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Kid Kenobi has spread his wings to prove himself as the everyman’s DJ, no longer pigeonholed into the world of breaks, but proving himself as the quintessential all rounder, defying boundaries and flexing his skills as the country’s #1 party maestro, all the while maintaining his solid rep as one of Australia’s most talented DJs and producers.
Ahead of Sydney's Ministry Of Sound Classics party, we ask the headliners to talk us through three proven floor-fillers they'll be packing.
Ministry of Sound is bringing their famed NYD party to Ivy in 2012, and they've got Tonite Only, Bang Gang Dee Jays and Kid Kenobi to help them warm the New Year.
With the days heating up, Chinese Laundry has announced its line-ups for November.
It's time to hear once again from one of Australia's best sets of hands behind the decks...Kid Kenobi!
Fresh from the release of his already highly-acclaimed 'Balance 019', Henry Saiz brings his A-game to the Cave.
With inthemix’s annual awards hitting its ninth incarnation in 2011, the whole thing is getting a makeover as the inthemix50 evolves into the inthemix awards. Find out when you'll be voting on your #1 DJ here.
If you’re looking to spice up your clubbing experiences this winter then you should likely consider the upcoming Sydney Warehouse Project that’s set to go down in August with a wealth of local talent.
An eclectic if frustrating set at the Laundry.
The temperamental Autumn weather might be in full swing, but it’s business as usual in the depths of Chinese Laundry.
Onelove has announced a national tour for their Dubstep Invasion compilation that will see Kid Kenobi and Glovecats play an extensive run of club shows across all states.
With the spell of sticky weather also comes a full slate of tours, and many of them are stopping at the tried-and-true stomping ground of Chinese Laundry.
No epic lines for toilets or bars, not oversold, and heaps of great tunes in one of the best venues in Perth - must be Breakfest.
ITM assembles a panel of industry experts to discuss the rise of dubstep in 2010 and whether or not we've already reached the movement's peak.
Coming off a blockbuster year, Chinese Laundry is keeping the momentum up in 2011.
In what seems to be the du jour thing for artists to try these days, local label Onelove is joining in the fun and getting its wobble on with a debut compilation devoted to all things dubstep.
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