STREAMING AUDIO INTERVIEW
While flavour-of-the-minute DJs come and go, Mr C has remained a true stalwart of the London underground scene. He’s now synonymous with very late sets on twisted dancefloors, but the man first found recognition as vocalist of 90s rave group The Shamen. Their defining hit Ebeneezer Goode made no secret of its allegiances, with the media-baiting catch-cry, “E’s are good”. And he’s never lost that sense of mischief.
One of Mr C’s crowning achievements is The End Club, which he opened alongside Layo Paskin of Layo & Bushwacka fame in 1995. It has gone on to set a benchmark for other London institutions to follow, touting forward-thinking line-ups, immaculate sound and unerring attention to detail. Sadly The End will close its doors in January 2009, but Mr C is set to keep its spirit alive. DJing is his main focus now – and he’s still one of the best tech house jocks out there. Here ITM’s Jack Tregoning tracks down the ever-urbane Mr C ahead of his much-belated return to Australia.
Catch the Mr C sense of mischief at the following dates…
Fri 17th Oct – Platinum, Gold Coast
Sat 18th Oct – Chinese Laundry, Sydney
Sun 19th Oct – Habitat, Perth
Fri 24th Oct – Sunny 11th Birthday, Melbourne
Sat 25th Oct – TBA, Secret Event
Sun 26th Oct – Sunday Roast, Brisbane
truba says...
one of the true pioneers of tech house sound, an awesome dj and producer, a fucking legend
tdub says...
PLatinum will be heaving this Friday.. Mr C mainroom and warm tech goodness in the side room...with complex... pumped