Socialeyes Presents
Memory Box with Tom Middleton &
Socialeyes with Nathan Coles
Saturday 6th July 2013
10pm – 6am
Corsica Studios, 4/5 Elephant Road, London,
SE17 1LB
Nearest tube: Elephant & Castle
Tickets - £6 Earlybird (sold out)
£7.50 from RA: http://bit.ly/108hbm9
From the birth of Hip Hop and Electro
through Techno, Electronica, Jungle, Rave, Drum and Bass and it's evolution
into Dubstep, Bass House, Footwork and Trap, the Roland TR 808 Kick Drum's
ubiquitous Boom and Thump is without doubt the sound that defines an era of
Bass-centric music more than anything else.
Tom Middleton has a deep rooted love for
this revolutionary instrument and has been busy preparing a DJ set based on the
History of the Roland TR 808 Kick Drum for Memory Box at Corsica Studios on
Saturday 6th July.
Memory Box is a night that delves deep into
the archives of defining genres over the last 25 or so years of electronic
music. So on this very special night, come and get your geek on as Tom
Middleton takes you on a history lesson of one of the most prolific pieces of
studio kit to emerge in the last three decades.
Expect Hip Hop, Electro, Techno, Rave, Jungle, D&B, Dubstep, Trap,
Footwork... it's all about the 808 Kick!'
“I remember hearing and feeling that deep
low end sub bass kicking you in the chest and making your nethers rattle when a
local DJ dropped Run DMC's Peter Piper on a system with 18" Sub woofers
and thinking this is the best thing I'd ever heard!” enthuses Tom.
Filling out the history lesson, Memory Box
creator Robin Ball will be playing his Memory Box set of 90’s house, techno,
beats and breaks from some of his favorite labels like Warp, R&S, Outer
Rhythm, KMS, Transmat and S.U.A.D.
In contrast to this, Socialeyes host room 2
with Wiggle club night and label boss Nathan Coles and Robin Ball supported by
the Isolater DJs playing upfront tech house and techno.
To hear more from Tom Middleton on his
explorations into the History of the 808, head over to http://socialeyesparties.blogspot.com
for the full interview.
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