Joakim DJ Set Axis

Basstown

Thursday night our promotion/booking project takes on a second show, this time going straight at Techno with a guest DJ set from Joakim, one of the premiere aesthetes in Europe and manager of the Tigersushi label and others.

We’re doing it at Club i-D at Axis on Lansdowne Street, above the Axis nightclub. Axis last Saturday was a tremendous success [pics here]. Club i-D is smaller, but has a huge soundsystem yet only holds 300 or so people, which is what we needed. We need this show to be loud loud.

Room is limited so get your $5.00 RSVP in now. (click to open an email or shoot one to basstownprod[@]gmail.com).

You must email your RSVP to get $5.00 off. Your name will be on a list at the door.

Joining Joakim are local talents Slumber Party (aka DJezus and DJ Die Young) and local dance-music maven Damien Culvalier:

Damien rolls with the RobotLoveSongs crew and, like Joakim, is French. I always get a kick about telling people he was a Vice Magazine “Do”. Of course, more than that he’s a great DJ — he played Make It New a few times, and his sets are always fun. Be sure not to miss it.

Joakim himself is playing a DJ set of dance music (loud!), but is more in-tune with a good sound than a lot of dance noise. Here’s two exquisite remixes, one of dance-pop queen Annie and a lesser known rework of Antena:

Annie - “Always Too Late (Joakim Remix)

Antena - “Camino Del Sol (Joakim’s Antwerp Remix)”

Send in your names for the $5.00 RSVP list now.

We’ve also been informed that Sharam Jey from Cologne Germany is playing a last minute show at Axis downstairs as well. Coming to our show allows to you go downstairs to check it out. Here’s a rapidshare.de mp3 mix from Sharam to check out in advance.

See you Thursday.

2 Responses to “Joakim DJ Set Axis”

  1. Bram Says:

    Just found you’re website and I must say i found anything but qualitative music, great taste..
    Antena - Camino del sol (joakim rmx) just fabulous…

  2. sQuare Productions » Blog Archive » Diplo in Basstown / SiC Says:

    […] For good measure (and ironic balance), an edit from the master Joakim, who was a Basstown guest last year: […]

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