Charlie May announces club show with Kazu Kimura
By ge0rgia 31st Jan, 2011
Half of UK house duo, Spooky - Charlie May, will headline the next Darkbeat night at Brown Alley. The renowned producer will be joined by Pacha resident Marcos Paz, and techno guru Kazu Kimura.
Ben Watt & Charlie May @ Brown Alley, Melbourne (29/01/10)
By ross_annabel 1st Feb, 2010
Two industry legends together for one night only.
Charlie May: EDM ingenuity in abundance
By griffo83 20th Jan, 2010
The man behind the sonic engineering of many of Sasha’s biggest hits, the electronically adventurous Charlie May is bringing his futuristic dance to Australia for the first time. ITM sat down with the legend prior to his tour starting this weekend.
Charlie May - 1 Hour Live Mix
By i_have_ADD 7th Jan, 2010
There are few more inspired artists working in electronic music today than Charlie May.
Charlie May makes his first Australian visit
By lauraliszewski 10th Dec, 2009
With the forthcoming release of a slew of new tracks and remixes in 2010, and his finger always firmly pressed on the pulse of the clubbing community, Charlie May is certainly a must-see for all dance music fans come January.
Rainbow Serpent Festival reveals lineup for 2010
By angy 19th Nov, 2009
There’s little doubt Rainbow Serpent Festival has come a long way in 12 years of staging events. Far more than just a ‘party’, it's a multifaceted event and they've just released the massive list of artists who'll be performing at the 2010 event.
Sasha forming a live band?
By i_have_ADD 20th Feb, 2009
Rumours are abound at the moment that progressive house godfather Sasha has teamed up with his longtime studio partner Charlie May and John ‘Quivver’ Graham to form a live band.
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Spooky - Gargantuan [Re-release]
By Noise Maker 1st Mar, 2007
When an album gets re-released, it's often due to its "classic" status, and while that is certainly the case with Gargantuan, the album manages to do so much more then just make you reminisce.
