Joining the guys behind Primo is none other than James Preistley and suport to come from Hot Creations very own; Cera Alba. He is a dedicated fan of the pioneers and his productions tend to deliver tight shuffling percussion, groove driven bass lines, alluring vocal cuts and harmonic melodies. Never one to be stereotyped in […]
Warehouse London announce Somewhere showcase…
Tue 26th March by
Droog and Richy Ahmed headline Somewhere… Droog are renowned for playing fantastic music in many different countries and continents and have released massive tracks over the years with the likes of Inxec on labels such as Leftroom and Culprit. Richy Ahmed had an amazing year in 2012 with the launch of Paradise in Ibiza. He […]
Seth Troxler and Julio Bashmore added to Hideout Festival Line Up.
Fri 21st December by
Hideout Festival is proud to announce that Seth Troxler and Julio Bashmore, along with a further six artists have been added to the already impressive 2013 line up. Taking place between June 30th and July 5th 2013, the festival will be showcasing the highest caliber of artists from drum and bass to deep house on […]
Lee Foss arrives at Warehouse, London September 22nd…
Wed 19th September by
Lee Foss and Jamie Jones’ label, Hot Creations, has been at the forefront of a new musical movement. No one had put slow, sexy, disco infused, 80s slanted house with creamy r&b vocals and expected it to work before – but it does. The label’s has released some of the biggest tracks of recent years, […]
An Interview with Lee M Kelsall
Fri 13th July by
Born in the UK but now residing in Australia, Lee M Kelsall belies the gritty urban landscapes he grew up around by spinning and producing a creamy blend of House, Disco and Funk for labels such as Jamie Jones and Lee Foss’ Hot Waves and Louie Fresco’s MEXA Records. Here he returns with a new […]
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Fri 4th May by
IN THE BLOG THIS WEEK: NEWS: Hot Creations take on DC10 Residency for the Summer. We Are Industry Part 1 hits Birmingham w/ Booka Shade, Dubfire, Carl Craig, DJ T, Burnski + More! Freitag welcomes Leftroom’s INXEC & Get Physical’s Ben Hoo… Tom Findlay (Groove Armada) to tell Late Night Tales Krush present Ame & […]
Hot Creations take on DC10 Residency for the Summer.
Tue 1st May by
DC10 is to set to host Jamie Jones and his Hot Creations label every Thursday from the 5th July 2012. Set to be one of the big stories for 2012’s Ibiza season, Jamie Jones will be joined in ‘Paradise’ by residents Richy Ahmed, Robert James and Luca C, and host of special guests. Jamie Jones […]
A quick chat with London’s Krankbrothers…
Tue 7th February by
Danny Clancy and Kieran Clancy are the founders, organisers and resident DJs at krankbrother. Evolving from a private party in Corsica Studios, the last couple of years have seen them develop krankbrother into one of the most cutting edge parties in the capital. The brothers ensure that every party they throw focuses on unique locations, […]
Hideout Festival add a Wave of New Acts to the Bill.
Thu 26th January by
Proving to be one of the most sought after events of 2012, the hype building around Hideout Festival, which is set in Croatia, is testament to the outstanding line-up and stunning beach location this unique festival offers. Now there is even more reason to get to the event in Croatia this summer, as they announce […]
COLOURSOUND Launch Party
Tue 30th August by
After months of research and planning, bold new club concept Coloursound is launching on September 24th at rejuvenated and legendary Leeds venue The Warehouse. The first party in a series which will switch up venues and musical styles, from cosy to massive, house to techno, is to be headlined by Stacey Pullen, Tiefschwarz, Darius Syrossian, […]
