Saturday 17 August
1988 to 1998
classic: balearic, trip hop, house, acid
house, techno and rave
played by
Jerome Hill
Robin Ball
Paul Tibbs
& friends
Horse & Groom
28 Curtain Rd, EC2A 3NZ
9pm – 4am
Free before 10pm - £5 after
Memory Box parties delve deep into the
archives of defining genres over the last 25 years of electronic music. Memory
Box has recently held successful nights at Corsica Studios inviting Tom
Middleton to explore his love of the ‘History of the Roland TR-808 drum
Machine’ and Justin Robertson playing one of his trademark ‘Acid House’
sets. With planning underway for more
nights in the Memory Box series, this summer see’s the more intimate version
with the start of the Memory Box Social at the Horse and Groom, one of
Shoreditch’s most beloved ‘Disco Pubs’.
Digging through his crates for the Memory
Box Social on the 17th August is Jerome Hill. A self confessed sufferer of multiple music
personality disorder he plays it all from Techno through to Hip Hop, Old Skool,
dancehall, funk and has been DJing and collecting records since 1990. Jerome
played his first gig at the legendary Wag club on Wardour Street, then held a
long term residency on infamous London sound system JIBA throughout the
90's. Today Jerome maintains a hectic DJ
schedule. Respected as much for his scratching and mixing skills as for his
track selection, and shunning the image of the modern laptop DJ, Jerome is
Vinyl all the way and loves challenging himself and the crowd on the decks. Be
sure, there'll always be a surprise just around the corner..
Also playing the old gems is Robin Ball
whose passion and knowledge of electronic music both old and new inspired him
to create Memory Box. Robin got his first gig in 1988 and never looked back.
He’s been putting on parties and playing around the globe ever since. Memory
Box is an offshoot and an antidote to his Socialeyes parties which focus on
forward thinking electronic dance music at some of London’s best venues.
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