Dave Clarke Presents Returns to the Melkweg
Perc & Truss, Marcel Fengler, Octave One live, The Hacker and many more for Dave Clarke Presents at The Melkweg
It seemed like a sheer impossible task for Dave Clarke to top the ten year anniversary of his ‘Dave Clarke Presents’-night, last year during Amsterdam Dance Event at the Melkweg. Nothing could be further from the truth, seeing how Clarke presents a line-up that consists of the likes of Perc & Truss, Marcel Fengler and Gary Beck among others. The Baron of Techno dishes out a night that will have the mouths watering of anyone with a knack for innovative techno. And just like the years before, the Melkweg prides itself for having the honor of announcing the first proper night at ADE.
If Dave Clarke can be considered the Baron of Techno, then Perc & Truss must be two Dukes. The British techno duo have a longstanding reputation with Perc (real name: Ali Wells) as head of the renowned PercTrax label and a respectful discography of his own with releases on Kompakt and Ovum. Truss (real name: Tom Russell) on the other hand is known for his unrelentless type of techno as well as his acid-project MPIA3. Together, the two have been performing at festivals such as Soenda and Awakenings where they flattened the fields with their industrial-inspired techno.
Clarke gives techno lovers more reasons to rejoice: Berghain resident Marcel Fengler will be present, just like techno mainstay Gary Beck and the lengendary Detroit duo Octave One who’ve been around since the early nineties with releases on Derrick May’s Transmat Records. Octave One will be doing a live-set with a whole arsenal of drum computers, synthesizers and controllers. Also from the Motor City: DJ Bone, the man who lives and breathes Detroit Techno and shuns any kind of hype. Back from a long hiatus: Frenchman The Hacker. As a founding father of the electroclash scene in the early 21st century, mister Michel Amato has been out of the picture for quite some years, but his new album Love/Kraft is a true return to form.
No Dave Clarke Presents night is complete without a Dutch delegacy. For that, Clarke asked the top class of Dutch techno with the likes of former Trouw residents Sandrien and Tsepo, as well as one of the most familiar faces of Dave Clarke Presents: Estroe. And as almost always Clarke’s studio buddy Mr. Jones, who has released his debut solo album to critical acclaim on The Public Stand a few months back, is also present.
The complete line-up:
Dave Clarke / Perc & Truss / Marcel Fengler / Gary Beck / Live: Octave One / The Hacker / Dj Bone / Sandrien / Estroe / Mr. Jones / Tsepo
Dave Clarke presents
Amsterdam Dance Event
Melkweg Amsterdam
Friday 16 October
Doors: 22:00 hours
Presale: € 27
Ticketlink: http://www.ticketmaster.nl/event/147877?brand=nl_melkweg
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Amsterdam Dance Event Festival Program is Complete
For five days and nights Amsterdam is the dance music centre of the world
The nighttime program of the Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) is now finalised. Between the 14th to 18th of October more than 2000 artists will be appearing at over 340 events across the 100 clubs and spaces that are participating with ADE. During the upcoming anniversary year, Amsterdam will be in the international spotlight with over 400 visiting journalists and media, more than 5.000 professionals and an expected 365.000 festival-goers who flock to the city from around the world.
Over the last 20 years, the Amsterdam Dance Event, an initiative of Buma, has developed into the world’s largest club-based festival. The five-day long ADE Festival features a unique range of the most diverse styles of electronic music. And, in addition to an extensive night program, ADE offers music lovers a wide range of daytime activities in the form of lectures, masterclasses, workshops, film screenings and art exhibitions spread across various locations in the city. Artists also participating in the day program include Afrojack (NL), Antal (NL), Camo & Crooked (AT), De Jeugd van Tegenwoordig (NL), Detroit Swindle (NL), DJ Pierre (US), Dubfire (US), Gui Boratto (BR), Henrik Schwarz (DE), Jeff Mills (US), Joris Voorn (NL), Kölsch (DK), Machinedrum (US), Martin Garrix (NL), Noisia (NL), Ron Trent (US) and Serge (NL).
The 2000 artists visiting Amsterdam to participate in the ADE Festival include:
Adam Beyer (SE), Agoria (FR), Âme (DE), Andrew Weatherall (GB), Andy C (GB), Apollonia (FR), Armin van Buuren (NL), Axwell Λ Ingrosso (SE), Ben Klock (DE), Ben UFO (GB), Bicep (GB), Bingo Players (NL), Black Coffee (ZA), Bondax (GB), Boris Brejcha (DE), Boys Noize (DE), Carl Cox (GB), Chris Liebing (DE), Dâm-FunK (US), Dannic (NL), Dave Clarke (GB), David Guetta (FR), De Sluwe Vos (NL), Derrick May (US), Detroit Swindle (NL), Dixon (DE), DJ Snake (FR), DJ Tennis (IT), Dubfire (US), Dyro (NL), Eats Everything (GB), Fedde Le Grand (NL), Felix Da Housecat (US), Floorplan (US), Four Tet (GB), GANZ (NL), George FitzGerald (GB), Gerd Janson (DE), Goldfish (ZA), Green Velvet (US), Gui Boratto (BR), Guti (AR), Hardwell (NL), Headhunterz (NL), Heidi (DE), Henrik Schwarz (DE), Hernan Cattaneo (AR), Howling (DE), I-F (NL), Ida Engberg (SE), Interstellar Funk (NL), James Zabiela (GB), Jamie Jones (GB), Jeff Mills (US), Jennifer Cardini (FR), Job Jobse (NL), John Digweed (GB), John Talabot (ES), Joris Voorn (NL), Joseph Capriati (IT), Josh Wink (US), Joy Orbison (GB), Juan Atkins (US), Karenn (GB), Kerri Chandler (US), KiNK (BG), Knife Party (GB), Kölsch (DK), Kraak & Smaak (NL), Laidback Luke (NL), Levon Vincent (US), Loco Dice (DE), Maceo Plex (US), Machinedrum (US), Magda (Poland), Mano Le Tough (IE), Marcel Dettmann (DE), Mark Knight (GB), Martin Garrix (NL), Max Cooper (GB), Maya Jane Coles (GB), Miss Nine (DE), Monika Kruse (DE), Moodymann (US), Motor City Drum Ensemble (DE), Mount Kimbie (GB), Move D (DE), Nervo (Australia), Nicky Romero (NL), Nicole Moudaber (GB), Nina Kraviz (RU), Noisia (NL), Oliver Heldens (NL), Paco Osuna (ES), Palms Trax (DE), Paul Oakenfold (GB), Ricardo Villalobos (CL), Richie Hawtin (CA), ROD (NL), Roger Sanchez (US), Romare (GB), Rødhåd (DE), Sandrien (NL), Secret Cinema (NL), Seth Troxler (US), Showtek (NL), Sjamsoedin (NL), Solomun (DE), Soul Clap (US), Squarepusher (GB), Stimming (DE), Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano (NL), Surgeon (GB), The Black Madonna (US), The Gaslamp Killer (US), The Martinez Brothers (US), Todd Terry (US), Tom Trago (NL), Torus (NL), Weval (NL), Yellow Claw (NL)
For the full program click here: a-d-e.nl/artists/
About the Amsterdam Dance Event
Over the last 20 years ADE has become the leading platform for the international dance scene. It is the place ‘par excellence’ to identify the latest business practices and the freshest musical trends, ranging from emerging talents through to the most recent work of electronic music’s pioneers and superstars.
For more information about ADE: www.a-d-e.nl
The Amsterdam Dance Event takes place this year from the 14th to the 18th of October and is organised by the Stichting Amsterdam Dance Event, an initiative of Buma. Official Partners of ADE: KPN and Samsung
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International Radio Festival 6th Edition Success
The 6th edition of the IRF topped all previous editions, in content, guests, listener reach, social media stats, and conference speakers.
Taking place from 14th to the 30th August 2015, the 6th edition of the International Radio Festival (IRF) once again united radio stations from around the world and showcased some of the best music programmes and formats available today, broadcasting them LIVE ON-AIR on FM across Zurich, DAB+ across Switzerland, online around the world, and on the participating guest radio stations back home. See photos from the event here: www.flickr.com/photos/internationalradiofestival/
Says festival director Darryl von Daniken “It’s been another 14 days of incredible music radio content, amazing global radio stations, leading radio personalities, ideas and visions and all summoned up, only further confirms the need for an annual platform where the worlds of radio and music meet, knowledge share, make friends and celebrate the ultimate live medium, music radio.”
IRF 2015 in Numbers
1 Annual Event
2nd Collection of International Radio Faces
4 IRF Speakers
5 MINI’s
6th Edition
14 days
21 Countries
28 Radio Stations
65 Radio Faces
98 Radio VIP’s
200 Dunny’s (thank you Swatch)
336 Hours of On-Air Showcases
450 Conference Delegates
100+ million listener reach
…Only at the world’s first (and only) On-Air Festival and Radio Content Conference
IRF “On Air” Program
Broadcasting live from the Hotel FourPoints by Sheraton Sihlcity Zurich with 336 Hours of On-Air programming. Listen to the shows on Mixcloud here; www.mixcloud.com/IRF
Radio stations and events broadcasting from the festival included:
Nogoum Radio, Cairo, Egypt
Red Light Radio, Amsterdam, for the IRF Online Radio Awards
Rete 3, Lugano, Switzerland
KissFM, Melbourne, Australia
RAI 2, Italy
InterFM, Tokyo, Japan
Carly Wilford, United Kingdom
Richard Dorfmeister
Love Radio, Shanghai, China
SwissInfo Radio
RAI 3, Italy
Chiara Luzzana, Radio Swatch
SRF1 Zambo Radio, Switzerland
Evelinn Trouble
BBC Radio ONE, United Kingdom
Radio IFM, Tunisia
BigFM, Mumbai, India
Radio Fiume Ticino, Switzerland
Soho Radio, London, United Kingdom
WUML, Massachusetts, USA
Len Sander
Hoxton FM, London, United Kingdom
Backstage Radio, Switzerland
Pride Radio, USA
Radio Ibiza Sonica, Balearic Islands, Spain
Tony Prince, Radio Caroline, Radio Pirate
WSPN, College Radio, Skidmore, USA
Mi-Soul Radio, London, United Kingdom
Tangsuan Radio, Beijing, China
GRRIF Radio, Delemont, Switzerland
Info on all shows here: www.internationalradiofest.com/event/irf-2015-zurich
IRF B2B Forum
The IRF Conference & B2B Forum 2015 brought together national and international radio and music industry professionals to deliberate and discuss new developments, chances and challenges music radio faces today. This years highlights included keynotes from Mark Ramsey, Audio Strategist, Samantha Moy, BBC 6 Music and Speed Dating Match Making sessions. www.internationalradiofest.com/conference-b2b-forum/
IRF Competition Winners
As well as the showcasing radio stations from around the world, the IRF is also ran several competitions worldwide to find the best radio talent to broadcast their music radio show ‘live on air’ at the event.
4th ‘Sound of India’ Contest
For the fourth annual ‘Sound of India’ contest the IRF has once again teamed up with the Radioandmusic.com, Mixcloud and Switzerland Tourism to zoom in on an Indian FM Radio Show and Radio Jockey who will represent Indian radio. This year’s winner is Siddharth Misra of 92.7 Big FM from Srinagar and Jammu in northern India state Kashmir. The private owned station has several branches all over the second-most populous country in the world and covers 45 cities with it’s programme (tagline: “Suno Sunao, Life Banao”). Since summer 2008 Big FM, India’s largest Radio network can also be received abroad, in Singapore and Bhutan. More info here: http://www.internationalradiofest.com/sound-of-india/
4th North America Campus Radio Contest Winner
The IRF also continued to celebrate the talent from US College radio and congratulations to Nick Canovas of WUML for winning this year’s competition! His show, Time In The Study, which he hosts under the guise of DJ Dad, stood out from the competition and won him this title. His show focuses on ‘local and worldly underground indie music’ interspersed with a healthy dose of self-proclaimed dad jokes. More info here: www.internationalradiofest.com/irf15-WUML-campus-radio-contest-winner/
2nd IRF & Mixcloud ORA (Online Radio Awards)
After the successful launch of the Online Radio Awards in 2014 the International Radio festival have once again joined forces with MIxcloud to recognize the outstanding curatorship, production and creative talent within the online radio industry. Over 5,000 radio makers and listeners nominated shows for the categories of Best Online Radio Station, Best Online Music Show and Best Online Talk Show, with 24 sub-categories spanning a range of genres and territories. The 130 shortlisted nominations were whittled down to the 24 winners by a panel of industry judges that include programme makers and executives from LA’s KCRW, SXSW, 7digital, Mixcloud and last year’s winner NTS Radio. The three biggest winners of the day are Red Light Radio for Best Online Radio Station, The Selector for Best Online Music Show, and Serial Podcast for Best Online Talk Radio Show. Info on all the winners here: www.internationalradiofest.com/ora-2015/
About the International Radio Festival (IRF)
Founded in 2010, the IRF is a Zurich-based organization, being the FIRST and ONLY international radio festival of its kind, celebrating the world's most consumed medium -- Music Radio. A must-attend event, the IRF brings together Music Radio Anchors, Radio Programming Heads, Record Labels, Music Managers & Agents, Lifestyle Brands/Services and their Marketing & Advertising Agencies, Media Professionals and Educational Establishments. The IRF is the key place where the Music Radio world comes together to celebrate the curators and decision makers of music radio content, to deliberate and collaborate, to network and to discover trends about their Industry. The IRF was as a finalist in the 2011 British Swiss Business Awards, and invited by the Swiss Federal Government to be part of their presence during the 2012 London Olympic Games - they will also be at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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Dutch Acts at Reeperbahn Festival 2015
The Dutch Impact showcase will return to Reeperbahn Festival in Hamburg, bringing you the best in up and coming artists from the Lowlands.
Taking place at Molotow Musikclub on Thursday 24th September, this years Dutch Impact showcase will feature live performances from; Bazzookas, Bombay, Ganz, Half Way Station, My Baby, Pauw, The Womb, Tim Vantol, Weval, Woot.
The event includes an outside area where there will be BBQ food and drinks for delegates, press and artists with opportunities to network with key players from the Dutch Music Industry as well as artist and their managers.
Dutch Impact Showcase Running Order:
12:00 Doors
12:30 - 13:00 Club - Tim Vantol
13:00 - 13:30 Skybar - Bazzookas
13:30 - 14:00 Club - The Womb
14:00 - 14:30 Skybar - Woot
14:30 - 15:00 Club - Pauw
15:00 - 15:30 Skybar - Half Way Station
15:30 - 16:00 Club - Bombay
16:00 - 16:30 Skybar - Ganz
16:30 - 17:00 Club - MY BABY
17:00 - 17:30 Skybar – Weval
More info on all the acts performing at Reeperbahn here: http://www.dutch-impact.nl/category/festivals/reeperbahn
Venue Address: Molotow Musikclub, Nobistor 14, Hamburg
http://www.molotowclub.com/
RSVP: Please RSVP to nikki@46.32.240.39
Dutch Bands are really starting to make their mark on the German music market with Taymir and John Coffey having extensive tour dates across the country in 2015 after standing out at last years showcase event. DeWolff have also toured Germany extensively in 2013 and 2014, Birth of Joy have several festival shows in Germany this year and Kensington are currently touring with Revolverheld. So don't miss out and see who will be the future stars of tomorrow.
If you can’t make the showcase event you can also see a host of other exciting Dutch artists performing at Reeperbahn including; Fexet, Friends of the Family, Noblesse and Pat Smith at The Hague showcase at Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli) from 18:30 till 22:00 on Thursday and Friday. See all dates and times below…
Wednesday 23rd September
20:00 – 23:00 – Bazzookas – Skabuzz - yellow school bus at Spielbudenplatz - tbc
22:10 – 23:00 - Tim Vantol – Spielbude
Thursday 24th September
19:00 - 19:45 - Friends of the Family - Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli)
20:00 – 23:00 – Bazzookas – Skabuzz - yellow school bus at Spielbudenplatz
20:15 - 21:00 - Fexet - Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli)
21:15 - 22:00 - Noblesse - Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli)
0:15 – 21:00 – Bombay - Grüner Jäger
22:50 – 23:30 – PAUW - Molotow Karatekeller
Friday 25th September
19:00 - 19:45 WOOT - Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli)
20:00 – 23:00 – Bazzookas – Skabuzz - yellow school bus at Spielbudenplatz
20:15 - 21:00 - The Womb - Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli)
21:10 - 21:50 - Mister & Mississippi - Imperial Theater
21:15 - 22:00 - Pat Smith - Bahnhof Pauli (Klubhaus St. Pauli)
22:45 – 23:15 – Half Way Station - headCRASH
23:30 – 00:30 – GANZ – Moondoo
23:50 – 00:50 – Weval – Häkken
Saturday 26th September
14:40 - 15:10 - MY BABY - Reeperbahn Festival Lounge (Arcotel Onyx)
20:00 – 23:00 – Bazzookas – Skabuzz - yellow school bus at Spielbudenplatz
22:10 – 23:10 – Dotan – Docks
10:30 - 11:30 - MY BABY - Pooca Bar
About the Bands
Bazzookas
The founding of Bazzookas (2009) is best to compared with the discovery of gunpowder. The bang coming from that is like the ska of Bazzookas; magical, explosive and epic! Bazzookas break out, impatient and eager, they do it 8 men strong, they make the crowd and themselves go crazy. It is the energy that comes from the heart and soul of the band. Sparks are flying. It does not matter if one is male / female, young / old, beautiful / ugly, dog / cat, big / small, French, Belgian, German or Dutch, everyone starts dancing to the music! They arrive at the gig in a yellow American schoolbus, unpack, set up, and go all out. On a stage or on the roof of the bus; GO! 300 some gigs later, crowds still get blown away by the energy that Bazzookas throw at them.
Band website: http://bazzookas.com/
Bombay
The average person to the landslubber is like the Janmaat to the seamen: the ordinary sailor. Ideal standard. But Mathias Janmaat, singer of Bombay from Den Haag is miles away from this everyman. His voice is bolshie enough for London 1977 and yet so melodic, especially while interacting with drummer Linda van Leeuwen, who delivers the bright opposite tunes. In 2012, these two recorded their first album called “Vulture/Provider”, then under the name Bombay Show Pig and showed a great balance between the lo-fi rumbling of the early Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the vigorous rock duo like Blood Red Shoes. Now, they cut back a little where it was necessary (like the band's name) so they could add something somewhere else: bass player Gijs Loots turns the duo into a power trio and creates the powerful foundation for the Dutchmen. And since especially those intense live performances have brought Bombay over the borders of their home to the leaflets, there is a lot to be expected for the Reeperbahn Festival. Everything except the average.
Band website: http://www.bombaybombaybombay.com/
Dotan
Although he sometimes describes himself as a bit of a loner, you can expect Dotan to bring a full, six-piece live band on tour. On stage his songs take on different lives, as festival-sized crowds can already testify. In the hands of his bandmates the compositions he so carefully shaped himself, suddenly acquire a new dynamic. Far from having a fixed set-up, the musicians switch instruments and take turns vocalising. “Rather than having a traditional band with prearranged tasks we just go out and play music together. Again, it’s all about leaving your comfort zone.” Which is exactly what Dotan does best.
Band website: http://www.dotanmusic.com/
Ganz
Despite being only 24, Dutchman Jordy Saämena has already achieved and accomplished many things. In 2012 the musician and producer began studying Electronic Music at The Conservatory in Haarlem and soon became infatuated with bass. This is no surprise given Jordy s Moluccan heritage, a culture that is known for laying down exciting rhythms on traditional local drum, the Tifa. It was at this moment that he dreamt up new moniker GANZ and began crafting the creations we hear today.
Band website: http://iamganz.com/
Half Way Station
Half Way Station is pure chemistry on stage: They roll electric guitar and psychedelic synth-drones into their own recognisable style. On top of that lies the intense voice of their lead singer Elma Plaisier. In just three years time Half Way Station evolved from a small acoustic act into a band that is festival-worthy and ready for big stages. With their debut album Moonshine (Excelsior Records/V2, 2012) and many gigs under their belt, the band have started to make a name for themselves in their home country and have a solid live reputation. In September the band will release their second album, entitled Dodo, which was recorded in a big house in the Provence (France) with French producers Maurice Vogt (Studio de la Seine, Motif Music) and Khoi Huynh (Studio de la Seine).
Band website: http://halfwaystation.com/
Mister & Mississippi
Mister and Mississippi are a 4 piece band from Utrecht with an enchanting female vocalist. Their is calm and folky somewhat dreamy but dynamical and experimental without being inaccessible, so that the listeners can give their own interpretation to this unique style of music.
Band website: http://misterandmississippi.nl/
MY BABY
They call their sound delta trance Louisiana dub indie funk. Actually an accumulation of too many words, but nevertheless appropriate for the sound of MY BABY. Dirty guitar riffs are meeting with voodoo alike singing above a magical beat. The trio consists of the New Zealand guitarist Daniel “Da Freez” Johnston, the Dutch drummer Joost van Dijck and his sister, the singer Cato van Dijck. Their blues seems to come directly from the Mississippi delta and when they enter a stage the air humidity increases and it gets hot and stifling. In Great Britain MY BABY accompanied Seasick Steve as supporting act. Afterwards the extremely critical music press agreed that MY BABY urgently deserve a headliner tour. To the many outstanding female singers yet another brilliant vocalists is added with Cato van Dijck and her mighty voice. MY BABY already released two albums so far, whereat this year “Shamanaid” has been published – a magical blues-hit… "Blues for people who don’t like blues."
Band website www.mybabywashere.com
Pauw
Psychedelic rock sensation Pauw. With a savage drummer, a bombastic bassist, a mesmerizing keyboardist and a charismatic guitarist with dreamy vocals, PAUW takes you on a magical and unforgettable trip that will remain with many for a long time. Building their profile outside the Netherlands Pauw have played at many European festivals including ; Psych Fest (UK), VOID Fest (Germany), Celebration Day (France), Lisbon Psych Fest (Portugal) and several festivals in Belgium including Deep In The Woods and PLAY. The band are also working on their first album, which is produced by Roel Blommers. The album will be released the autumn, the next chapter in an already exciting year for PAUW.
Band website: http://pauwband.com/
Tim Vantol
Singer-songwriter Tim Vantol has been a sought-after guest on small and large stages for a number of years as a popular support act for Chuck Ragan. He shares his innermost feelings at festivals as well as on basement concerts, on his releases he cultivates his ambivalent relation to a musician’s life on the road as a symbol of freedom, but also of loneliness and deprivation. On his 2010 debut “Road Sweet Road” the Dutchman achieved a first swimming badge in the densely populated sea of acoustic artists with raspy voice at a start. With his new album “If We Go Down, We’ll Go Together” however, he reaches for the golden swimming badge – which is well deserved.
Band website: http://www.timvantol.com/
The Womb
The four founding members started molding their sound, inventively building a humble, but good sounding recording studio in the old ballet classroom of an abandoned school building in The Hague. Creating a space that could grow along with the ideas and the songs, they decided to name this place the Womb. By recording and mixing other bands they gained experience and it enabled them to experiment with an ever-expanding number of instruments, amplifiers, effects, microphones and tape recorders. During numerous recording and writing sessions over the next two years, the band shaped their distinct sound and style, adopting the name of the studio. The Womb delivers an authentic, playfully abstract, spaced out new sound into the neo-psychedelic babyboom. A florid kaleidoscopic record and an intense live experience for the whole family.
Band website: http://www.thewomb.nl/
Weval,
Weval is a collaboration between two pals from the Netherlands – Harm Coolen and Merijn Scholte Albers. Both Harm and Merijn got their start in the film industry, which is where they met in 2010. When they found out they shared the same love for creating electronic music, they decided to team up. When the operators of the Cologne label first heard a track by Weval, they were immediately taken by storm and published the music of the Dutch duo. Weval manages to bring a good balance between vocals and the different guitar -, synth - and drums samples.
Band website: https://www.facebook.com/wevalmusic/info?tab=page_info
Woot
After winning the ‘Grote Prijs’ (biggest band competition of the Netherlands) WOOT received new opportunities to play bigger festivals, abroad such as South by South West (SXSW) and Reeperbahn, as well as in the Netherlands at Crossing Border, Eurosonic, Bevrijdingsfestival The Hague and Life I Live Festival. After releasing two well received EP’s, the band decided on a new musical course. To determine their new sound, they approached producer Wieger Hoogendorp and started writing new songs together. The result is an exciting mix of blues (rock), pop and electronic music; as if Jim Morrison (The Doors) has teamed up with Disclosure. The characteristic voice of lead singer Tobias Wolring completes the new sound of WOOT. The band are the first band to be signed on Caro Emeralds label Grandmono with a remix-EP of their single 'Don't You' due for release in September 2015.
Band Website: http://wootmusic.nl/
Brought to you by Eurosonic Noorderslag, the performing arts fund NL and Buma Cultuur
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International Radio Festival B2B Forum
Key players in the global radio industry are gearing up to take part in the International Radio Festival (IRF) B2B Forum to trade ideas, network and further promotes the business of music radio content. Taking place on Thursday 27th August 2015, at Zurich’s Kaufleuten, the IRF brings together national and international radio and music industry professionals to deliberate and discuss new developments and challenges music radio faces today.
“A gathering of an amazingly diverse and fascinating group of people with one thing in common: a love of radio. The most diverse radio gathering I’ve ever been to!” Rusty Hodge, SOMA FM, San Francisco, USA
The conference includes keynotes from media strategist Mark Ramsey, USA on the Successful Audio Strategies for the Future and Samantha Moy from the BBC presenting the Story of the BBC Radio 6 Music Festival. There are also a host of panels discussing topics such as; How new radio is changing how we discover bands, What the radio industry can learn from the music industry and vice- versa with speakers including Gerrit Schumann - Deezer, Daniel Rérat - Boyz Noise Records, Lorena Blattner – Rdio, Nikhil Shah – Mixcloud. The IRF B2B Forum is organised in partnership with Sound Diplomacy, the world’s leading music market development agency.
See more at: http://www.internationalradiofest.com/conference-b2b-forum
As well as the conference the IRF if the only event of its kind to showcase some of the best music programmes and formats, offering those tuned-in the rare opportunity to “Listen to how the World Sounds”. Broadcasting from its exclusive radio studio at the festival hotel, FourPoints by Sheraton Sihlcity, visitors can watch how radio is produced by some of the world’s leading radio presenters and radio stations – live on-air across Zurich on FM 87.8 MHz & 88.1 MHz, on DAB+ across Switzerland, online around the world, and back at home on the airwaves of our international radio guests, reaching millions of listeners around the globe!
About the international Radio Festival
Founded in 2010, the IRF is a Zurich-based organization, being the FIRST and ONLY international radio festival of its kind, celebrating the world's most consumed medium -- Music Radio. A must-attend event, the IRF brings together Music Radio Anchors, Radio Programming Heads, Record Labels, Music Managers & Agents, Lifestyle Brands/Services and their Marketing & Advertising Agencies, Media Professionals and Educational Establishments. The IRF is the key place where the Music Radio world comes together to celebrate and showcase some of the best music programmes, to deliberate and collaborate, to network and to discover trends about their Industry. The IRF was as a finalist in the 2011 British Swiss Business Awards, and invited by the Swiss Federal Government to be part of their presence during the 2012 London Olympic Games - they will also be at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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