa
Jazzsteppa The Jazzsteppa Live Set involves both original material and adaptations on a variety of musical genres and themes, emphasizing on the value of the roots from which our music has evolved.Originally formed by ShmueL! (Gal Moore) & BarBie (Gal Bar-Adon) in 2006, Jazzsteppa is the first live dubstep band. The four original band members (BarbiE: Trombone, MC, effects. Mathieu Pe: Trumpet, Effects. Fred: Laptop, Noise. ShmueL!: Dj) managed to create a unique sound using their experience as live jazz musicians combined with their ongoing involvement with bass-heavy dance-floor music.Music Ecology, Lost In Bass and NotSmart.net presentJazzsteppa | Bakie and Sirios | Vice-T | G. Notorious
Wonder Bar
6:30pm / 21+
$10 adv, $15 dos
- Together Discussion Panels at MassArt
- Together Discussion PanelsFRI 2.12
NOON // TOGETHER PANEL #5
Visual Immersion
Here come the VJs! At one time, VJing was considered a novelty, now it’s crucial to making a creative event shine. What goes into being a VJ? Are there particular strategies a VJ needs to know to being successful? How did this whole thing start anyway?
Panelists: Brian Kane (EBN) | Jennifer McClain (Jenocyde) | Zebbler | Matt Boch (Harmonix, Thunderdome)
Moderator: Josh Randall (aka RobotKid, Harmonix)1:30PM // WORKSHOP #3
Little Boy Blue
A locally-made modular synth gets some time in the limelight. This Flower Electronics demo will include a brief history of the company, an overview of the current product line, including prototypes and audio demos.
2:45PM // TOGETHER PANEL #6
Trend Forecasting
What is next? A question that everyone wants the answer to. So much so that these people are paid to know. An in-depth discussion of how to find out, how to profit from it, and how knowing puts you at the forefront of verge culture.
Panelists: Jon O’Toole (BuzzAgent) | Greg Selkoe (Karmaloop) | Julian Wadsworth (Karmaloop TV) | Jeff Carvalho (Highsnobiety/Selectism)
Moderator: Mike McKay (Thunderdome, At Risk Youth)MassArt PanelsTower Auditorium, MassArt
Noon-5pm
All Ages
Free
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- Together Presents Sinden with Shuttle
- Saturday 2.13
- Together & DJDeals.com Present: Dirtybird Records
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WorthySan Francisco’s techno/hyphy/house DJ Worthy spins techno, hyphy and house influenced by good house music, funk, breakbeats, 80’s metal, and 80’s new wave. Worthy met Justin Martin in the late nineties, after moving to NYC, where artists LTJ Bukem, Stacey Pullen and Sasha and the expanding dance music scene encouraged him to play records of all genres from hip hop to breaks to techno and drum ‘n’ bass. In 2001, he moved to San Francisco and began to DJ around the city, as well as produce house and techno which would soon be played at the now staple of San Francisco’s party scene, the outdoor Dirtybird parties, co-founded by Worthy, Christian Martin, Justin Martin and Claude VonStroke. In 2006, Worthy launched his label, Anabatic Records, which has already released noteworthy tech house. Still a Dirtybird regular, he has also been showcasing his talent as a producer with E.P. releases on Anabatic and Dirtybird, as well as 2008’s underground hit “Work The Walls”, with accompanying video.
Christian Martin
Christian Martin’s love affair with electronic music began in 1995, as an early attendee at Southern California’s now legendary Moontribe full moon desert parties. After absorbing late 90’s club life in New York, London, and Los Angeles, Christian settled in San Francisco in the spring of 2000. He started playing records in 2002 under the tutelage of his brother, Justin Martin, armed with a stack of Justin’s old vinyl and used Technics 1200’s from Sammy D.In 2003, inspired by the massive desert soundsystems of old, Christian founded the dirtybird soundsystem. Along with co-founders Justin Martin, Worthy, and Claude VonStroke, dirtybird’s Sunday afternoon BBQ’s have quickly become a Golden Gate Park institution.Along with Christian’s residency at dirtybird’s monthly club night, he’s been busy in the studio, polishing multiple remixes and originals. 2010 looks to be busier than ever for Christian as he helps shape the future of dirtybird’s unique sound.
Voodeux
Described as ‘Halloween on wax’ Voodeux is the human manifestation of creepy house and techno. James Watts (AKA KiloWatts) and Tanner Ross have been collaborating for 6 years, but they officially became Voodeux their 2008 The Curse E.P., which prompted Claude VonStroke to encourage them to make an album that followed along the same creepy vein. Ross’s music synthesis degree from Berklee and Watts’ varied discography as a producer lend themselves perfectly to the dark magic theme, producing a mix that tells “a chilling tale of eerie house and minimal techno that will haunt you long after you’ve left the club.”
Together & DJDeals.com Present: Dirtybird Showcase
Worthy | Christian Martin | Voodeux
Middle East Downstairs
8pm / 18+
$12
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- Together Presents: RE:imagined VJ Showcase
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Hansel and Gretel RE:imagined
Together and Zebbler present Hansel and Gretel – RE:Imagined, a live 5 act audio-visual theater done by some of the best a/v acts in Boston. Each act will get their own part of the story to perform in whichever insane way they choose to. A gramophone-like narration of the story will remind the audience of what page we’re on between the acts. Performances will be followed by a dance party, featuring the acts/VJs involved in this 21st century story-telling act.
Brian Kane
BRIAN KANE is a living legend in the video performance / art world. His work inspired generations of followers and imitators. Yet he doesn’t stop to rest on his laurels. Today, he’s as busy as ever, converting dreams into reality. His use of modern technology to create art is often funny and unexpected.In 1991, Brian was a founding member of the groundbreaking multimedia group Emergency Broadcast Network (EBN), in which he pioneered the art and technology of video sampling. And in 1992, Brian invented VuJak, the worlds first video sampler.From 1988 through 1996, Brian created many milestone’s in the development of commercial holography, including the first commercial computer generated hologram in 1988, and the first full-parallax strereographic hologram in 1996.
Zebbler Encanti ExperienceZEBBLER ENCANTI EXPERIENCE is a live audio/video performance duo, which often involves 3 projector wide visuals and synchronized surround sound a/v.
The two are a custom content factory, churning out endless all original sounds and visuals without stopping to catch their breath. Zebbler is the video arm of Z.E.E., perhaps most well known for the Boston Mooninite Debacle in which l.e.d. advertisements he placed around the city for an Adult Swim cartoon in Boston were mistaken for bombs and caused a massive panic.
Moving beyond that, Zebbler is a decorated artist, having won “Best Visual Artist” in the Boston Phoenix reader poll, and a number 12 slot in DJ Magazine’s best VJ in the World
Hansel and Gretel, Re:Imagined
Brian Kane | Psylab | Zebbler Encanti Experience vs. Clever Girl | QFWFQ Duo | MuseHybrid
Mass Art, Pozen Center
7pm / All Ages
$5
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- Chus & Ceballos
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Chus & Ceballos Hailing from Spain, the dynamic duo known as Chus & Ceballos have become one of the most successful remixing and production pair on the global circuit since emerging on the scene in 2002. Their trademark Iberican sound is a hypnotizing blend of inviting soundscapes mixed with the dazzling use of modern tech elements. Any lover of House music will no doubt become infected by their musical message. Their list of cridentials is extensive and impressive. Having done remixes for Madonna, Paris Hilton, Luzon and the like has gotten this pair a tremendous reputation in the music industry, holding residency in some of the most prestigious clubs on the elctronic circuit. These two have no doubt secured their spot amongst the elite with their collaborative work as well as the numerous releases on their own imprint Stereo Productions.Chus & CeballosUnderbar
21+ / 10pm
$TBD
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- Nicky Digital Presents: OMFG
OMFG
NYC Nightlife photographer Nicky Digital sprung from Emerson College, and Together is proud to have him back in town for the first time in a long time. Nicky himself will shoot the crowd with his friends Tittsworth and Domonique Keegan of The Glass in the mix. Get ready to be famous and don’t forget to “Smile.”
Nicky Digital Presents: OMFG
Tittsworth | Dominique Keegan of the Glass
Good Life
10pm
21+
- True Productions Present DJ Funk
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DJ Funk One of the few figureheads in the “Ghetto House” genre, Chicago’s DJ Funk grew up on the musically rich West Side of Chicago, where he was exposed at an early age to Chicago, New York & Detroit dance music. Developing from his early influences he started DJing out when he was just a teenager at house parties, school dances, and neighborhood clubs; selling mix tapes in the hood with his former crew “do or die” to make ends meet. Some of his early influences were Grand Master Flash, African Bambada, and Farley Jack Master Funk, and Hip-Hop as a whole, which he helped inject into the chicago club scene early on. Mixing House, Techno and Hip-Hop, DJ Funk pioneered the “Ghetto House” sound. A professional DJ for over a decade, DJ Funk has produced anthem after anthem of bouncing “Ass & Titty” Dance Music for his very own record company Dance Mania Records, while his remix resumé includes such greats as Basement Jaxx, Justice, DJ Sneak, and Fast Eddie.True Productions
DJ Funk
Privus Lounge
10pm
21+
$5
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- Goethe-Institut Boston presents Berlin Calling
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Berlin Calling Together is proud to offer a special film screening to our festival in partnership with Goethe-Institut Boston. Berlin Calling is the story of a DJ who, after taking a bad pill, goes off the deep end, only to find a home where he least expected. Shot in clubs in Berlin, it also provides a snapshot of the city many people consider the capital of the current dance music scene. Following the screening, a special panel of guests, including writer Geeta Dayal and Brown professor Tony Cokes, will talk about Berlin, the German music culture, and how it manifests itself today around the world.
Electronic Music in Berlin: Film and Discussion
Panelists: Geeta Dayal | Tony Cokes | Tobias Thomas
Goethe-Institut Boston
4pm: Berlin Calling
6pm: Panel Discussion
All Ages
Free
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- Electroacoustic Showcase at NEC
- Electroacoustic Showcase Electronic music is way more than bashing beats and big clubs. John Mallia of The New England Conservatory of Music curates this special Together performance featuring Jing Wang from UMass Dartmouth, Steve Olsen from New York and Luke Moldof, playing the ARP 2600 Analong Synthesizer. The music featured is from Wang, Jonathan Harvey, John Mallia himself and others. We are quite excited to give our ears a break from the norm.Electroacoustic Showcase
Jing Wang | Steve Olse | Luke Moldof
NewEngland Conservatory, Pierce Hall
241 St. Botolph St
8pm/ All Ages / Free
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- Bodies Of Water All Ages Showcase
Big Digits Mac & TD lead an army of party rats and production in the manner of Ravesploitation, an idea they have been pioneering from the beginning. Arms with only a DJ, two microphones and the kind of fast talking raps that make a crowd shreik, their bare-bones aesthetic leaves nothing to the imagination and everything on the dancefloor.Joining them are Wet Bandits, featuring DJ Evaredy and Durkin on four turntables, the awe-inspiring sounds of the Whitehaus reps Truman Peyote and Many Mansions, plus special guests from NYC, the Tropical, sweaty, wild and wooly sound of the mighty Dutty Arts. Epic.Bodies of Water Arts and Crafts Showcase Big Digits | Truman Peyote | Coralcola | Many Mansions | Wet Bandits | Dutty Artz
Cambridge YMCA
6pm / All Ages
- Lovelife at the Enormous Room
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Lovelife at the Enormous Room Providence, RI dance party Lovelife is one of the few in New England who continually pushes the aesthetic envelope of house, electro and techno. Born from the legendary Pop! party–headed up by Morgan Louis–Lovelife also consists of lover-not-a-fighter Chris Wade and mixing specialist Alvin Aronson. Wade in particular is now starting to make original music, with his track “Broke” making waves in the blogosphere. This will be a night to remember as Together welcomes their Boston debut. While all the guys have played up north at times, this will be the first time their three-headed party plays at the same time. A Boston debut!Lovelife at the Enormous RoomMorgan Louis | Chris Wade | Initiales A.A.
Enormous Room
21+ / 10pm
$TBD
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- Mind Control at RISE
Mind Control Richie Santana and Peter Bailey are Mind Control, the tag-team DJ monster from NYC that challenges clubs like Pacha to max out its party potential. As a production team, they’ve worked with Victor Calderone, Dubfire, Roger Sanchez and Erick Morillo. Forget everything you know about traditional clubbing because Mind Control turn all that inside-out. Mind Control | Ben Gershman
RISE
1am- 7am
18+
$15 members, $0 VIP badge holders, $20 badge holders, $25 guests
- DJ Classes at the Institute of Contemporary Art
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DJ Classes at the IcaDJ Ghostdad, DJ Die Young and Boston’s best DJs hold a seminar for the up-and-coming DJs within our midst. From mixing to blending to quick fades, how does a DJ work a crowd? What’s the best way to mix? Die Young, Ghostdad and friends show you how.DJ ClassDJ Die Young, Ghostdad
Institute for Contemporary Art
21+ Saturday only
$20
2 sessions. Times TBA
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- Together & DJDeals.com Present: Dirtybird Records
- Sunday 2.14
- Thunderdome XVII: Lover’s Ball
Steed LordIn the last year or so, Steed Lord has exploded onto the international scene constantly killing it with their amazing live performances and dope swagger. And since 2007 Steed Lord has without a record deal performed all over the world from across North America to Canada to Russia to Mexico to all over Europe headlining over 60 of their own shows along with supporting bands like Chromeo and Does It Offend You, Yeah? and performing alongside artists like Busy P, The Whip, Shitdisco, Uffie, Dj Klever and more.Steed Lord have also been widely recognized as designers and visual artists.Having designed all of their own graphics, artworks and visuals to fit with their music.In 2007 Steed Lord were approached by H&M retail giant to design a clothing line for their Divided label. The Steed Lord/H&M designs were available in over 100 stores and in more than 50 countries.
Hot Pink Delorean ft. Virtuoso
HPD came roaring out of the drum & bass scene with an incredibly expert eye on production and party tactics. Remix kings, Katy, Britney and M.I.A. have come under their knife. The new breed of club gods also come to their studio: Designer Drugs, Hollywood Holt, The Faint, The Glass and so on. You name it, they’ve touched it. This special Together appearance will feature MC Virtuoso.
Karmaloop Presents:
Thunderdome XIV
Steed Lord | Hot Pink Delorean | Roxy Cottontail | Mistaker | Red Foxxx
10pm / 21+
$20
- The Wolf + Lamb Valentine Experience
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Together & Soul Clap present: The Wolf + Lamb Valentine Experience Join us for a night of romance with Wolf + Lamb artists Nicolas Jaar LIVE, No Regular Play LIVE and Boston natives, Soul Clap.”Few contemporary dance music labels, even by underground vanguardist standards, can take credit for the sort of daringly forward-thinking and wildly imaginative flavors that have come to distinguish Wolf + Lamb Music in recent years.” – Miami New Times
NICOLAS JAAR
Nicolas Jaar was born in NY but quickly relocated to Santiago de Chile in the 90’s, only to come back to his birth place as a teenager. Haunted by Mulatu Astatke and Erik Satie, Nico started to make organic electronic music in 2004 at the age of 14. At 17, he made his debut with “The Student EP” on Wolf and Lamb Music with a remix by Seth Troxler who called him ” one of the most talented minds dance music is about to see develop”.
More: http://bit.ly/c11WEINO REGULAR PLAY
Greg Paulus and Nick DeBruyn AKA No Regular Play met as 8 year olds growing up in St. Paul, Minnesota. Picking up inspiration from hip-hop and jazz legends such as A Tribe Called Quest, J Dilla, Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock, Greg performed trumpet at local jazz clubs in his teenage years and together they traveled to Cuba’s Havana to study Afro-Cuban rhythm, music and culture. Greg went on to study jazz/classical at the Manhattan School of Music and worked with James Brown’s drummer and Lauryn Hill before touring with critically acclaimed indie band Beirut. In 2006 Nick joined Greg in Brooklyn to begin experimenting with electronic music after they attended a Wolf + Lamb party that blew their minds.
More: http://bit.ly/ajFeOTSOUL CLAP
Before today there was yesterday and after tomorrow is the future. Elyte and Cnyce’s paths were crossed for all time when a Sun Ra light beam sent from Saturn collided with the P-Funk Mothership and sent them tumbling to earth. Now, Soul Clap time travels on a musical spaceship of dopeness…
More: http://bit.ly/8MlQYqA Night of Romance
Nico Jaar | No Regular Play | Soul Clap
Good Life
21+ / 10pm
$TBD
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- A Valentine’s Day Mardi Gras
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Utopia presents A Valentine’s Day Mardi Gras Together is proud to partner with Utopia, Boston’s longest running house party to celebrate a night of love, laughter and levity. Joining Boston legend DJ Bruno is DJ Cruzz from New York City, himself a giant of the deep house DJ scene.To make this event special, Bruno is planning a Mardi Gras theme, complete with free masks and beads! If you have never witnessed the love and family that is Utopia, this would be the perfect night to do it. Expect Deep House, Tribal House, Latin House and everything in between. A special night on a special day with two extra-special DJs. Plus a live performance from AfroBrasil.
Utopia Presents: A Valentine’s Day Mardi Gras
DJs Bruno & Cruzz
Live performance from AfroBrasil
Machine
21+ / 9pm
$10
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- Together Presents: Damian Lazarus at RISE
Damian Lazarus
Begining with mainly hip-hop, electro, soul and funk roots, London’s Damian Lazarus added house, hardcore and jungle to his repertoire while in college. His first real DJing break was the 2002 City Rockers party, followed by residency at Bodyrockers and an invitation to play at the Sonar festival. With frequent releases on Crosstown Rebels and DJ gigs all around the globe, his sound has morphed into what he describes as “twisted, raw, deep underground techno, house and electro. Crazy future music that works just as well at peak times in large clubs as it does in the early hours in small spaces.” Luckily, RISE is one of those clubs where this sort of thing goes over perfectly. Come celebrate with us at the Together 2010 closing party!
Together Showcase Damian Lazarus | Mike Swells | Sharkat & Logo
RISE
1am-7am
18+
$10 members, $0 VIP badge holders, $15 badge holders, $20 guests
- Yeah Right at Foxy
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Foxy
Yeah Right is a new electronic dance music band from Providence, RI. A trio that bends genres as easily as they bend genders, they’ve been making legitimate waves in Rhode Island’s dance and concert combo nights, with a new romantic bent that it right on course with the next now sound.
Joining them in the party is JP disco and boogie prince Joseph Colbourne and the voice of Mystery Roar, Nate Bluhm.
Foxy
Yeah Right | Nate Bluhm | Joseph Colbourne
Zuzu
9pm / 21+
Free
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- The Get Together: Record Fair and Trade Show
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Get Together The Villa Victoria is the perfect meeting place for our Valentine’s day trade show, market and record fair. Record collectors, labels and local distributors will gather to sell their wax, companieswill demo the latest in DJ and production technology, and a select group of fashion vendors and designers will offer their wares as well. 3 of Boston’s most fearless stylists will present a fashion show at 4pm and a Silent Disco party train will depart from the event at 6pm. Don’t miss a minute of this unique and exciting daytime event!
Fashion presentation by
Deconize
Carrigan dB
The Void AboveThe Get Together
Record Fair | Trade Show | Fashion Show
Villa Victoria Center for the Arts
85 W Newton St (corner of Tremont St)
Noon-6pm
All Ages
Free
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- Speaking In Code Screening
Speaking in Code
A film about techno music, obsession and heartache, Speaking in Code has been making the rounds at music and film festivals throughout the world. On the cusp of its release on DVD, Together is proud to allow it a space on the big screen. Modeselektor, journalist Philip Sherburne, Monolake, the Wighnomy Brothers, local promoter David Day, Kompakt, Ellen Allien and more all tell their stories through the lens of Director Amy Grill.
Speaking in Code ScreeningParamount Center
445 Washington Street
Doors at 6:30pm
Screening 7pm
Q&A to follow
Free
- DJ Classes at the Institute of Contemporary Art
- DJ Classes at the IcaDJ Ghostdad, DJ Die Young and Boston’s best DJs hold a seminar for the up-and-coming DJs within our midst. From mixing to blending to quick fades, how does a DJ work a crowd? What’s the best way to mix? Die Young, Ghostdad and friends show you how.
DJ Class
DJ Die Young, Ghostdad
Institute for Contemporary Art
18-and-under
$20
2 sessions. Times TBA
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- Thunderdome XVII: Lover’s Ball
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