28.11.2008 Camouflage Club with Steve Rachmad

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28.11.2008 Camouflage Club with Steve Rachmad , Camera Club, Wien

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Camouflage Club with Steve Rachmad (öffentliches Ereignis)

	Datum des Ereignisses: 28. 11. 2008 (Einmaliges Ereignis)
*Camouflage Club with Steve Rachmad*
LineUP	Club: Steve Rachmad (Delsin/Get Physical/Amsterdam) Blade (Camouflage Club) Detronic (Camouflage Club/Pipe Up Project) Angelina's B-Day Floor: Paul Yang (Soundgallery/Am Wasser) Thomas Grün (Club Pompadour/Playground) Markus Lindner (Stadtpark Musik/Playground) Lashair (www.myspace.com/lashair) Maximilian Grün (Newcomer) Visuals by 4youreye & Okinawa 69
Specials/Infos	- Gewinnspiel (siehe unten) www.myspace.com/camouflageclub www.myspace.com/steverachmad www.steverachmad.com www.myspace.com/4youreye www.4youreye.at www.camera-club.at
Entry	10 €
Styles	Techno/Tech House/House/Minimal
Location	Camera Club Neubaugasse 2 1070 Wien
Distance	um die Entfernung zu berechnen bitte Postleitzahl in deinem Profil eingeben
Routenplaner	Größere Kartenansicht/Routenplaner
Flyer
sonstiges	Gewinnspiel: 2 x 2 About Steve Rachmad: Steve Rachmad is a Dutch techno producer, DJ and remixer. By many, he is considered a father of Detroit techno in the Netherlands, respected in the world of electronic music for his deep, groovy sounds that tend to rest on impressive strings, melodies, funk and soul. His career has been reaching its highest peaks from 1996 up to the present time. Yet, it is somewhat less known that he has been in the music realms for over 25 years by now. Steve's life story starts in Amsterdam. At the age of 12, teenage Steve already starts buying his first records: to mix, remix, and cut-and-paste their parts with an open reel tape deck. In such a cut-and-paste fashion, he presented his first release in the mid-1980s. Among these early releases was also the one created for a hip-house/dance artist Tony Scott. From that time on, Steve finds his inspiration in the 1980s dance and electro, works of former Time members (Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis), The System, Arthur Baker, to name but a few. At the age of 15, he also starts his DJing career with a disco set in a small Amsterdam club. Nevertheless, his love for music urges him to start buying equipment, which would later result in a professional studio that is, according to him, "everything he ever dreamt of having." Today, his equipment is mainly analogue, providing him with a chance to explore the realms of warm, alive, non-static sounds. He laid the corner stone of this collection in 1985, by getting a TR-808. A year later, Steve gets introduced to the house music. His attention is captured by the new sounds echoing mostly from Detroit and Chicago, i.e. by the work of artists such as Mr. Fingers and Derrick May. Following their style, Steve's own style takes a new direction. He is soon to be found releasing for artists like Darren Emerson and Derrick May. The incoming years are to be marked by numerous successful releases on labels such as 100% Pure, Cocoon, Underwater, Fragile, M-Plant, Tresor, and the recent years on labels as Sino, Delsin, Music Man, Artless, etc. He also made over a hundred remixes, signed under various pseudonyms. He remixed a variety of artists, from Taksi, Derrick May and John Tejada, to Armand van Helden, Club MCM, Armin van Buuren, Seven Grand Housing Authority, Victor Calderone and Basement Jaxx. Among Steve's most respected releases is certainly his album "Secret Life of Machines," which came out in 1996 under his pseudonym Sterac, and is up to this date considered as one of the all-time techno classics. About the same time his DJing path starts rapidly evolving as well. Until today, Steve shares his talent with the crowds all over the World. He occasionally spins disco and electro, but mainly techno. Of all the fictitious names he used throughout his career to sign his productions, the ones that remained until today are Sterac, Sterac Electronics, Ignacio and Parallel 9. In the later years, he also releases more and more under his real name. The history of remixes continues into the present, including a variety of people, such as M.A.N.D.Y. vs Booka Shade, DK7, Clashing Egos, Sweet Coffee, Infinity (Juan Atkins vs Orlando Voorn), etc. In the latest years, next to his characteristic techno sound, he also actively focuses on electro, stripping it down to the old-school feel. His Sterac Electronics remixes of the vocal track Love Sweet Love (by Clashing Egos), Keep on Running (by Sweet Coffee) and Body Language (by M.A.N.D.Y. vs Booka Shade), and his own "Keep on running" and "Night Heat" releases on Music Man Records have ended up in the record bags of a wide variety of artists, from techno, to minimal, house and electro. He re-confirms his reputation as an artist with exquisite ear for technical qualities of sound, always returning to his soulful roots and maintaining the warmth of analogue-produced music. Over the years, Steve lost the count of his productions and remixes. However, he built an oeuvre that is without a doubt of a high magnitude: both quality and quantity-wise. Unfortunately, his busy DJ schedule puts a limit on the time he would like to spend in his studio. Yet, he strives for the balance that would satisfy his enormous artistic appetite and potential. His devotion to his dreams and inspirations drives him safely into the successful future.
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enZ Profil ansehen	27 Nov 2008, 18:17 Beitrag #61
Partygast Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 169 Mitglied seit: 21-November 08 Wohnort: wien Mitglieds-Nr.: 14.749	ZITAT(Baron @ 13 Nov 2008, 19:02 ) here you are (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) Steve Rachmad @ 5 days off at Melkweg, Amsterdam, NL, 05-07-2008 Der Link funzt bei mir nich. Aber vielleicht hab ich nur n paar freistellen übersehen?

carlpast Profil ansehen	27 Nov 2008, 18:41 Beitrag #62
Ober Nonne Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 552 Mitglied seit: 6-June 04 Wohnort: Wien Mitglieds-Nr.: 3.846	Ja das hab ich auch gehört, dass es eine geben soll - so a Pattie häud. Immer diese Geheimnistuerei

Baron Profil ansehen	27 Nov 2008, 18:43 Beitrag #63
"keep on turnin" Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 541 Mitglied seit: 29-July 04 Wohnort: Wien Mitglieds-Nr.: 4.097	ZITAT(enZ @ 27 Nov 2008, 18:17 ) Der Link funzt bei mir nich. Aber vielleicht hab ich nur n paar freistellen übersehen? ...kann sein das sie den mix von server genommen haben - vorige woche hat er noch funktioniert... werd mal schauen was ich machen kann - allzu viel zeit ist ja nicht mehr (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

Tenaglia Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 15:13 Beitrag #64
Dannyboy is 5 years on board ! Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 892 Mitglied seit: 5-February 05 Wohnort: Brooklyn NYC / Miami Beach Mitglieds-Nr.: 5.542	up

enZ Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 15:29 Beitrag #65
Partygast Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 169 Mitglied seit: 21-November 08 Wohnort: wien Mitglieds-Nr.: 14.749	So, also ich bin dann fix dabei, solln die anderen doch auf ihre Goaparty gehn. Auf die Visuals bin ich ma echt gespannt.

dj AcidGreen/Aci... dj AcidGreen/Acidrecords Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 16:47 Beitrag #66
da best hardware moderator ever:-) Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 5.479 Mitglied seit: 19-April 02 Wohnort: vienna rulez ! Mitglieds-Nr.: 120	wär gern dabei gewesen. allerdings sind events an freitagen extrem anstrengend und wenn ich sa ja auch noch unter den lebenden sein und party machen will dann geht das so leider ned. mir is auch klar das die acts an freitagen günstiger sind, allerdings mit dem rachmad kann man auch größere locations füllen = mehr kohle fürn va = rachmad auch an einem sa. bezahlbar. würd mich und sicher auch viele andere freun wenn solche acts an sa. gebucht werden würden. just my two cents.. Der Beitrag wurde von dj AcidGreen/Acidrecords bearbeitet: 28 Nov 2008, 16:47

Baron Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 17:13 Beitrag #67
"keep on turnin" Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 541 Mitglied seit: 29-July 04 Wohnort: Wien Mitglieds-Nr.: 4.097	....sonst hast aber nix auszusetzen (IMG:style_emoticons/default/withstupid.gif) muss eh jeder selbst wissen - wünsche trotzdem ein schönes Wochenende! ps: würd mich interssieren warum ein act am samstag teurer ist als am freitag????

Rizzo Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 17:23 Beitrag #68
Full Member Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 502 Mitglied seit: 18-October 07 Wohnort: Wien Mitglieds-Nr.: 12.642	raff ich auch nicht, freitag = wochendende (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

dj AcidGreen/Aci... dj AcidGreen/Acidrecords Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 18:06 Beitrag #69
da best hardware moderator ever:-) Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 5.479 Mitglied seit: 19-April 02 Wohnort: vienna rulez ! Mitglieds-Nr.: 120	@ Baron nein sonst hab ich nix auszusetzen > rachmad ist der hammer! aber sa wär für mich besser @ rizzo für studenten mag das vielleicht stimmen .... andere leut müsst auch am freitag früh raus und sind am ende der woche dementsprechend k.o somit ist man am sa dann ordentlich fit 4 party .. (und keine halbleiche.. weil da macht das kan spass..) ist actabhängig... Der Beitrag wurde von dj AcidGreen/Acidrecords bearbeitet: 28 Nov 2008, 19:34

Tenaglia Profil ansehen	28 Nov 2008, 19:22 Beitrag #70
Dannyboy is 5 years on board ! Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 892 Mitglied seit: 5-February 05 Wohnort: Brooklyn NYC / Miami Beach Mitglieds-Nr.: 5.542	wird sicher lustig werden (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tounge.gif)

Andros Profil ansehen	1 Dec 2008, 09:46 Beitrag #71
Hundling! Gruppe: tb-Support Beiträge: 4.821 Mitglied seit: 8-December 03 Wohnort: Berlin Mitglieds-Nr.: 2.778	Review (IMG:style_emoticons/default/guckstduhier.gif)