All About Jeff Drake
Jeff Drake: Playing that back alley disco
by samdup on February 14th, 2008
You live in Canberra. You like dance music. You enjoy going out. Chances are, you'd have boogied down to the sound of Jeff Drake many times over. He's been the brains behind Friction, and now he's back with a new concept - Back Alley Disco (BAD). [more]
Jeff Drake: Everybody loves the Drake
by I am the best on August 30th, 2006
Getting a shout out in Seinfeld is no easy feat, especially when it is something along the lines of "Everybody loves the Drake"... [more]
Canberra's Jeff Drake and Mikah Freeman perform under Two Square to maximise their combined talents and to push the boundaries as a DJ. ITM's Shunji managed to squeeze in a few questions before they headed off to make their debut in Sydney in the breaks room of Halcyon. [more]
Canberra duo Jeff Drake and Mikah Freeman might not yet be household names, but with the unique and diverse combination that is 'Two-Square' as well as praise from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo and James Zabiela, they may soon be in everyone's record box. [more]
Anthony Pappa set to smash it at Chinese Laundry 11th Birthday
So it’s that time of year again, is it? That’s it, one of Sydney’s oldest clubbing institutions is celebrating its birthday again, and can finally take the wraps off who will be its special guest for the evening… None other than Anthony Pappa! [more]
Warehouse set times and more after party madness!
Everything you need for this Saturday is laid out right here. The curtains have been drawn and the Warehouse Winter Music Festival at the AIS Arena is now totally revealed! [more]
Winter Warehouse full lineup announced
Canberra's Winter Warehouse Music Festival is gearing up to be the biggest party of the freezin' season, with first release tickets selling out within 48 hours! [more]
Fore Shore's second round announced
The first ever Fore Shore festival is rapidly approaching and it's set to be one of the biggest events in Canberra this year! [more]
Beneath the Slip Inn on the corner of King and Sussex Street (oh how many times have I slurred those directions to Sydney cab drivers) lies the dirty beating heart of Sydney clubbing. [more]
What is just like NYE at Chinese Laundry, but isn’t NYE at Chinese Laundry? But is actually even better? The 11th Birthday Party for Chinese Laundry! Great music, massive fun crowd, less vomit and better yet, I remember it all a whole lot better too. [more]
Winter Warehouse was another brainchild of the crew behind Friction and Lexington Music, and it certainly didn't fail to disappoint the plethora of festival goers on the day. [more]
Paolo Mojo made a welcome return visit to Sydney last weekend, playing a sterling set in The Cave. [more]
The annual Earthdance Festival was another stellar success, uniting the Sydney community with people across the globe in a celebration of music and peace. [more]
Well if you still haven’t seen DJ legend Derrick May, then you really haven’t really lived. Nor have you experienced the man who changed the face of ‘dance’ music, the man who coined the term ‘techno’. [more]
The Laundry has really stepped up over the last year or two, bringing some of the freshest and hottest international talent right to our doorstep. What we witnessed on Saturday night in the Cave from Nathan Fake backs up these assertions. [more]
Seeing that a Renaissance night was going to be held at the Chinese Laundry certainly got my attention. On Saturday night they were presenting one of Japan’s most successful DJ/producer exports Satoshi Tomiie. [more]
Andy Cato and Tom Findlay: together they’re known as Groove Armada, but last Saturday at the Chinese Laundry they were DJing under their own guises. And an energetic crowd was treated to several hours of aural pleasure. [more]
Sweetchilli; so hot right now. [more]
Friction pres. The Technics InTheMix 50 Party @ Academy, Canberra (1/9/06)
by ninjacharlie on September 12th, 2006
Some magnificent mixing, a cheeky acceptance speech or two and a healthy dose of trash made this one memorable night. [more]
It’s easy to see why Pnau have cemented their place in the international dance music scene. Their rise from budding bedroom producers to playing with the likes of Fatboy Slim and Darren Emerson is both impressive and understandable. [more]
The Slip Inn is fast becoming Sydney's best and most popular club for lovers of quality underground sounds, and March 18th was proof of exactly why: Trentemøller played an absolutely faultless set on one of the best sound systems in the southern hemisphere. [more]
Generally, if you have a film clip on Video Hits it means that you have commercially 'made it'. [more]
All in all a superb night out. I have for so long complained that the Sydney scene had nothing on the Melbourne, but slowly with the help of places like Laundry we a getting to a place I want to see in Sydney. [more]
Congrats to the Laundry crew for laying out a quality Aussie line-up with some new and exciting additions to the expected. It's on nights like this that we realise that there's some really good stuff being done here at home, and internationals aren't the only way to pull a crowd. [more]
Each year ITM polls its users to find out who the most popular DJs are each state, and subsequently for the whole country. On Saturday night Australia's leading nightclub played host to a killer party with an immensely talented DJ lineup which spanned multiple genres. [more]
Deep Dish and Danny Howells touch down in Canberra for one of the biggest and most talked about nights of the year [more]
Faithless diddnt let us get any sleep either... [more]
In conjunction with a national poll, a local poll and a new club, Canberra came together to find one of the most popular lineups to hit our clubs systems in a while. A fine party, just ask the ITM staff from canberra... [more]
Drop, a new house, techno and all things in between night kicked off in style at The Underground Bar (The old La Discotheque). Featuring the local talents of TRIBUS and special guest, former Brissy boy Jeff Drake. [more]
Halcyon staged a space invaders theme as Gas Nightclub was "invaded" by Melbourne trance DJs Albert Mangler and Steve Strangis and Canberra breaks DJs Mikah Freeman and Jeff Drake. [more]
To coincide with the new Most Popular Producer category for inthemix50 we've put together a special edition podcast with some of the hottest tracks and remixes by Aussie producers. Hook N Sling, Mark Dynamix, Tydi, Bass Kleph, Potbelleez & more! [more]
Jeff Drake - Live DJ Mix, June 2008
Audiences love the Drake. Musically, Jeff has a genuine ability to not only play, but deliver fantastic performances across a variety of genres. [more]
Jeff Drake - Backroom Mix, October 07
James Zabiela loves the Drake; he even gave Jeff props in IDJ Magazine as an up and coming DJ to look out for. Hernan Cattaneo loves The Drake too; giving him shout outs for the quality warm up set in his March 2005 column. [more]
Jeff Drake - inthemix50 Promo
James Zabiela loves the Drake; he even gave Jeff props in IDJ Magazine as an up and coming DJ to look out for. Hernan Cattaneo loves The Drake too; giving him shout outs for the quality warm up set. Even Sneaky Sound System love the Drake. [more]
Jeff Drake - Jan 2007 live demo
Canberra wonderkid, Jeff Drake, hits inthemixFM with his latest and greatest in the form of this super-fresh liiiiive mix! Make sure you catch him at his weekly residency at The Laundry in Sydney. [more]
ITM-FM is proud to bring you the latest promo from the ACT's number one DJ, Jeff Drake! Jeff will be playing at the inthemix Top 50 party in Canberra on Friday, August 5 and in Sydney on Saturday, August 13 [more]