Mark de Clive-Lowe Perfomance At Le Mellotron

Mark de Clive-Lowe is a musician, composer and producer originally from New Zealand, and now based in Los Angeles, after living for ten years in London. He is a veteran of the UK's broken beat movement, blending jazz, electronic dance music, funk and percussion heavy world music into a unique sound.

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Felix DA House Cat in The Lab LA

The Lab Los Angeles is Mixmag and Smirnoff Sound Collective's weekly post-work unwind where we stream only the finest American and international DJs, live and direct from our Downtown LA office. This Friday, we're hosting a special HARD Pre-Party in The Lab LA with none other than Felix Da Housecat. Ahead of his set at HARD Summer, Felix Da Housecat graces downtown Los Angeles with a dose of his legendary Chicago spirit. Felix has been releasing music since the late 80s, a sheer testament to his prolific, steady career that has continuously maintained through each new wave of the genre. With of a lifetime of success already behind him - including collaborations with the likes of Nile Rodgers and P. Diddy, remix duties for Madonna, Kylie Minogue and Britney Spears, title as label boss of his own Radikal Fear Recordings and so much more - Felix has no intentions of stopping any time soon. Most recently, he's unleashed 'Touch Your Body' on Crosstown Rebels with ...

Move D house & disco vinyl set in The Lab LDN

Move D is a force of nature behind the decks. He channels unparalleled levels of exuberance into his sets that makes each one a joy, with selections artfully curated from his record bag that is packed with personality. He’s also a prolific producer. His debut 1995 album ‘Kunststoff’ holds up as a seminal classic, exploring sounds spanning emotional ambient to off-kilter house, and he's kept the quality high with the many releases that have followed in the past two decades, including a number of collaborative projects with the likes of Juju & Jordash, Jus-Ed, Thomas Meinecke and Jonah Sharp.

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