chie sato
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chie sato
- MAD / BCN, Barcelona, ES
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Well, I'm just someone who can't avoid using all of our 5 senses: sight, hearing, feeling, tasting and smelling. If we all have these different senses then why not try to fully use and go beyond them?
So, let's start with good food and good taste! Oh, I can't help it ... Eversince I read The Face on Your Plate (Jeffrey Moussaieff, best-selling author of When Elefants Weep) I start to freak out a bit everytime I see meat or dishes that once had a soul ... Is it a crime to eat this? Or, is this good at all? Am I being nice to Mother Earth and all Earthlings? It is a very hard question.
Of course it's OK to like TASTING some fresh sea bass, flounder & pink fatty tuna sashimi with some nice sour salad & tendon. Fish is good. Caldeirada de pescado. Pulpo con cachelos. Grilled saba. Ceviche. Leche de tigre. Noodles are fantastic. Ramen, udon & pad thai. But let's be honest, I mainly survive on soya (miso and tofu in general, love mabu dofu) and all sorts of cheese (...) with rye bread and daily I have seitan-dishes, you know, hip veggie food. Do eat meat and other "faces", please forgive me.
I like the SMELL of Bioré (Japanese soap) for my skin eversince I knew it and always need to have some umeboshi in the fridge just in case, I like shizowakame and probably one of my guilty pleasures is to eat and smell (!) nattou, it's sticky and smells really bad, but I just love it.
Other essentials of the good life are being with my friends. From time to time I need to see certain Japanese friends to FEEL connected with my roots. Their way of thinking and expressing themselves remind me about my culture and family. As well for my Belgian friends, they give me their type of conversation I so much need.
Talking about feelings, my life might have been a mess at some point growing up - I was born as a Japanese baby in Las Palmas (Canarian Islands) and lived in Belgium for a long long time and am now back in Spain. I am Belgian now, just like Toots Thielemans, can you tell? Let's say I'm sort of an Amélie Nothomb case - but the same big fuzz has also contributed to have developed different strong inner values. I just enjoy being part of the Culture Club and ... How could I possibly live without one of the most beautiful experiences one can have called dancing?
I adore the SIGHT of the mountains, I like messy gardens, I could stare at my lovely cute and small, black and white lighhearted cat Niñachan as if she were a baby, same goes for old dogs, I also like to observe people, a lot ... I stare at their looks: especially their haircuts. I like women who look like Louise Brooks, but prefer them Gloria Steinem. Also like to stare at people at transient places, that's why I like Edward Hopper paintings but I would never put it on my wall, same thing happens with Severínovich Malévich. Like to visualize and imagine things like are represented in fantastic cosmic visionary art like the Sacred Mirrors or the Celestial Visitations.
I am without a doubt a HEARING person, I like words, books, conversation and music and am very sensitive to what people say and the tones and voices they use. I like being by myself with inspiring literature and would sometimes take some time off once in a while just to read all day, it makes me travel in my mind. I appreciate it to hear good music ... See list of favourites down here:Music
Like melodies to be pure & true! All or most music beyond borders released by following brilliant labels with "flooting grooves" are highly recommended for an exciting and good mind trip:
Chill Code & Chill Tribe - Interchill Records (...) & Digital Structures - Cosmic Leaf & Heart's Eye Records - Milennium & Phonokol Records - Aleph Zero & Absolute Ambient - Spirit Zone & Quantic Chill Records - Ultimae & Peak Records - Avalon & Dragonfly Records - Native State Records, healthy but insane creations like that. As you might have noticed, I'm a global psychedelic chill out lover ...
Also found some real smooth stuff to make you dance in your head on Warp, Ninja Tunes, Rephlex, Rather Interesting, Real World, Blue Note, 2 Meter Sessies, New Earth Records, Twisted, TIP and Iboga Records, good good good Australian beats on Zenon Records and much more progressive psy-trance, lately enjoying it more with deep dub bass sounds. As long as if the sounds bring peace love and happiness stuff from around the globe, I'm fine.
Furthermore, many other good vibrations, like Jungle, D 'n B with a touch of soul & relaxed reggea vibes - I like it psy-dub (just anything starting with psy, in dub & high rising!) - Nalepa glitch dub style & Black Ops Sounds (Zion Train & Brother Culture).
Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, lovely Joshua Redman & all that JAZZ! Love modern jazz ... - Tune up with Sonny Rollings, Moanin' Art Blakey & Atomic Count Basie - Herbie! - Laurent Cugny - Amazing Bud Powell & Genious Thelonious.
Apart from enjoying jazz, as told before, as a natural born chiller I just very much looove to dive away in AMBIENT/PSYBIENT: Bluetech, Orbient, Solar Fields, Robert Rich, Cell, Toires, Vataff Project, Ishq, Desert Dwellers, Rena (Left Coast Liquids), Entheogenic, Kuba, Wombatmusic, Polypoid, Metrosat4, Alex Scheffer, Aural Planet, Beat Hackers, Perc, Hydrogen, Hamsa Lila & Abakus ... (Check out all good things on Fahrenheit Project and Floating Point compilations) - Psychedelic, progressive, tribal rhythms with all sorts of hand drums and percussion, don't know how to call it. Maybe minimal TRANCE with good synths and music that sounds in between galactical mantras, with desert and spaceship floating sounds, visual atmospheres and spiritual electronic rock with a funky twist. Uplifting. Deep. Forget about it. See me dancing? I like it - M-sphere & Ship of Fools - World Music & Healing Music - Meditation Music & Experimental Music - Roni Size & Kenji Williams - Mauxuam & Nagual Sound Experiment - Sundial & Crowd Control - Umberloid & HiFi Companions - beautiful Natacha Atlas & Oliver Jones - Deva Premal & Shakatura - the devotional songs of Nusfrat Fateh Ali Khan - Roots Manuva & Papa Wemba - Mad Sheer Khan & True To Nature - Ozric Tentacles & Ocelot - Liquid Stranger & Creation Rebel - Ronny Jordan when he meets DJ Krush - dEus in their early years & Morphine - Tegma & Ace Ventura - Alpha Channel & Flowjob - Steel Pulse & also the early years of Tom Waits (isn't it strange how people change with time?) - Reefer Decree & Noodreem - Kitaro & The Magical Healing Mantras of Namaste - Dreamfields & Muslimgauze - Dreadzone & Abakus - Laurie Anderson & Steve Reich - Behind Blue Eyes & Auricular - Franz Liszt & dramatic Gustav Mahler - Marc Ribot & overwhelming John Zorn - everlasting poet Linton Kwesi Johnson & simply irresistable Robert Palmer - Pol & Anton Fier - sexy Tori Amos & sometimes getting me depressed Nick Cave - coming from heaven Cocteau Twins & Dead Can Dance - Aphex Twin & Glen Gould when playing Bach - Pandit Shiv Kuma Sharma & Little Axe - Eddie Harris & Dr. Octagon - Frankie Carbone & Jimi Tenor - Rory Block & Mother Earth - Seti & Flexitone - Jesus & Mary Chain & Trance Mission - Digital Underground & Young Disciples - BWP & Laslo Hortobagyi - Rooms Miike & Mannequin Lung - Musci & Venosta & Lounge Lizards - Elvis Costello & Transglobal Underground - Adam Shaik & Ry Cooder - impressive Grace Jones & Van Morrison - Squarepusher & Wayne Shorter - Eleftheria Arvanitaki & Adrian Sherwood - Queen Latifah & Sounds from the Ground - Tusnelda & Blasted Mechanism - Banco Da Gaia & Toots Thielemans - Stevie Wonder & Velvet Underground - city lights of Anthony Rother & Paul Desmond - Fred Frith & Aimee Mann - Chura Liya Hai Tunm Ne & Augustus Pablo - Wynton Marsalis & Astor Piazolla - Goran Bregovic & Tracy Chapman - Justin Vali Trio & Omara Portuondo - Billie Holliday & Brandford Marsalis - Two Lone Swordsmen & Plaid - Lisa Carbon & Brian Eno - HUVA Networks & dark and powerful BLT - Bill Laswell & Conemelt - Karen Kay & Simon Lovelock - Aretha Franklin & of course, The Pixies - Erik Satie & The Dmitri Popkrovski Ensemble - Barry Adamson & Tool - sometimes getting too serious Leonard Cohen & cheerful Aisha - John Cale & Ry Cooder - Chick Corea & elegant Sade - Suzanne Vega & Norah Jones - Material & Ronny Jordan - Talving Singh & Michel Petrucciani - Fly High with Space Budda & Ramesh - haunting Sheila Chandra & Michael Brook - Gong & Emou - Jocelyn Pook & Jane's Addiction - Michael Franti & Patti Smith - Flexitone & Tangerine Dream - Charlie Mingus & Star Sound Orchestra - Speedy J & Autechre - Equinox & Cristian Vogel - Mary Boine Persen & Nasser Kilada - Gaia & Michel Petrucciani - Jan Garbarek & Prince - Femi Kuti & Kiwa - Gotan Project when meeting Chet Baker about midnight - Baden Powell & Trilok Gurtu - Rickie Lee Jones & Miles Davis - HMC & Jazzanova - Medwyn Goodall & Annie Lennox - Future Sound of London & Money Mark - Red Seal & Dub Trees - Michel Petrucciani & Joao Gilberto - Chaka Khan & Chano Dominguez - Lounge Lizards & Otis Redding - Eddie Harris & night tripper Dr John - Cowboy Junkies & Archie Shepp - Serge Gainsbourg & Cheb Khaled - Morphine & so on & so on ...
Nice records would be: Kele Mou Bana (Don Pullen) - Buen Ambo (Carlos Díaz) - Night Ride Home (Joni Mitchell) - Secret Story & Travels ... (Pat Metheny) - Usfret (Trilok Gurtu) - Not Responding To Light (Decoy) - Artificial Frequencies (Orion) - Off Beat (Perplex).
Some really great tunes are: My Head Is My Only House Unless It Rains from the Spotlight Kid album (Captain Beefheart) - Memories from the One Down album (Material) - I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry (Dexter Gordon) - Eye Doll (Drone) - Nature Elements (In fact the whole Morning Glory album of Ibojima sounds delicious) - Free Fall (Rumpistol feat. Tusnelda) - Something Else on Hornography (The Horn) - the 5th track on the Elementary Particles album (Bluetech) - the 7th track of the Après Midi album (Emou) etc.
Movies
Films directed by Hal Hartley (Trust is my favourite) & Byambasuren Davaa - Francis Ford Coppola & David Lynch - Robert Altman & Jim Jarmush - Kim Ki-duk (...) & Khyentse Norbu - Pan Alin's Ayurveda and Samsara & Eric Valli's Himalaya - John Cassavetes & Akira Kurasawa - Hayao Miyazaki & Peter Greenaway (above all The Cook, his Wife and whoever was in there & Drowning by Numbers) - Pier Paolo Pasolini & Stanley Kubrick - Wim Wenders.
Nice films would be: some Jodorowski films (especially Santa Sangre) - Gurdjieff's Meetings with Remarkable Men ... - Then there's the Dark Crystal - Bab' Aziz (nice butterfly poem!) - Contact - The Hunger - Estación Central do Brasil, always gets me cry when I see it - Paris Texas, beautiful and very original soundtrack, same goes for Little Shop of Horrors and Time of the Gypsies - Kikujiro no natsu, reminds me of my own crazy summer times - Bagdad Café - Smoke, Blue in the Face & Lulu on the Bridge - La Celebración - Altered States - Chunking Express - Tampopo, getting hungry thinking about it ... - Crying Game, reminds me of a good friend, so does Relax, it's just Sex - 1 Giant Leap, great project - Broken Flowers - Farinelli - Lamerica - Joy Luck Club - City of the Lost Children - Last Emperor - Ran - Great Dictator & Modern Times - Labyrinth - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Blade Runner - A Brave New World.
Television
Television, a dangerous drug we are dealing with. Anyway, I remember I used to watch the Muppet Show and as far as I can remember it always used to be original, fun and overwhelmingly creative. Remember the show with Harry Belafonte?
Then, growing up, I used to watch the Twilight Zone, the first series from the 60's are the best though. Nowadays, to be honest, no real interest in TV, no series or so called "reality" shows.
What I DO like and think have sense are DOCUMENTARIES/DVD's! Most of them are BBC productions, I think about the BBC's Life on Earth series, just great. Funny and honest is Stephen Fry's Secret Life of the Manic Depressive. Then there's the mathematical cosmologist Brian Swimme who offers an amazing walk through time with Soul of the Universe and a 12-part DVD series called Canticle to the Cosmos.
Also worth watching, in my opinion is Korubo, ir matando and all Luis Miguel Domínguez productions - Wheel of Time by Werner Herzog - Cosm and World Spirit, amazing Alex Grey paintings and Kenji William on violin - Call of the Condor, a pilgrimage to the heart of the ancient ones and of course Cosmos by Carl Sagan.
Furthermore there are the fascinating New Atlantis, Big Cat & Transglobal Productions ... Also like ancient culture stuff like Ojo de Horus and last but not least, DVD's related with women and their "female power", sort of Women of Wisdom & Power stuff, but better :) and their (our) way through history and art.Books
Some people say they like being around with animals more than having contact with other human beings. I like eating, dancing, listening to music and reading books more than anything. My library and the books I've read is mainly a melting pot of Dutch, English and Spanish written novels, philosophy and poetry. Word!
What I especially love lately is to read "female stuff". These are books that all helped me through the way for a better understanding, above all:
El Tao de la Mujer (Maitreyi D. Piontek) - Red Moon / Luna Roja (Miranda Gray) - Embracing the Godess Within (Kris Waldherr) - Goddesses in Everywoman (Powerful Archetypes for Women), The Tao of Psychology (Synchronicity and the Self) and The Millionth Circle (in fact just all works of Jean Shinoda Bolen) - Cuerpo de Mujer, Sabiduría de Mujer (Dra. Christiane Northrup) - Osiris, El Huevo De Obsidiana (Ana Silvia Serrano) - The Prenatal Prescription (Peter Nathanielsz) - Awakening Intuition, Using Your Mind-Body Network for Insight and Healing (Mona Lisa Schulz) - Her Blood Is Gold: Celebrating the Power of Menstruation (Lara Owen) - Woman Heal Thyself (Jeanne Blum) - Circle of Stones (Judith Duerk) - The Creation of Health (Shealy and Myss) - El Segundo Sexo (Simone de Beauvoir) - Andrea Rapkin & Diana Tonnessen's guide, all essential facts and up-to-the-minute- information on PMS - The Paradigm Conspiracy (Denise Breton y Christopher Largent) - When Society Becomes an Addict (Anne Wilson Schaef) - Handboek Chakrapsychologie (Anodea Judith) - Blood magic: The Anthropology of Menstruation (Thomas Buckley, Alma Gottlieb).
Further more, the works of many other women like Ina May Gaskin - Barbara Temelie - Norma Blun - Melody Beattie - Barbara Marziniak - Barbara Hand Clow - Amorah Quan Yin - Marianne Williamson - Louise Hay - Marguerite Yourcenar - Penelope Mortimer - Rama Mehta - Marilyn French - Debra Lynne Katz - June Singer - Fatima Mernissi - Chinua Achebe - Amy Bloom - Nina Rasmussen - Waris Dirie - Susan Sontag - Majorie Former - Margaret Mead - Marianne Frederiksson - Dubravka Ugrešic - Maya Angelou's autobiography & poetry works - Demetra George - Louann Brizendine - Sonia Johnson - Anaïs Nin - Germaine Greer - Murasaki Shikibu - Tomalin - Clarissa Pinkola Estes - Arundhati Roy - Isabel Allende - Angeles Mastretta - Emily Bronte - Jane Austen - Anne Cameron - Jhumpa Lahiri - Jane Hamilton.
Other books worth to read in my opinion are:
Introductie in Esoterische Filosofie (Gradus van Florestein) - Perspectivas desde el Mundo Real (G.I. Gurdjief) - El Tao de la Física & Pertenecer al Universo (Fritjof Capra / David Steindl-Rast) - George Keeler - The Universe is a Green Dragon (Brian Swimme) - Lords of the Seven Rays, Mirror of Conciousness (Mark and Elizabet Clare Prophet) - The Reconnection, Heal Others, Heal Yourself (Eric Pearl) - Estados No Ordinarios de Conciencia (Michel Nachez) - El Nuevo Manual de La Curación por las Flores de Bach (Dr. Gotz Blome) - The Empty Boat and many many more by Osho - Nutrición Energética y Salud (Jorge Pérez-Calvo Soler) - Michio Kushi - Conversaciones con Goethe (Johann Peter Eckermann) - Khalil Gibran (...) - Mitos, Sueños y Misterios (Mircea Eliade) - Live Ahead, his essays On Freedom and all works of Krishnamurti - De Verborgen Dynamiek van Familiebanden (Bert Hellinger) - Herman Hesse's Siddharta, sooo lovely, ever heard a river? Film Steppewolf is not bad, but as I said, like reading far more - Psicología y Medicina China (Leon Hammer) - De Halfbroer, better than Maskerade by Lars Saabye Cristensen - El Incal (Jodorowski & Moebius) - De Snavel van de Vink (Jonathan Weiner) - De Man Zonder Eigenschappen (Robert Musil) - Warm, Rood, Nat & Lief (Leo Vroman) - De Last van de Wereld (Peter Handke) - Viaje al Fin de la Noche (Louis Ferdinand Céline) - A World Of My Own (Graham Greene) - De Kunst van het Geheugen (Daniel L. Schachter) - Tokyo Blues (Haruki Murakami) - Mr. Vertigo & La Máquina de Escribir (and all novels or essays written by Paul Auster) - The Buddha of Suburbia (Hanif Kureishi) - Donde No Alcanza La Mirada (Georges Abolin & Olivier Pont and so many lots of other books written by Alain de Botton - Alessandro Barrico (especially Without Blood) - Juri Rytcheu - Samuel Beckett's Trilogy - Peter Handke - Paulo Coelho - A. F. T. Van der Heijden - Oliver Sacks - Kurt Vonnegut - García Lorca - Walt Whitman - Jerome David Salinger - Kazuo Ishiguro (Never Let Me Go) - Henry Miller - Seneca - Conrad - Pitigrilli - Roald Dahl - D.H. Lawrence - Tomek Tryzna - Hanne Orstavik - Noelle Chatelet - Fernando Pessoa - Yasunari Kawabata - George Sand - Per Petterson - Willem Frederik Hermans - Louis Paul Boon - Paul Van Ostaijen - Eduardo Galeano - Taisen Deshimaru - Walpola Rahula - Alan Watts - Ken Wilber - Rudolf Steiner - Aldous Huxley - Roald Dahl - Rudiger Safranski's biography writing on Shopenhauer - Michel de Montaigne's essays - Rabindranaz Tagore - Khaled Housseini (like Kite Runner more than a 1000 Splendid).Heroes
"Heroes", to name some, are in the first place women. I think it is pretty much important to be aware of who we are and to understand each other's approach towards life as women. Just listening to eachother can be very healing and interesting ... Our culture and health is to be passed on and we have the power to benefit the following generations. That is why, in the first place, mothers and daughters, we should all be aware that pregnant women can take the lead in putting its practical consequenses into action and by helping out each other ...
No, she's not my mother, but she could be :) Jean Shinoda Bolen, I worship her:
Wangari Maathai ...
Maitreyi Piontek ...
Anaïs Nin, what can I say ...
Olivier Follmi, photographer of mankind ... who has taken these and many other wonderful pictures. Check out his work on www.follmispirit.com and enjoy:
Another "heroe" is Martin Gray, an anthropologist and photographer specializing in the study of sacred sites and pilgrimage traditions around the world. Traveling as a pilgrim, he spent twenty years visiting and photographing over 1000 sacred sites in eighty countries:
Blurbs
About me:
As we are all meant to shine and reflect light ... Going with the flow is not always easy and relaxed, but it does integrate. I am celebrating that I am happily floating freely on the Bridge of Dreams, available to the currents of life and trusting everything is happening exactly as it should.
The Mayan Oracle - Return Path to the Stars by Spilsbury and Bryner describes me as the fluidity of moving water and I am associated with the process of dance, mudra, and beauty. This movement is a metaphor for the ebb and flow of life, and in meditation with Manik, I experience the flowing quality that is the beauty of the cosmic dance. I do agree. I Channel in order to Know - Inspiring Healing - I seal the Store of Accomplishment - With the Resonant tone of Attunement - I am guided by the power of Self-generation. I am definitely a humble Blue Resonant Hand, with a knowledge kanji.
Read and write is what I like. I have been collaborating as one of the journalist for the Original Thought Meta-zine with a few articles on Japanese culture. This online magazine brings together a whole lot of people from all over the world, who have original thoughts and are original in action. Peace.
Who I'd like to meet:
Beat Da Street Project & Al Andalus Festival
I am member of Spanish psy-trance collective named Colectivo Mithology based in Madrid and Barcelona and am trying to trance the scene up somehow since I founded the Beat Da Street Project. Am happy to be working on it. Slowly but surely. In the meantime, watch the 2007 video here:
It would be lovely to know people interested to build up a network for this project.
Please contact for bookings or information on collaborating, here or at the Myspace page of the project:
www.myspace.com/beatdastreetproject
I also collaborate with the organization at the chill-out area at the Al Andalus Festival, taking place in the South of Spain and planned for next summer.
For more information on the festival, go to www.al-andalusfestival.net.
For bookings in the chill out area, please contact
Comments
Jan 1 2010 2:54 PM
As we pass through the doorway to a new decade, may we all be filled with Peaceful Healing Light
OM Carol
Dec 31 2009 10:50 AM
don't forget our releases stil fresh presents for new year
The Lycantrop Shop - Where You Go, There We Are!
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Dec 21 2009 11:27 AM
---> come on
let´s dance & chill together 40 hrs!!!
on the upcoming 8th edition of berlins
"new years eve electronic music & arts festival"
-----------> ODYSSEE 2010 <-----------
at this marvelous --> NEW LOCATION:
----> die MÜNZE - BERLIN mitte <----
from 31.12.2009 ----> to 02.01.2010
psy & proggressive & dark & chill on 4 floors
--> music & arts for lovers....
we wanna see you DANCE ;-)
Dec 20 2009 4:12 AM
SOLSTICE TARA HEALING LIGHT FOR ALL BEINGS ON EARTH
INNER RAINBOWS OF HEALING LIGHT
PEACE ON EARTH PEACE IN ALL HEARTS PURE AND WHOLE
OM CAROL
Dec 15 2009 7:57 AM
My album is comming, i have uploaded 5 tracks of D.N.I - DANCEFLOOR MEDICATION DEBUT ALBUM, please take a time and listen to it, is important to me know what u think, cheers amd stay tuned to news.. tracks preview on player right now and more soooon!!!!!!
have a nice week!
d.N.i
Dec 7 2009 12:15 AM
Here is my latest oil painting, "Traffic Jam". See my blog for more details.
Nov 30 2009 5:31 PM
SWANN at FREEDOM FESTIVAL Portugal 2009 !!! Video directed by VJ Kemadoora…
Nov 26 2009 3:22 PM
Es un placer para nosotros invitaros a la próxima fiesta en Garoa (viernes 27 de noviembre). Esta vez la
vamos a liar!! . Esto es un llamamiento a la gente que no sólo disfruta de la
compañía de sus amigos y de unos ricos copazos. Si no que para él, la música si
cuenta, y, a parte de estos divertimentos tan patrios como juntarse y beber,
gustan también de bailar, o simplemente de dar placer al oído y a la mente. Y
hacemos este llamamiento precisamente porque sin vosotros no somos nadie,
porque los pocos sitios musicalmente agradables y de calidad, están llenos, son
caros y hay pocos... Y habrá menos si no los frecuentamos y apoyamos. Desde
Garoa queremos emprender nuevos interesantes proyectos culturales, pero
acabarán en fiestas larios y pachangueo guarrero sin vosotros, amigos del Rock
y de la buena música.
DJ Koke estará a cargo de los platos con toda su pirotecnia musical preparada y
lista para explotar la pelvis del más pintado. Electrónica; funk, afro, latin
& rares grooves; club; nu jazz; turntablism y mucho más. Todo mezclado y remezclado
para la pista de baile.
Envía este comentario a quien creas que le pueda interesar, si lo envías a
100 personas mercadona te regala un vale de 100 euros en compras, es verdad, te
lo juro, yo ya tengo el vale en casa, y así de paso colaboras en comprar unas
piernas para nuestro amigo Abdul Hamás Andará, por cada email que mandes
podremos comprar un tornillo legs special :)
Un cordial saludo!!
Nov 22 2009 5:00 PM
a) Thes/niki 27.10 @ Block 33 . . .
b) Athens 07.11 @ Art.house . . .
c) Athens 21.11 @ Art.house . . .
last stop . . . next Friday 27.11 . . .
d) Rethimno of CRETE @ Fortezza club !
Friday, 27th November '09
Line Up:
TOLIS Q
www.quantized-music.com
DJ Magros
www.fsievents.com
PJ Tommie
www.myspace.com/pjtommief
Wulis Vs Hippo.Jr
FORTEZZA club
Rethimno - CRETE!
* Free entrance
23.00 till late...
Nov 20 2009 8:11 PM
>>BUY FULL DIGITAL RELEASE HERE<<
>>BUY CD COPY HERE<<
Release Notes:
Caffix Records from Mexico brings to us their 4th release and 3rd compilation entitled "Inner Belial".
In early Christian writings, Belial was identified first with an angel of confusion and lust, created after Lucifer. Paradoxically, some apocrypha credit Belial as being the father of Lucifer and the angel that convinced him to wage a rebellion in Heaven against “God”.
Taken from the darkest chapters of human psyche; Báalam, Caffix Records manager/owner; brings together this album with some of the twistiest melodies out there.
Spiced up with powerful guitar riffs, fat bass lines and macabre atmospheric sounds; “Inner Belial” promises to take you on a trip to the underworld by the hand of some of the newest and most acclaim dark shamans in the psy scene.
Promotional Video by Imix Jaguar:
Nov 18 2009 5:52 PM
ELEA at FREEDOM FESTIVAL Portugal 2009 !!! Video directed by VJ Kemadoora…
Nov 14 2009 2:35 PM
presents . . .
SAT 21 NOV '09 @ Art.house // Gazi-Athens
SEBASTIAN MULLAERT
a.k.a.
MINILOGUE - Son Kite
[Cocoon records]
GEORGE APERGIS
[Modular Expansion / Bellboy records/ Athens Voice]
TOLIS Q
[Quantized records]
MFK
[Design Music]
Art.house
Theater Club - ATHENS !
46 Konstadinoupoleos str. Gazi
Entry: 15€ // Starts at 23:00
Nov 13 2009 3:01 PM
28 de noviembre 22horas
mas info en http://www.maripocreative.com
un saludo desde el majico mundo de maripocreative.
Nov 13 2009 9:19 AM
El sábado 21 de Noviembre inauguramos Sindar Madrid con una fiesta que os pondrá la piel de gallina. Sindar os ofrece una inolvidable sesión con el internacional directo de ATOMIC PULSE y los dj´s nacionales/internacional ya conocidos en la escena Madrileña Manik + Ruhl + Biofa. Prepárate y déjate llevar por la magia de Sindar Productions y que no te lo cuenten!
Live
ATOMIC PULSE (Boa Group / Zoo Music) Irs
http://www.myspace.com/atomicpulselabs DJs
MANIK (Furthur) Mad
http://www.myspace.com/humanik
RUHL (Fractal Rec. / Sindar) Mad
http://www.myspace.com/djruhl
BIOFA (Namaha Rec. / Sindar) Mad
http://www.myspace.com/biofatrance
Visuales: PRIOSANCHEZ (Bcn) http://www.myspace.com/hectorprio
Deco: Sindar Productions
Sound System: 12.000 Watts NEXO - Line Array System
Noche de Sábado a Domingo 02:00 a las 08:00 - 12€
Hora de inicio:
El Sábado, 21 de noviembre de 2009 a las 02:00
Hora de finalización:
El Domingo, 22 de noviembre de 2009 a las 8:00
Lugar:
SALA CARACOL
Calle: C/ Bernardino Obregon 18 Ciudad/Pueblo:
Madrid, Spain
Nov 12 2009 2:18 PM
Hola,
DJ KOKE GONZÁLEZ
EN GAROA (C/San Lorenzo, 9. Metro tribunal). TODOS
LOS VIERNES DE 23:00 A 3:00. ELECTRÓNICA, FUNK, AFRO, JAZZ, LATIN & RARES
RARES GROOVES, CLUB, TURNTABLISM Y MUCHO MÁS.
CADA VIERNES INAGURAMOS HASTA QUE LO CONOZCÁIS TODOS. 2 COPAS X 10 EUROS. NO TE LO PUEDES
PERDER. EL QUE SE ABURRE ES PORQUE
QUIERE…
Nov 8 2009 4:55 PM
TE DEJO ALGO DE INFO
UN SALUDO!
YOURLIFE REPRESENT vol 1
28 NOVIEMBRE
ENTRADA GRATUITA
Nov 5 2009 6:26 PM
...STAY TUNNED...
Nov 2 2009 11:10 AM
Hey, have a great time with us :)
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Nov 1 2009 3:57 AM
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Musically yours,
Oct 25 2009 11:56 PM
Oct 23 2009 8:42 PM
PARTY ON from North to South . . .
(Thessaloniki 27/10 --> Athens 07/11 --> Crete t.b.a. soon. . . .).
Παραμένοντας επί 8 χρόνια κορυφαίος διοργανωτής χορευτικών και συναυλιακών event στη χώρα μας, η F.S.I. Dance + Concert πραγματοποιεί μία σειρά από Anniversary Happenings στις τρεις σημαντικότερες πόλεις-περιοχές της Ελλάδας (Θεσ/κη 27/10, Αθήνα 7/11, Κρήτη t.b.a. soon . . .)!
όλοι ευπρόσδεκτοι . . . !
The music voyage goes on . . . . .
stronger than ever . . .
you 'r all welcome!
Oct 22 2009 4:30 PM
We would like to inform You that our second album "After The Rain " is out now!
Click here to to listen and order it NOW!
Oct 20 2009 8:12 AM
Oct 14 2009 12:15 PM