yoyoyo 90s Jam

YOYOYO 90s Jam at PROV

So this week the 90s crew of Kash Money, Chuck D, and Easy E headed south for an event to topple the giant flux copassitor that it took to travel the entire club of PROV in Providence R.I. back to the 1990s. The jams were bumpin and the party was slammin as we all chugged down some radical redbull to the tunes of Biggie, Tupac, Black Street, and Mariah just to name a few. The visuals were bodacious covering the entire stage and VIP sections with clips from Juice, music videos matched up to the songs playing and effects that made you say Whoa like Joey, no diggity. For a little bit of flavor Oceen, a rave DJ from the 90s, came in with his crowd pleasers and the videos took on an adult theme. The only thing we weren't expecting was how slow that 1996 internet would be, and how heavy our computers got! MAN! it was a fun trip- we got two more coming up Friday in Dover NH and Saturday in Maine! COME ONE AND ALL IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TRAVEL IN TIME! where we're going, we dont need.....roads

James Zabiela UPDATE

WOOOOOT!!!

James Zabiela

WAT A GREAT SHOW!!

James Zabiela

MidweekTechno got a HUGE boost this week as Soul Clap joined up with James Zabiela for an outrageous set the likes of which the Phoenix Landing have never seen! Bass heavy, crowd jammed in like some sort of rocket to paradise overflowing with passengers, we were almost beating them away with a stick!
I haven't gotten to play a show that was so much fun, and so crazy all at once. Soul Clap started early, throwing out some of their new tracks to a jam-packed house all eagerly listening and warming up their dancing feet. From then on the atmosphere only got crazier and more intense as the crowd swelled and danced the night away with the robo-master himself James Zabiela throwing down a set so hard and so origional that it was all i could do just to keep up- but I rocked out the visuals with style and flair, and by end of his first breakdown, I had a scheme down packed. Beat matched and all very robot/dystopia/future styled, the set featured scenes from THX-1138, Tron, War Games, and some vKa$h originals thrown in for good measure.
The Crowds response was intense. They clamored to get as close to the stage as possible for a better glimpse of a show that we will never be able to see again in such a venue. Getting these two big hits together (soul clap and James Zabiela) was so inspiring it reminded me of the days of the Cyber-Trance Movement back in SF, when going to a club was actually going to a show, not just going to a place to get wasted and try and score. House is coming back, and we are all just lucky enough to be a part of it.
Welcome back to life I say, and welcome to our world of full throttle, bass bumping, visual stimulating all around good shows!!!!

West Glover Lover Bash

DJ Random and I killed the spot

90s JAM

We throw down at the middlesex

Bartenders Ball 2008

Soul Clap ripped it up at the bartenders ball

DOTC slideshow

Carl Cox

After the Connie set, the boys from Soul Clap, Sergio, Connie and myself cruised over to meet up with DJ Endoh at the Roxy to watch the end of Carl Cox's set. As the Roxy has always been a staple in Boston, to see Cox there was no surprise, seeing him on a Wednesday night was. It was a little light on the crowd, but that made it all the better. It's always great to see friends and hommies at a big name show and not have to be pushing random people out of the way for a simple hello. The set was good, and it was a great end to a wonderful night.