Sublime vs Techkroniq

Sublime vs Techkroniq Saturday, 30th December

Featuring Special Guest for A Sublime Techkroniq Experience:

Podo (RobotHK) www.robotunderground.net



James Chan aka PODO is an integral part in the evolution of techno and electronic music. Previously based in Hong Kong, he managed heavy weight label, Technorient. Consisting of various sub-labels, Technorient has produced works by Technasia, John Thomas, Renato Cohen, Steve Rachmad and Joris Voorn to name only a select few. James has not only assisted in the production and distribution of electronic music but is also an active and involved DJ and producer. As part of Hong Kong's Robot Underground crew he has played both DJ sets and live performances with a string of residencies and performances at both clubs and festivals. Most notable perhaps, are his appearances at the Rockit festival and his residency at the perhaps small in size, but larger than life in spirit, club by the name of Yumla. He has frequented trips abroad taking his unique live sets to the greater global community within China's growing dance scene. This includes Paul Van Dyke's China tour in 2005 to mention merely one of the many.

Never limiting himself through narrow direction or limited job description, he has been a vital cog in the works of varying different machines. Whether this is a music consultant to the trading and development council of Hong Kong, producing the theme sound for Instyle magazine China or helping start as an advisor to True Colour Club (also based in China), James has never restricted himself in any of his undertakings. Now as managing director of Love Da Music, he will be the first of his kind to bring forward thinking musical concepts to Singapore's shores.
A Sublime Techkroniq Experience
2 of Singapore's pioneering dance music brands come together to present to you the best of modern house, electro and techno. Be prepared to get rock off your socks as proven by previous installments of Sublime and Techkroniq over the years. From Fantasy Island in Sentosa, Centro, Liquid Room, Phuture, HOME and Fort Canning, the movement stays strong.

Come and celebrate as we embark upon a musical journey. Let the rhythm take you; indulge as DJs come together to provide an event full of memories of the past and a vision what's to come.

2200 - 2300: Angela Flame
2300 - 0000: Case Woo
0000 - 0100: Basit Khan
0100 - 0200: Podo
0200 - 0300: Ramesh

0300 - END: loopinmotion vs. don vs. lock’n’groove vs. djr vs. xzez vs. akira

Entry:
Before Midnight: $12.00
After Midnight: $15.00

CALLING ALL DUBHEADS AND SKANKING FEET!

Rubbadubdub is back! Another month with the spankiest skank and the deepest dub. Strictly roots style is the order of the night as star selectors take you through a whirlwind history lesson of Reggae. Expect resident and guest DJs to bring their own take on Jamaican classics. This is dance music from a country that has always been sourced for it’s constant innovation in sound design, be prepared for something that you won’t help but get moving to. HomeClub brings you sounds from an era never to be forgotten, the swinging 60s and 70s of Jamaica. The sweetest songs and the warmest bass, this is rubbingly dubbingly feel-good music at it’s fullest and most original.

KLIK IT WITH HOME TONIGHT!

POOL!

Your outdoor entertainment has finally arrived. We now have a brand new pool table nestled in the outdoor area of HomeClub. Make it down during opening hours for some laid back (or if you prefer some highly competitive) games of this great sport. Whether you're Ronnie O'Sullivan or can play like my grandma (who can kick my ass) your welcome down for a game or two or three or four, you get the picture and here's another:

Guest Beat DJ Dec8th!!!

Amanda aka Doopz

Keys of indie rock band, Electrico, Percussion major graduate from Lasalle-SIA. Synth-percussionist of Afro House DJ Duo, The Vibesetters. Electronic music production enthusiast. Indie music lover. Versatility and flexibility is the essential element to doopz’s music making and performing come thus far. Not a professional DJ, but her “Press Play” DJ sets would be a mixture of alternate indie disco pop electronica mix. Just press play! Put on dancing shoes and lock and loll on the dancefloor!

Doc Scott

02122006, HomeClub dressed up in red in tribute to the fight against Aids in Africa. Legendary Doc Scott graced Singaporean shores with a blistering set of all things soulful with a heavy low end to compliment. A true professional, it was clear that Mr. Scott was here for business. Intricate compositions, blindingly deep as well as crowd pleasing made for an energetic and responsive dance floor. An assortment of detroit-esque strings and bass lines that would make any dub fan gleefully pleased were churned out with both passion and precision. This was clear affirmation of the skills of someone who had been doing this for years, no glitches or slips, no throw away tracks or instances of less than 100 percent enthusiasm. This man's mission had started long ago, this was merely the continuum of an already existing legacy. Stay tuned for photos.