'INTRODUCING REMOTION'

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Introducing Remotion
Remotion is a brand new London-based club night which focuses on bringing you both quantity and quality on the dancefloor. In a complex world, Remotion are stripping it back to a simple but effective concept – two high quality artists, two extended sets. This allows the selected DJs to express themselves, create their own atmosphere, and spread their own influence, which benefits everyone in attendance.

With their opening night all set for Saturday the 29th of June, in Shoreditch’s central hub for music and arts – Café 1001; Remotion resident DJK will be joined by two of Glasgow’s finest party starters – Dixon Avenue Basement Jams. If that wasn’t enough, DABJ are bringing along acid loving veterans Posthuman to mark the launch as a very special occasion. Fresh young talent will also be on display with Madz heating things up for these seasoned selectors. 

Tickets currently stand at a tenner! This is a bargain considering the amount of talent on offer. Get your ticket via Resident Advisor, and get familiar with the guys who will be lighting up your night on the 29th of June via the artist profiles below...

Artist Profiles
DJK: Kelvin Hill aka DJK has spun records since '95 in various places from London to Sydney, and everywhere in between. Along the way, he has built up an impressive wax collection which spans all the way through early disco to Chicago house, Detroit techno, and all modern forms of the same. Now, his journey has reached a new chapter. He has linked up with the Remotion crew and will be adding his own flavour to spice things up in the first extended set of the night. 

DABJ: After a decade of digging and gaining reputable respect DJing as residents at Monox; the former Glaswegian sacred place for house, techno, and electro worship, Dan Lurinsky and Kenny Grieve kick-started their very own label Dixon Avenue Basement Jams in 2012. This provided a platform for a host of young Glasgow-based talent to excel. Big Miz, Denis Sulta, Jackmaster, and Jasper James have all released immense records on the label and become part of the ever-expanding DABJ family; which is now a prominent, esteemed distributor of dance music worldwide. Dan & Kenny’s high reputation as label bosses spills over into their ability on the decks. The label was named after their notorious after parties held on Dixon Avenue, and they will bring this legendary party spirit to Café 1001, where they will take charge of the second extended set of the night. Expect everything from rugged, raw, freaky selections to stone-cold heavy hitters. 


Posthuman: Also on the bill are cousins and pioneers of the UK acid house revival Rich Bevan and Josh Doherty, who combine to form acid duo – Posthuman. They are the residents and bosses of long-running club night & vinyl-only label ‘I Love Acid’ and have run hundreds of parties over the last decade, stretching across the UK and around Europe. They will be joining the others to add their own element of fun to the night with their mixed bag of hardware jams spliced with acid house, techno & electronica. 

Key details

Date: Saturday 29th June

Location: Café 1001 (Shoreditch)

Time: 8pm – 4am

DJs: DABJ, Posthuman, DJK

Tickets via RA. 

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