Discotekken w/ Handsome Paddy & Gmos - G-Funk, Electro & Miami Bass Special // Feb 12

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Discotekken present..

Handsome Paddy (Choice Cuts)
Gmos (InfiniteStateMachine)

with support from Louis Scully (Discotekken/12Sundays) & Chris O'Donohoe (Discotekken).

Admission: €6 online concession list / €10 door (all Discotekken attendees receive a free mix CD on entry)
Time: 22:30 - 02:30

Facebook Event - (http://on.fb.me/discotekkenfebfb)

After last month's Jazz Funk theme we move sideways again to run a night of oldschool Electro, Miami Bass & G-Funk alongside our 'standard' mix of Disco, Soul, Boogie etc etc. Joining us is Choice Cuts' superb Handsome Paddy, alongside Gmos of the always on the money InfiniteStateMachine blog. Handsome Paddy's roots are in Hip Hop, and he certainly has the skills to prove it, though he'll never be found spinning just one style of music. Electro, Dubstep, Funk, Disco, Soul etc are all essential ingredients in a Handsome Paddy DJ set. He can also seriously rock a crowd, not something all DJs with a Hip Hop background can claim! Gmos is a DJ with impeccable & far reaching taste, known for spinning everything from Jazz to African Disco, with trademark ease. This is set to be another classic Discotekken in the intimate surrounds of the Twisted Pepper Mezz, and at €6, is as reliable & cost effective a night out can be.




Last Discotekken pictures below // All Discotekken Pics

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check out Handsome Paddy's latest mix for Choice Cuts here

http://www.choicecuts.com/podcast/handsome-paddy-kick-out-the-jams/

it's a wild beast!

And a damn fine mix by Gmos here

http://fattyfattymusic.com/2010/11/07/nigeria-go-survive/

in a vintage african disco stylee..

This day week both of the lads join us for a hip hop, g-funk, electro special (along with some jazz, funk, disco etc) in the Twisted Pepper Mezz.

Only €6 in if you sign HERE.

voltamadan

nice flyer dude, digging that font!

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voltamadan wrote: »

nice flyer dude, digging that font!

sound man, the blue letters look a lot darker printed out. they look almost turquoise on a computer monitor

Louis