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29 Mar 19
Elements Presents | Owen Leuellen \29.03.19/
The Temple, Gianpula Village, Haz-Zebbug
club
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Elements Presents | Owen Leuellen \29.03.19/
Elements Presents | Owen Leuellen \29.03.19/
Bringing you the very best talent the island has to offer, we would like to proudly present X-Factor Malta sensation Owen Leuellen who will be headlining our upcoming event together with a mix of the Hottest DJs including Supre’, Nexus and Knuckles.On 29 March 2019, The Temple in Gianpula Village will transform into a house of Hip-Hop, Dance & R’n’B music setting the scene for a truly unforgettable night.Special offers on cocktails, pitchers, shots and bottles throughout the whole night at the bar.Book your tickets online now or by talking to one of our promoters.Hurry, as this is surely an early-sold out event!
2019-03-29T22:30:00+00:00
The Temple, Gianpula Village, Haz-Zebbug
Elements Presents | Owen Leuellen \29.03.19/
Bringing you the very best talent the island has to offer, we would like to proudly present X-Factor Malta sensation Owen Leuellen who will be headlining our upcoming event together with a mix of the Hottest DJs including Supre’, Nexus and Knuckles.On 29 March 2019, The Temple in Gianpula Village will transform into a house of Hip-Hop, Dance & R’n’B music setting the scene for a truly unforgettable night.Special offers on cocktails, pitchers, shots and bottles throughout the whole night at the bar.Book your tickets online now or by talking to one of our promoters.Hurry, as this is surely an early-sold out event!
2019-03-29T22:30:00+00:00
The Temple, Gianpula Village, Haz-Zebbug
Sat 30 March
30 Mar 19
Ziggy's 90s vs Now
Sky Club Malta,
club
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Ziggy's 90s vs Now
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Ziggy's 90s vs Now
#ziggymomentsDjs- Ziggy - Pocci - Nate - Nick C
2019-03-30T22:00:00+00:00
Sky Club Malta,
Fri 05 April
05 Apr 19
TEDxUniversityofMalta 2019 - Quirks
Valletta Campus Theatre VCT (Ex MITP)),
Other
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TEDxUniversityofMalta 2019 - Quirks
TEDxUniversityofMalta 2019 - Quirks
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2019-04-05T17:30:00+00:00
Valletta Campus Theatre VCT (Ex MITP)),
TEDxUniversityofMalta 2019 - Quirks
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2019-04-05T17:30:00+00:00
Valletta Campus Theatre VCT (Ex MITP)),
05 Apr 19
Strictly RnB - Spring Break 19 (Latino Fiesta)
Aria Complex,
Party
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Strictly RnB - Spring Break 19 (Latino Fiesta)
Strictly RnB - Spring Break 19 (Latino Fiesta)
After our biggest carnival event to date, its time for one of our favorite dates on the calendar… SPRING BREAK.SPRING BREAK with the LATINO GANG! Expect the usual Strictly FUN with a Latino twist…Oldschool & HipHop Classics, Modern day Hip Hop & RNB & Latino Favourites! DRESS CODE: A TOUCH OF LATINODJS POCCI JUSTIN Nikki VP Mizzi G Nick C Neil M#KEEPITSTRICTLY<ticket info>FIRST RELEASE – €10 (100 tickets Available Online)SECOND RELEASE - €15 (From Runners & OutletsVIP TICKETS - €25 (100 Online & Runners)
2019-04-05T21:00:00+00:00
Aria Complex,
Strictly RnB - Spring Break 19 (Latino Fiesta)
After our biggest carnival event to date, its time for one of our favorite dates on the calendar… SPRING BREAK.SPRING BREAK with the LATINO GANG! Expect the usual Strictly FUN with a Latino twist…Oldschool & HipHop Classics, Modern day Hip Hop & RNB & Latino Favourites! DRESS CODE: A TOUCH OF LATINODJS POCCI JUSTIN Nikki VP Mizzi G Nick C Neil M#KEEPITSTRICTLY<ticket info>FIRST RELEASE – €10 (100 tickets Available Online)SECOND RELEASE - €15 (From Runners & OutletsVIP TICKETS - €25 (100 Online & Runners)
2019-04-05T21:00:00+00:00
Aria Complex,
Sat 06 April
06 Apr 19
Yakuza Closing____ Kollektiv Turmstrasse &...
SKY Club, St. Julians
club
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Yakuza Closing____ Kollektiv Turmstrasse &...
Yakuza Closing____ Kollektiv Turmstrasse & Johannes Brecht Live
When You Thought It Couldn’t Get Any Better… It Did. As We Approach Our Season Finale… We Just Had To Prove This Again. Closing This Massive Yakuza Season…Please Welcome____ artists KOLLEKTIVE TURMSTRASSE (Diynamic / Musik Gewinnt Freunde) JOHANNES BRECHT Live (Diynamic) Daniel Blade More T.B.C. info Saturday 6th April 2019 Venue :: Mansion, Sky Club Admission :: €15 Till 23:00 :: €20 After 23:00 :: VIP €25 till 23:00 :: VIP €30 After 23:00 Info :: Vip Table Booking :: Private Message / +356 99229378 KOLLEKTIV TURMSTRASSE There are few artists operating in the house/techno milieu who offer much beyond functionality in their music. Those who bring more than this to the table always stand out from the crowd. Hamburg/Berlin duo Kollektiv Turmstrasse (Christian Hilscher and Nico Plagemann) are one of those rare acts whose music caters for both body and soul.Already performing in clubs with their own solo endeavours - Nico as a live act, Christian as a DJ - the pair met back in 1998 at a party they were both booked for, and immediately struck up a rapport. “There weren't many music nerds in the region” they recall. “It was almost inevitable for us to become friends.” Their musical bond deepened swiftly through regular record store pilgrimages and late nights in clubs and at festivals. Swapping music and throwing parties together, they soon made their first joint studio venture in 2000 “without really heading into a specific direction. It all began in our first shared apartment in a street called Turmstrasse.” It was their record dealer who proved to be the catalyst for their production career, urging them to bring their music to the world and releasing the track Turmstrasse on his Electronic Parliament imprint in 2001. “Without him we wouldn't be where we are today. He believed in us and enabled us a lot.”Their cinematic take on 4/4 electronica has won praise from all quarters via releases on Diynamic, Connaisseur and their own Musik Gewinnt Freunde imprint. Debut album Rebellion der Träumer (‘The Dreamer’s Rebellion’) demonstrated a prowess beyond the realms of the dancefloor, laden with frosty electronic melody, downtempo rhythm and classy vocals. A busy remix schedule has seen them grace the likes of Cocoon, Get Physical, Soma, Poker Flat, Defected, Systematic and Traum, reworking multifarious acts including Trentemøller, Hot Chip and Terry Lee Brown Jnr. along the way.Their sense of emotion - informed by their upbringing on Germany’s visually arresting Baltic Sea coast - lends their productions a human warmth, allowing them to slot effortlessly into both club and home listening scenarios. “Wide; open; top-heavy; all-consuming; shifted; simple; these are the words we use to describe our sound. We use both digital and analog. First and foremost we produce music for ourselves. We don't predetermine whether it’s suited for home or club environment.” This lack of contrition serves them well. Electronic music is an art for them; not a science.Watching their live show reveals how their music connects with crowds on an emotional level, and how its melodic and textural depth works in such synergy with its rhythmic backbone. “We play live with two MacBooks running Ableton Live with over a thousand clips, which gives us a lot of space to improvise. The whole thing is controlled with one iPad each which allows us to work very fast and intuitively.” Their show has been finding them in high demand across the globe, and has helped them to strengthen their relationship with Solomun’s Diynamic label - playing at their international parties while releasing music with them on a regular basis. “They have been friends of ours for over ten years” says Solomun. “It was a mere matter of time for them to join in. Mutual friends, interests and in general a similar perception of music and life brought us together.” While the label’s sound has evolved in recent years, there has always been a place for Kollektiv Turmstrasse within their fabric. “One thing that we all have in common is a certain melancholy and harmony in our productions.” For a duo who don’t like to be pigeonholed, it’s a perfect fit.“The journey has alway been more important to us than the reward” Christian and Nico say on their future with music. “There is a lot to discover along the way and it might just be that the detour is the more scenic route to the next goal.” With such an organic pulse running through their productions, it should come as no surprise that they hope their career progresses in similarly unforced fashion. JOHANNES BRECHT There are bustling talents and there are reclusive virtuoso. Johannes Brecht undoubtedly fits in both categories. As a studio and live musician for many German major artists, Brecht was able to build a reputation as a talented newcomer in recent years. A whiz who acted mostly in the background – this is where Brecht felt most comfortable. Therefore, it makes little sense to pigeonhole the man from Stuttgart in only one genre. Let’s try it another way: A classically trained and professional musician roughs up the electronic music scene.Brecht is responsible for all orchestral arrangements of the Henrik Schwarz Instruments Album on Sony Classical. As Henrik Schwarz heard the first production of his band member, he decided to reactivate his label Sunday Music in January 2013 to release Brecht’s Holla EP. Unsurprisingly, very early Schwarz noticed Brecht’s virtuoso skills that have already been placed in Brecht childhood by a family of musicians. What sounds like the usual story; Brecht’s previous development offers a colourful kaleidoscope of many-sided talents. At the age of five he took lessons for classical piano, later he developed a passion for jazz music, which he channelled through his support in various bands as well as the construction of its first home studios. Logical step, study of jazz pop and double bass and electronic bass guitar at the music college in Stuttgart, who hired him later as a sound engineer.After a few orchestra tours through Europe and Asia, Brecht developed his interest in popular music studio technologies and his enjoyment of club and electronic music. But blunt dancefloor material is not his claim his productions are have this melodic, deep and sometimes hymnic character. Although Brecht took his first steps into the light of attention in 2013, his latest projects exemplifies his quality as a producer.Johannes Brecht stands for something what you can call the sound of the future. He is a bustling talent, a musician, a multi-instrumentalist and an exciting producer a potent newcomer with a feel-good vision.
2019-04-06T20:00:00+00:00
SKY Club, St. Julians
Yakuza Closing____ Kollektiv Turmstrasse & Johannes Brecht Live
When You Thought It Couldn’t Get Any Better… It Did. As We Approach Our Season Finale… We Just Had To Prove This Again. Closing This Massive Yakuza Season…Please Welcome____ artists KOLLEKTIVE TURMSTRASSE (Diynamic / Musik Gewinnt Freunde) JOHANNES BRECHT Live (Diynamic) Daniel Blade More T.B.C. info Saturday 6th April 2019 Venue :: Mansion, Sky Club Admission :: €15 Till 23:00 :: €20 After 23:00 :: VIP €25 till 23:00 :: VIP €30 After 23:00 Info :: Vip Table Booking :: Private Message / +356 99229378 KOLLEKTIV TURMSTRASSE There are few artists operating in the house/techno milieu who offer much beyond functionality in their music. Those who bring more than this to the table always stand out from the crowd. Hamburg/Berlin duo Kollektiv Turmstrasse (Christian Hilscher and Nico Plagemann) are one of those rare acts whose music caters for both body and soul.Already performing in clubs with their own solo endeavours - Nico as a live act, Christian as a DJ - the pair met back in 1998 at a party they were both booked for, and immediately struck up a rapport. “There weren't many music nerds in the region” they recall. “It was almost inevitable for us to become friends.” Their musical bond deepened swiftly through regular record store pilgrimages and late nights in clubs and at festivals. Swapping music and throwing parties together, they soon made their first joint studio venture in 2000 “without really heading into a specific direction. It all began in our first shared apartment in a street called Turmstrasse.” It was their record dealer who proved to be the catalyst for their production career, urging them to bring their music to the world and releasing the track Turmstrasse on his Electronic Parliament imprint in 2001. “Without him we wouldn't be where we are today. He believed in us and enabled us a lot.”Their cinematic take on 4/4 electronica has won praise from all quarters via releases on Diynamic, Connaisseur and their own Musik Gewinnt Freunde imprint. Debut album Rebellion der Träumer (‘The Dreamer’s Rebellion’) demonstrated a prowess beyond the realms of the dancefloor, laden with frosty electronic melody, downtempo rhythm and classy vocals. A busy remix schedule has seen them grace the likes of Cocoon, Get Physical, Soma, Poker Flat, Defected, Systematic and Traum, reworking multifarious acts including Trentemøller, Hot Chip and Terry Lee Brown Jnr. along the way.Their sense of emotion - informed by their upbringing on Germany’s visually arresting Baltic Sea coast - lends their productions a human warmth, allowing them to slot effortlessly into both club and home listening scenarios. “Wide; open; top-heavy; all-consuming; shifted; simple; these are the words we use to describe our sound. We use both digital and analog. First and foremost we produce music for ourselves. We don't predetermine whether it’s suited for home or club environment.” This lack of contrition serves them well. Electronic music is an art for them; not a science.Watching their live show reveals how their music connects with crowds on an emotional level, and how its melodic and textural depth works in such synergy with its rhythmic backbone. “We play live with two MacBooks running Ableton Live with over a thousand clips, which gives us a lot of space to improvise. The whole thing is controlled with one iPad each which allows us to work very fast and intuitively.” Their show has been finding them in high demand across the globe, and has helped them to strengthen their relationship with Solomun’s Diynamic label - playing at their international parties while releasing music with them on a regular basis. “They have been friends of ours for over ten years” says Solomun. “It was a mere matter of time for them to join in. Mutual friends, interests and in general a similar perception of music and life brought us together.” While the label’s sound has evolved in recent years, there has always been a place for Kollektiv Turmstrasse within their fabric. “One thing that we all have in common is a certain melancholy and harmony in our productions.” For a duo who don’t like to be pigeonholed, it’s a perfect fit.“The journey has alway been more important to us than the reward” Christian and Nico say on their future with music. “There is a lot to discover along the way and it might just be that the detour is the more scenic route to the next goal.” With such an organic pulse running through their productions, it should come as no surprise that they hope their career progresses in similarly unforced fashion. JOHANNES BRECHT There are bustling talents and there are reclusive virtuoso. Johannes Brecht undoubtedly fits in both categories. As a studio and live musician for many German major artists, Brecht was able to build a reputation as a talented newcomer in recent years. A whiz who acted mostly in the background – this is where Brecht felt most comfortable. Therefore, it makes little sense to pigeonhole the man from Stuttgart in only one genre. Let’s try it another way: A classically trained and professional musician roughs up the electronic music scene.Brecht is responsible for all orchestral arrangements of the Henrik Schwarz Instruments Album on Sony Classical. As Henrik Schwarz heard the first production of his band member, he decided to reactivate his label Sunday Music in January 2013 to release Brecht’s Holla EP. Unsurprisingly, very early Schwarz noticed Brecht’s virtuoso skills that have already been placed in Brecht childhood by a family of musicians. What sounds like the usual story; Brecht’s previous development offers a colourful kaleidoscope of many-sided talents. At the age of five he took lessons for classical piano, later he developed a passion for jazz music, which he channelled through his support in various bands as well as the construction of its first home studios. Logical step, study of jazz pop and double bass and electronic bass guitar at the music college in Stuttgart, who hired him later as a sound engineer.After a few orchestra tours through Europe and Asia, Brecht developed his interest in popular music studio technologies and his enjoyment of club and electronic music. But blunt dancefloor material is not his claim his productions are have this melodic, deep and sometimes hymnic character. Although Brecht took his first steps into the light of attention in 2013, his latest projects exemplifies his quality as a producer.Johannes Brecht stands for something what you can call the sound of the future. He is a bustling talent, a musician, a multi-instrumentalist and an exciting producer a potent newcomer with a feel-good vision.
2019-04-06T20:00:00+00:00
SKY Club, St. Julians
Sat 20 April
20 Apr 19
Ziggy Day Event
Caf Del Mar Malta,
Party
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