Rhythmatic in Association with TRSN presents

29 June 2013 // 23:59PM – 6:00AM

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East London Location

Roman Flügel (Dial, Frankfurt)
Bruno Pronsato Live (thesongsays)
Stathis Lazarides b2b Archie Hamilton
(Rhythmatic, Cavo Paradiso) (Rhythmatic, Moscow Recs)

What a year it has already been for Rhythmatic. Celebrating their 5th Anniversary with gigs and showcases all over Europe, Kosovo, Stuttgart, Off Sonar, Monaco, St Tropez, Morocco, Athens, Mykonos, Thessaloniki, Paris and Amsterdam plus many more places and with some already great line ups in London.

Rhythmatic will be returning on the 29th June with another awe-inspiring line up. Bringing together for a first time in London two acts who we have been admirers of for some time – “Roman Flugel & Bruno Pronsato Live”. We are very happy to have them together.

Roman Flügel has been a musical chameleon on the scene since the early 1990’s, celebrated as one of Germanys most talented electronic artists. Co-founder of the Klang/Playhouse labels, his collaboration with Jorn Elling Wuttke has meant producing music for Techno giant Sven Vath and remixing for the likes of Daft Punk, The Human League and Primal Scream to name but a few. Taking us on a journey through 20 years of rave, quirky techno and electronica, we can’t wait to see what he unleashes for us.

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Bruno Pronsato is known as one of techno’s most intriguing artists, musically renowned for creating ‘sexy, romantic techno’. His beautiful sound and live performances have earned him recognition from numerous labels including Philpot and Musique Risquée. Setting up his own label ‘Thesongsays’, Bruno has released spectacular tracks such as ‘The Make Up The Break Up’. He performs live for Rhythmatic and will be romancing us with his imaginative and sultry sounds.

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Staying true to quality music, unique line-ups and locations, Rhythmatic will be taking this event to a brand new location, a space that we haven’t used before and are so excited to finally have it.

£10, £12, £15, £17.,5 Adv, Con £13, MOTD

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Our 15 Podcast comes from Andreas Bergmann

Andreas is mixing for 15 years now, and for the the last five years he played under his alias Andreas Bergmann. Andreas has an Interresting career so far. He played on the biggest festivals and clubs in Holland and has played in several countrys like Italy, Germany, Sweden, Norway and Turkey.

Leeuwarden (Holland) is his homebase for the music. Together with some close friends Andreas started a party organization in 2004 named ‘Arthouse’. This organization concentrates on deephouse, techhouse and techno. Or as we say it: ‘Cutting Edge House Music’. The monthly Nights at Doozo (Leeuwarden) are not only popular for the music but even more for the ambience arthouse creates. That’s why DJ’s like Lauhaus, Nuno dos Santos, Michel de Hey and Remy love to come and spin the wheels.

To bring his productions skills to the next level, Andreas locked himself up in the studio for some time. This resulted in a more techy, yet deep sound. In 2007 he joined the label Klopfgeist (www.klopfgeist.com). He released a number of tracks like: ‘I Want To Buy A Dog (including a Lauhaus Remix), ‘Slippery When Wet’ and ‘I Will Only Say This Once’. The last EP he released on Klopfgeist was ‘The Big Hangover’ and was a big hit! Support by ‘Richie Hawtin’, ‘Mihalis Safras’, ‘Behrouz’, ‘Troy Pierce’ and many more, but there is much more to be released on Klopfgeist in 2011. So keep your ears and eyes open, Andreas Bergmann is one to watch!

Rhythmatic

18 May 2013 // 11PM – 6AM

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East London Basement

Isolée Live (Playhouse Records, Pampa Records)
Julietta (Harry Klein, Sushitech)
Stathis Lazarides (Rhythmatic, Cavo Paradiso)
Archie Hamilton (Rhythmatic, Moscow Records)

After our last event, which was one of the highlights for this year so far celebrating Kiri, Kostas and Ceri’s birthday – crazy celebrations running into the early hours of Sunday, with both the main event and after party rammed to death, Rhythmatic will be returning for a final time to the Basement, before embarking on some new spaces for their upcoming events.

This is going to be our most anticipated party, bringing together to our decks for the first time two much respected artists to emerge from the German underground music scene. Isolee’s appearances in London have been rare and we can’t wait to bring him back after a long break. His track Allowance was the most charted in March on RA. We can’t wait to hear his much anticipated live set.

Our second guest, Julietta, founder of the infamous imprint record label Harry Klein, is a DJ that doesn’t compromise easily. 2013 will be the start of her own night “Slave To The Rhythm” at Harry Klein together with ANA as well as her own bimonthly radio show on the American web radio station Noice.

Price Tickets :£5, £8, £10, £12, £15 Adv, Con £13, MOTD

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Our 14 Podcast comes from Sepp

Sepp aka Teo, borned and raised on the Romanian Black Sea Coast, had his first contact with the electronic music in 2005, when he listened for the first time various artists from the Cocoon rooster. From that moment he became passionate about techno sounds.

Since 2007 he was topping the bill at the biggest events in the city ’till 2008, when he became the resident of the LaMania club. After 3 years of residence, he decided it was time for production. Artists like Cezar, Cristi Cons, Valentino Kanziani used Sepp’s unreleased work in their sets.

He shared the dj stand with Cezar, Priku, Kozo, Dan Andrei, Cristi Cons, Paul Agripa, Noidoi, Bill Patrick, Livio & Roby, Nima Gorji, Thomas Melchior and a few others.

Now, Sepp’s attention is turned toward some unfinished projects which will be released through this year.

Rhythmatic presents Avotre Label Showcase with Santé & Rampa from Rhythmatic on Vimeo.

Previews by Ibiza Voice, RA, TRSN & Pulse Radio – Rhythmatic Winter Summer programme 2013

Ibiza Voice – Double Trouble presents Rhythmatic 5th Anniversary Tour

5 years in any ever expanding and evolving scene is some feat, even footballers often tumble at hurdles well before this. Though the game we are talking about is club promoting, the style they play is house and techno and the name on the back of their shirt if they had one would be Rhythmatic. I won’t say what team they would feature on because that would cause unnecessary controversy, but the city it would be in is London.

Being the go-to London event for house and techno’s rising stars and established names to touch down in the capital, they really do do things like any functioning sports team would. Having already welcomed the likes of Marco Carola, Carl Cox, Rhadoo, Petre Inspirescu, Matthais Tanzimann, Davide Squillace, Onur Ozer, Livio & Roby, Guillaume and the Coutu Dumonts and Premiesku, obviously there is a strong connection with the bavarian and romanian ends of dance music. There are more, maybe unexpected surprises lined up for 2013 as the well known and loved Double Trouble duo move forwards with the 5th Anniversary Tour.

Each of the events they curate possess a distinct uniqueness about them, like the 86′ world cup semi final any Football Fan remembers for that game changing incident of ball to hand. God’s divine intervention (if there is one) rains through the clouds at their parties. Booking guests such as DJ Three, Fumiya Tanaka, Boris Werner and other such important stars that create such ingenious music, really adds that touch of class that others often lack with predictable bookings.

The biggest step the brand has taken of late has been the Introduction of its record label, aptly named Rhythmatic Records. Promoting the current sound of the parties and predominantly focussing on releases from their residents, they also look to eventually collaborate with other acts once the label has found its feet.

Now an established name on the London club circuit, Rhythmatic are only looking to the future of their journey. Revamping their designs and launching a new logo, its a modernising step that could subliminally send them into orbit. 2013 is going to be an extremely busy year for the crew, with the tour taking them to warehouses and various locations around the UK and beyond. As they continue to spread the Rhythmatic disorder to the next level and even further reachers. All games have a strategy to them at some level, it is how to play them that is key, and boy do Rhythmatic play theirs with style, lets hope they just keep the music playing on long into the night.

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RA – Rhythmatic has announced the details of its schedule for spring and summer 2013.

The London promoter, which just turned five, will throw its 2013 parties at various venues around the city, including a few warehouses. As usual, techno and house dominates the lineup, boasting Mayan Nidam, San Proper, Bruno Pronsato, Roman Flugel, Sebo K, Romanian Priku and German DJ Julietta as its headliners. Two “Un:Rated” parties will also take place in March and April—events which promise a limited capacity of 100 and a completely secret lineup. Rhythmatic also promises a new label in 2013 as well as an anniversary tour around the UK and overseas, though details for both have yet to be firmed up.

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Pulse Radio – Rhythmatic Announce 2013 Season Featuring Roman Flugel, San Proper & More

London promoters Rhythmatic have announced their first season of events for 2013. After kick starting in February with Sante and Rampa, the popular London club night have announced the like of Roman Flugel and San Proper to feature in their series running between March and July.

The trusted night is fast approaching its fifth birthday, celebrating half a decade bringing the finest in underground house and techno to London’s clubbing scene on a regular basis. Staying true to their roots, they pride themselves on featuring rare line ups from across the globe’s hottest scenes; Marco Carola, Davide Squillace, Onur Ozer and even the mighty Carl Cox have all graced the decks for the Double Trouble duo. the Rhythmatic brand are also due to start their record label in 2013 too.

Coming up between now and July, San Proper and Maayan Nidim host on March 2nd (that’s this Saturday), while Priku and a Lilith are set to headline on April 13th. Julietta takes the reigns on May 18th, while the aforementioned Roman Flugel drives proceedings on June 29th before July 20th’s massive line up hosts Fathers & Sons with Martinez, Sebo K & Julian Perez .The full details are underneath for your perusal – don’t miss out on this true, underground experience in 2013!

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TRSN – Rhythmatic spring/summer preview season

Rhythmatic have put together a season of parties to be reckoned with. Taking us (hopefully, please god) into the warmer months they’ve got the likes of Priku & Lilith, Sebo K, Roman Flugel & Bruno Pronsanto dropping into various venues around London to bring a bit of class to the capital’s nightlife. With the likes of Mayaan Nidam and San Proper already gracing the turntables of Rhythmatic parties in 2013, we anticipate great things for the months ahead.
Click on the links below for further info/tickets for each of the parties…

Check the Rhythmatic website for further details and keep your eyes peeled for some exclusive content on RSN soon…..

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Rhythmatic 2013 – Feb – July Programme

Febuary 2nd – Rhythmatic presents Avotre Showcase with Sante & Rampa
March 2nd – Rhythmatic with San Proper & Maayan Nidam
April 13 – Rhythmatic with Priku & Lilith
May 18 – Rhythmatic with Isolee Live & Julietta
June 29 – Rhythmatic with Roman Flugel & Bruno Pronsato Live
July 20 – Rhythmatic presents Fathers & Sons with Sebo K, Martinez & Julian Perez

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Fast approaching 5 years in the business, Rhythmatic have continued to host parties throughout London with an unrelenting ethos of exhibiting the industry’s rising stars. Having gained acknowledgement and plaudits from some extremely reputable figures amongst the EDM community, Rhythmatic have stayed true to their philosophy of mostly putting on intimate events with a heavy bias towards the quality of music and showcasing up and coming DJs.

DT headed down to the most recent Rhythmatic offering in Shoreditch to sample their latest offering. The postcode caused some confusion as we tried sniffing out an entrance to Hoxton Basement. The postcode suggested the entrance to be on Hoxton Street though it was unassumingly signposted with A4 arrows to be around the corner on a side street. Whether done by default or not, this was an effective deterrent to drunken punters looking for a late night drink and polluting the musically oriented crowd. Once inside, the venue boasts an intimate space with low ceilings and exposed brickwork, which all sounds rather cliché, though for an intimate night as Rhythmatic was, the venue was well suited to the ambience of the night. A small bar area proved ample for a crowd around 300 strong.

Having settled with a drink and acclimatised to our surroundings, our efforts to glean set times for the night turned out to be in vain and we settled to accept proceedings as they unravelled. We were assured that Maayan Nidam would be playing for at least 2 hours and that was a satisfactory outcome to all the rooting around we had done for set times.

On our arrival the perfectly competent Stathis Lazirides, a Rhythmatic resident, was controlling the crowd with his groove laden techy beats. Stathis has established himself as a regular feature of the Rhythmatic nights alongside Archie Hamilton and it is clear to see why. For the want of not stealing the limelight from the headline acts they play very polished sets packed full of anticipation and this served as a great aperitif to the evening’s headline acts.

Rhythmatic with Maayan Nidam & San Proper from Rhythmatic on Vimeo.

The line-up suggested Maayan Nidam would play the headline set at the end of the evening, it was somewhat of a surprise therefore to see her taking to the decks rather earlier on at around 3am. The slight framed lady, originally hailing from Tel Aviv and now based in Berlin has a handsome 30 releases under her belt; so she tells me, somewhat tongue in cheek, when I single out and compliment a particular album! She is arguably more renown for her performances behind the decks though. Having spent two years on the Cadenza Records roster and recently playing at the Crosstown Rebels “Day Zero” party. Maayan has been described as versatile and as having the ability to transcend a crowd to a “special place”. For me it is the lack of downtime in her sets that is the most valuable asset she has. Not only did she manage to fluidly interact with the audience and appear to enjoy the music herself, but her set did not feature those moments where everything goes a little flat and the crowd are left anticipating the next beat to set things straight.

The headline set went to the tousled man from Amsterdam, San Proper, who also channelled his unbounded energy into the crowd, sharing the enjoyment of each new track as it dropped along with the revellers. San played a very composed set largely house based with an emphasis on the groove. A true performer, San jived around behind the decks, at times head at mixer height with fingers wrapped around knobs on the mixer as he teased the crowd with EQs and effects before some monstrous drops. Towards the end of the night Maayan played an impromptu back-to-back set with San, which was a real treat! Entirely improvised, without structure or preparation, as they both felt out the mood and married it up with vinyl.

The crowd, venue and quality of line-up created an unfaultable evening. With such an incredible night’s music and whispers of San and Maayam playing the afterparty we were hungry for more. Wristbands bought from the bar and address obtained, in confidence from the staff, we jumped in a cab for what seemed like an eternity to arrive at the discreetly hidden away afterparty in northeast London. We were escorted down a side street and ushered down a narrow staircase into the back of a basement bar. A no frills venue with a bar, DJ booth and dancefloor. As the venue slowly filled, Ceri played a mix of house and techno that was bang on the money. We were sat at the bar and were joined by San and Mayaam, after some shop chat about music and DJ lifestyles Maayan took to the decks at around 7 am for her last set before flying out to Berlin. To have such highly regarded musicians casually taking to the decks at an afterparty, a platform with such freedom for expression, is always an absolute honour to experience. As Maayan stepped down from the booth there was a common sentiment of “one more”, her set being just as, if not more, potent than what we had already heard from her. Sometime around 8 am San Proper joined resident Ceri in the booth. The two of them playing back to back, one record each, a very fluid set of deep techno that lasted several hours and looked like a lot of fun for them both.

All in all the night was one that will remain in our memories for sometime as music was the solitary most important ingredient for all in attendance. With such a united purpose in a party, things rarely go wrong. Rhythmatic have the likes of Bruno Pronsato and Sebo K gracing their upcoming line-ups for the first half of 2013 and so looks set to continue the rest of 2013 as strongly as they started it.

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Rhythmatic with Maayan Nidam & San Proper from Rhythmatic on Vimeo.

Rhythmatic with Priku & Lilith

13 April 2013 // 10PM – 6AM

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East London Basement

Priku (a:rpia:r, All Inn)
Lilith (Objektivity, Memoria)
Archie Hamilton (Rhythmatic, Moscow Records)
Ceri (Rhythmatic)
Mateo & Josef

Rhythmatic go full steam ahead for their third event of the year. With the tour now well underway, they bring the party back to Shoreditch for another exclusive gathering between two well respected artists from a:rpia:r and Memoria records, Priku and Lilith.

Priku is already part of the Rhythmatic alumni having played for the family back in Feb 2012. Delivering what was one of the most inspiring sets of the year; he revived the magic and played on to those few that made it on that freezing, snowed in Saturday morning. We bring him back to undergo the true Rhythmatic experience. A full time member of the Sunrise gang, he’s jostled with the likes of Marco Carola, Ricardo Villalobos and Luciano, and he certainly knows how to work a party. His talent is remarkable and his grooves, addictive.

Rising Dutch house and techno star Lilith is showing herself to be as strong a force as her mythological namesake. Her first release, ‘Angel’s Love’ pointed a finger to a very bright career in the studio, while her strengths and popularity as a DJ continues to blossom thanks to her harmonically-tailored mixing skills and exquisite track selection, she receives ongoing support from the likes of Carlo Lio, Andrea Oliva, Dennis Ferrer, Robert Dietz and more. Her outstanding live act has garnered huge acclaim and seen her play alongside heroes including, Jeff Mills, Kerri Chandler and Guy Gerber to name but a few.

This Rhymatic event also marks two very special occasions, celebrating the birthdays of the double trouble twins, Kiri and Kostas. Not to mention, the one and only Ceri also turns another year older. Spirits will be high as we lay on an extra big shindig; join us for a long night of beats, smiles and unforgettable party!

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San Proper is a well-respected artist from the Amsterdam underground club scene. Over the last fifteen years, he has been spinning and playing live from major clubs and festivals to smaller bars and dodgy underground locations. He’s known and praised for his House & Disco sets, but also skilled in blending different styles from Acid to Afro-beat into an eclectic mix. Since 2009 he has been performing & presenting a solo live show chanting vocals and playing several live instruments alongside his hard- ware and digital gear.

As an Amsterdam local, San Proper is working close with fresh and ge- nuine labels and organizations like Rush Hour, Dekmantel and Trouw. All known for setting the tone for quality underground music and scenery by supporting local talent and paying tribute to house and techno legends.This same attitude got him to release on several labels like Rush Hour and Perlon. His first five releases with Rush Hour was based on presenting his musical friends from Amsterdam with his “Proper A’dam Family Series”, ‘Part 4’ with O-Boogie got picked up by Laurent Garnier, who did an edit of ‘Magnificent Speech Funk’. After presenting his background he released his break through record “Keep it Raw” on Perlon, after producing a remix on this label for Ricardo Villalobos with a track entitled ‘Electonic Water- It ate my Quarter’ which resulted in several releases on Perlon. Meanwhile he has been collaborating with muses, friends and associates Tom Trago, Awanto 3 and Melon representing the sound of Amsterdam House music.

His passion comes across best with presenting this energy live as well as the vocal extras which he serves up during Dj-sets. As a touring artist he remained playing from major to local events, spreading his diverse sets on legendary spots in Tokyo, Osaka, Montreal, Shanghai, San Diego, Detroit, London, Copenhagen, Sofia, Zurich, Berlin and Paris, where he has spend a lot of sessions completing his album for Rush Hour.