South West More – SW4 Official After Party at Electric Brixton | 26th August
Sasha
Pete Tong
Dyed Soundorom
Eats Everything
Eli and Fur
& Very Special Guest: Scuba
Room 2: Hosted by Spinning Quickly
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South West More has become somewhat of an institution in recent years, the culmination of an epic August Bank Holiday weekend on Clapham Common. Traditionally hosted at one of the capital’s finest nightclubs, the all night affair has previously welcomed the likes of Richie Hawtin, Layo & Bushwacka!, M.A.N.D.Y. and Matthew Dear to headline proceedings. 2012 will be no different as many of the world’s leading electronic names head straight from the festival to enjoy more beats, more bass and more bedlam. This is SWMore.
Sasha is South West Four’s favourite son. The DJ powerhouse has been responsible for many of SW4’s most memorable moments and is fully entrenched into Clapham folklore. His inimitable atmospheric sound and transcendental synths enables him to connect with the dancefloor like no other. Having blown everyone away at SW4 he represents the perfect headliner; get set to be mesmerised once again.
SWMore is delighted to welcome the world’s undisputed ambassador for electronic dance music, Pete Tong. At SW4 2012 Pete host an arena at the festival for the first time, with the Clapham Common lineup representing the biggest All Gone Pete Tong party to date. With many of the guests also featuring at the after-party, SWMore is set to be just as big. To borrow that well known phrase, this will be Essential!
As one of the most important new figureheads of underground electronic music to emerge in recent years, SWMore is delighted to welcome Scuba. The Hotflush Recordings boss and Berghain Berlin resident has been instrumental in shaping London and Berlin’s musical landscape, having released some of the most important and experimental music of the past few years. Prepare to be blown away by this superlative talent.
Having tore the roof off Electric Brixton at Easter whilst supporting Carl Cox, it’s only fitting that Dyed Soundorom returns for SWMore. A firm favourite on the White Isle, Dyed has been smashing DC10 all summer as part of his superb Circo Loco residency. As a DJ he brings an enthusiastic mix of style and passion, certain to enlighten SWMore on Bank Holiday Sunday.
Guaranteed to leave you hungry for more following his SW4 debut earlier in the day, it’s a huge privilege to welcome the brilliant Eats Everything to SWMore. Signed to Claude Von Stroke’s acclaimed Dirtybird label and recognised as one of THE breakthrough acts of recent years, Eats was voted ‘Best New Producer’ at the most recent DJ Mag ‘Best of British’ awards, whilst his plethora of impressive releases, most notably ‘Entrance Song’, are further evidence of his outrageous talent.
London duo Eli and Fur complete the SWMore lineup. Their sets are influenced by a wide range of electronic music, from old school Chicago classics to contemporary house and tech house. Having made beats for the past seven years they are now ready to step in to the limelight and showcase their unique talent to the world.
Electric Brixton, Town Hall Parade, London, SW2 1RJ
Open from 10.00pm – 6.00am
Fully licensed bar until close
Nearest Tube: Brixton (Victoria Line) / Stockwell (Northern Line)
Sasha
Pete Tong
Dyed Soundorom
Eats Everything
Eli and Fur
& Very Special Guest: Scuba
Room 2: Hosted by Spinning Quickly
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS:
http://
South West More has become somewhat of an institution in recent years, the culmination of an epic August Bank Holiday weekend on Clapham Common. Traditionally hosted at one of the capital’s finest nightclubs, the all night affair has previously welcomed the likes of Richie Hawtin, Layo & Bushwacka!, M.A.N.D.Y. and Matthew Dear to headline proceedings. 2012 will be no different as many of the world’s leading electronic names head straight from the festival to enjoy more beats, more bass and more bedlam. This is SWMore.
Sasha is South West Four’s favourite son. The DJ powerhouse has been responsible for many of SW4’s most memorable moments and is fully entrenched into Clapham folklore. His inimitable atmospheric sound and transcendental synths enables him to connect with the dancefloor like no other. Having blown everyone away at SW4 he represents the perfect headliner; get set to be mesmerised once again.
SWMore is delighted to welcome the world’s undisputed ambassador for electronic dance music, Pete Tong. At SW4 2012 Pete host an arena at the festival for the first time, with the Clapham Common lineup representing the biggest All Gone Pete Tong party to date. With many of the guests also featuring at the after-party, SWMore is set to be just as big. To borrow that well known phrase, this will be Essential!
As one of the most important new figureheads of underground electronic music to emerge in recent years, SWMore is delighted to welcome Scuba. The Hotflush Recordings boss and Berghain Berlin resident has been instrumental in shaping London and Berlin’s musical landscape, having released some of the most important and experimental music of the past few years. Prepare to be blown away by this superlative talent.
Having tore the roof off Electric Brixton at Easter whilst supporting Carl Cox, it’s only fitting that Dyed Soundorom returns for SWMore. A firm favourite on the White Isle, Dyed has been smashing DC10 all summer as part of his superb Circo Loco residency. As a DJ he brings an enthusiastic mix of style and passion, certain to enlighten SWMore on Bank Holiday Sunday.
Guaranteed to leave you hungry for more following his SW4 debut earlier in the day, it’s a huge privilege to welcome the brilliant Eats Everything to SWMore. Signed to Claude Von Stroke’s acclaimed Dirtybird label and recognised as one of THE breakthrough acts of recent years, Eats was voted ‘Best New Producer’ at the most recent DJ Mag ‘Best of British’ awards, whilst his plethora of impressive releases, most notably ‘Entrance Song’, are further evidence of his outrageous talent.
London duo Eli and Fur complete the SWMore lineup. Their sets are influenced by a wide range of electronic music, from old school Chicago classics to contemporary house and tech house. Having made beats for the past seven years they are now ready to step in to the limelight and showcase their unique talent to the world.
Electric Brixton, Town Hall Parade, London, SW2 1RJ
Open from 10.00pm – 6.00am
Fully licensed bar until close
Nearest Tube: Brixton (Victoria Line) / Stockwell (Northern Line)
