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If this is what Adelaide is to get used to - and indeed we should be - we’re going to be a spoiled bunch.
With a considerable increase in patrons for this kind of event and such an intense vibe, it was official: Adelaide has officially got a scene and it is very much addicted to dubstep.
It’s been some time since sleepy Adelaide found a genre that has made them stand up and take notice. Due to the rising success of Pleasure, that their needed to be a six month ‘birthday’ bash to give the punters something back for their support!
Born and bred in Adelaide Chris Pfeiffer aka Counterpart, had his first taste of ‘techno’ after stumbling across the radio show Dreaming Daisies on what was then known as 3D radio in the early nineties.
Presented by Sound Mechanics, ‘Producers Night’ at Live on Light Square offered a sneak preview of the new and up coming DJs and performers in the Adelaide scene today, pushing their electro/trance/house/dubstep infused beats.
The Rhino Room was the homely venue to showcase a growing genre, and rising culture, and an increasing movement in Adelaide known as Dubstep.
Dubstep is synonymous with gravy. Why gravy you ask? Cause it’s dark, smooth, and has all the traces of all the good flavours from other delights!
Following suit, like many Adelaide venues in the past year or so, Mojo recently underwent a makeover to give it a more modern and generally classier vibe.
Due for release on 25 January, Vision: A Compilation of Sound will raise funds for the Royal Society for the Blind. With 18 of South Australia's freshest artists packed onto the CD, you should check it out!
The Zulu Nation Supajam, organised by the Zulu Nation (funnily enough) to celebrate the 32nd anniversary of hip hop, was held in most major cities across Australia and last Friday was the Adelaide leg.
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