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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:48 pm
where do u reach (FWD>> doesnt count!)
where do u like
where do u like
just keep an eye out on people like marcus nasty and geeneus' myspace, mate
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Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 7:25 pm
loads of random places are hosting funky nights
just keep an eye out on people like marcus nasty and geeneus' myspace, mate
just keep an eye out on people like marcus nasty and geeneus' myspace, mate
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:27 pm
Yellow in Brixton also looks good. More of an after-party tho i think
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:48 pm
babalou in brixton have a night on 27 feb - cooly g and some others. not sure how regular a thing tho. no hats no hoods type.
(fwiw overall sense i get w funky is of a pretty sharp division btw local funky nights like this - champagne/more soulful/proper shoes - and night slugs/fwd types - no champagne/more basslines/trainers)
(fwiw overall sense i get w funky is of a pretty sharp division btw local funky nights like this - champagne/more soulful/proper shoes - and night slugs/fwd types - no champagne/more basslines/trainers)
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 1:47 pm
yep that's pretty much it but i think the two will come together a bit on the 27th. that's what cooly's hoping for anyway.rachel wrote:babalou in brixton have a night on 27 feb - cooly g and some others. not sure how regular a thing tho. no hats no hoods type.
(fwiw overall sense i get w funky is of a pretty sharp division btw local funky nights like this - champagne/more soulful/proper shoes - and night slugs/fwd types - no champagne/more basslines/trainers)
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 2:03 pm
good to hear, see how it pans out o nthe 27th. was wondering if the gap would/could be bridged by individual producers w feet in both camps - i know cooly references dubstep as a style she's aiming at bringing through in her productions. i spose the demographics of it all bother me a little bit - like night slugs/fwd as safer option for those who wouldn't be too keen on going to yr average local funky do....
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 2:57 pm
it is interesting. i mean nite slugs was a really young and dare i say 'hipster' crowd, most of which i'd suspect would never go to a 'proper' funky dance for a variety of reasons.rachel wrote:good to hear, see how it pans out o nthe 27th. was wondering if the gap would/could be bridged by individual producers w feet in both camps - i know cooly references dubstep as a style she's aiming at bringing through in her productions. i spose the demographics of it all bother me a little bit - like night slugs/fwd as safer option for those who wouldn't be too keen on going to yr average local funky do....
the funky house thing has been geared up to the 'mature raver' by its own admission. sort of as a reaction against the hype of grime. but with that coming back and the music appealing on very similar levels i'm curious to see where it will go.
i really rather looking forward to the 27th although i do have to invest in some shoes.
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 3:13 pm
def hipster, plus a bit of a general egg crowd. night slugs does rep other sounds tho. suspect 27th might lean twd soulful for the older crew. and do better business on the moet.
lol. suspect yr not the only 1...boomnoise wrote: although i do have to invest in some shoes.
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:27 pm
Boomnoise=
LOL
LOL
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 5:09 pm
yeah barefoot is not a good look and often leads to sore toes by sunrise.. on the real though, i'm looking forward to being a bit smarter than usual.boomnoise wrote:i really rather looking forward to the 27th although i do have to invest in some shoes.
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 1:35 pm
theres a lot in east and some ion south. Just got to look for the DJ's...
Yellow looks a good one.
Yellow looks a good one.