It's hard not to be overwhelmed when you think about all the the events coming up in the next few months starting with October. There's an exceptional amount of great shows coming up aside from the ones every other source seems to be covering. I'm here to tell you the important stuff. If you're looking to have a completely different month with a variety of music, utilize the following events I'm about to go through.
Lately it seems more and more people are simply unaware of the roots of dance music originating from two of the most important genres, house and techno. The excuse of every DJ playing a pre recorded set or the same set as a prior one is nonsense because there are many shows coming up I promise you won't leave feeling that way. Also no person should settle for less, you shouldn't have to beg for a set in which you won't be able to ID a single track. I guess you could call this the opposite of the norm, mainstream. Every event everyone else is focusing on, take a step back and try something different. Take a journey on the tech path if you dare and you'll soon find out it's a great one.
For some of you who are unaware this marks an extremely special day for Cielo. CLR [Create.Learn.Realize], the label of mister Chris Liebing, is celebrating its 13th anniversary this year by hosting two events. One of the events is this one in New York City at Cielo, where the label will simultaneously be launching their new residency there. This is a great place for Tommy Four Seven and Monoloc to play at. Tommy Four Seven is typically found in dark and raw environments where he's been filling the void between house and techno for the last eight years. Monoloc on the other hand was also was just in New York City two weeks ago at the Basic Septechno weekly parties and absolutely killed it. Monoloc has more of the dark, minimal style and has released some great tracks on CLR recordings.
Next up is the 2012 Black and White festival brought to you by Ibiza United. The first day is
completely stacked with the lineup consisting of Jamie Jones, Carl Craig, Derrick Carter, Butch, Antonio Piacquadio, Sleepy & Boo, Elon. All of these DJs were great choices for this festival. Only true tech heads will be quite interested to go which will make for a nice crowd and day on the island. As for day two, it needs no introduction as the annual Jonathan Peters classics party will take over for the white day of the festival. Although Governors Island is typically not the ideal place for JP classics parties because they're usually in a club environment. One should definitely go if you've never been to one of his classics parties. It truly makes you realize how the sound of dance music has changed and is definitely a great experience.
Nicole Moudaber and Victor Calderone have been working together for a while. To know they'll be 
hitting the decks all in the same night is complete madness. Their latest EP “The Journey Begins” is comprised of two phenomenal tracks. One of the tracks is “Vertical Limits” and the other “The Journey Begins”. Get familiar with those two tracks because I'm positive they'll be floating around in techno sets for quite some time. There are certain tracks that will never get old and “The Journey Begins” is one of them. Check out Nicole Moudabers essential mix if you're not too familiar with her sound, she is simply relentless.
As we head into the next week, Pirupa, the italian DJ makes his way to Cielo. Pirupa's “Partybuy generic viagra cheap
spends most of his summers in Ibiza. Now Morillo has always been a favorite of my own personally but there are two odd occurrences with this event. One being that Pacha has made it 19+ and two Morillo hasn't been playing his usual dirty house set like he used to. I have hope that he will bring us some beats home from Ibiza and show us the old side of him.
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