This is our first night with the extended opening hours and we’re not doing it without a proper take-off: This Friday we have Pim and Proper and Twiena behind the decks! These two talented DJs will deliver fast and seamless mixes with high-energy guaranteed. So come and sweat with us for the first time until 3:00!
PIM AND PROPER
Pim and Proper can do it all. He can make you sweat with his high-energy closing sets and send you off in a spin. He can slow it down and seduce you with spacious grooves and subtle synths. Or he can take you on a rollercoaster of ups and downs that will leave you desperate for more. Underpinning everything the Rotterdam DJ does is seamless mixing. He joins impossible dots in super smooth ways and keeps dancers on their toes, lost in the newness in between. Switching up genres and juggling beat patterns comes naturally to him. Drawing mostly on electro, he blends and blurs the lines and might call on anything from acid to techno, jungle to breaks for those extra energetic kicks. When going slower, it is darker EBM, shadowy downtempo and edgy new beat that gives his sets a sense of room and texture that makes them
standout. And that will also be the case with his own new music, some of which is soon to debut on vinyl via BAR Records.
TWIENA
While she was raised with a fusion between western values and traditional Asian culture, it took Twiena several years to develop her own ideas of what life was really about and discover the courage to go after her passions with full force. Turning the tables of the industry with her warped perspective and radiant energy, Twiena is disrupting the scene from the heart of Amsterdam. Spinning sets with wildly vibrant combinations of rump shakin’ rave tunes designed to redefine the nightlife. From the dynamics of Twiena’s low-end grooves, to the fluidity of her music as she introduces a balance between her pure love of 4×4 Rave & Techno sound, raw 90s aesthetics, uplifting melodies, and perceptive mixes of emotion & intensity all fused into unforgettable moments in time.
10 February
Friday 20:00 – 3:00
Free entrance
