The promise of Rubix has been confirmed for a while now, with the Liverpool clubnight
quickly becoming one of the best in the city. Underground house and techno is the name of their game, with previous appearances from heavyweights such as Technasia, Sebastian Leger, Martin Buttrich and Stacey Pullen added to a growing reputation for bringing in new talent for debuts.
That push forward for offering a new dimension to the Liverpool scene continues in October, as they bring Berlin based DJ collective and record label Keinemusik to the city for the first time, encasing them in Baltic quarter venue District. Based in Berlin’s legendary Stattbad Wedding club, the imprint has been pushing out off kilter house and techno grooves since 2009, with the free spirited values of the party spreading across the globe.
Liverpool clubnight Peach turns four this August, the infamous afterhours soirée now fully established as one of the city’s premier shindigs for lovers of all things house and techno. The final summer bank holiday will see Peach revel in the milestone properly, as they toast to three years at their home – The Garage.
To celebrate the achievement they’ve got an icon of modern dance music making her debut whilst welcoming back a former guest – enabling both to combine their collective record label might into an epochal showcase. It’s one of the best options for hedonists looking to party one last time before autumn swings in, as the celebrated Mood Raw party comes to Liverpool.
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Liverpool trio All We Are records a cover version of Caribou’s song “Can’t Do Without …
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According to the Guinness Book of Records, Liverpool has had more music artists with number one records than any other city in the world. Dubbed the 'City of Pop', Liverpool's history of pumping out hit acts extends beyond those infamous four lads responsible for helping to change the landscape of music. It's also no surprise that Liverpool is the city that singer/songwriter Jennifer Davies calls home. Sonically polished with a multifaceted style of pop nirvana, Davies is set to shoot to the stars with a sound that contains an irresistible charm and flair.
Jennifer Davies' current EP "Lapse of Time" is a 5-song package of stadium-status pop and indie, graced with catchy hooks, personal songwriting and the impressively grand production of Tord Knudsen of The Wombats fame. With each song on the EP a possible hit record, Davies has all of her bases covered to gain certified chart success in an organic fashion. Similar to the pop tradition that is steeped in Liverpudlian culture, Davies' legitimate star-like qualities and imperial sound is helping to comfortably place her in a position to bring home not only a hit for herself and her team, but another one for her city.
