Filth at Mint, Leeds
Sat 13th March
10pm – £12
Mark Mendes, Alex Kenji, Juan Kidd, Eddie Zanetti, Luke Pompey
There may be a huge birthday celebration taking place before this party, but it doesn’t mean Filth will rest on their laurels in March. They’ve a well picked line up of talent including Mark Mendes, Alex Kenji and Juan Kidd, and with the party being back at Filth’s Mint Club home, things will be n less exciting this month...
Canadian Mark Mendes (who has recently been in the studio with second headliner Alex Kenji after the success of their co-produced uber-hit ‘Take that Sax’) has released a string of unique productions, including his massive original hit, ‘Beneath You’ and his collaboration with Mike Jacinto on his latest tune ‘Molly’ which has been played by anyone who is anyone. He’s remixed the likes of Dave Spoon, John Acquaviva and many more, and his tracks on labels like Cr2 and Toolroom have featured on a number of BBC Radio 1 shows including Pete Tong’s Essential Mix. His music and mixes are fresh and energetic – exactly right for a Filth party, then.
Next guest Alex describes his output as ‘positive, bouncy, house music with something rhythmical inside.’ The Italian plays all over the world and is part owner of tech label 303Lovers. His tracks have featured on the BBC Radio1 Essential Mix and in the DMC US House Chart and get play listed by the finest DJs.
Juan Kidd is man responsible for the dark, techy, house sounds you’re hearing in the clubs right now – his sound is dirty but expertly polished. With bags of experience as a DJ and engineer, he is breaking through as one of the most respected producers on the underground scene. Steve Angello, Erick Morillo, and Mark Brown have all signed Juan’s tracks to their labels Size, Subliminal, and CR2 respectively, all of which are out very soon. His sounds can vary from deep to techy to big room house – and even techno, depending on where the crowd will let him take them.
Resident Eddie Zanetti includes Radio 1’s Kissy Sell Out amongst fans of his productions; Luke Pompey plays everything from house through techno and does so everywhere from Amnesia to Privilege to Ministry of Sound. Erick Morillo is a big fan of his recent track and tastemaker Pete Tong is playing his remix of Dennis Ferrer - ‘Hey Hey.’
Sat 13th March
10pm – £12
Mark Mendes, Alex Kenji, Juan Kidd, Eddie Zanetti, Luke Pompey
There may be a huge birthday celebration taking place before this party, but it doesn’t mean Filth will rest on their laurels in March. They’ve a well picked line up of talent including Mark Mendes, Alex Kenji and Juan Kidd, and with the party being back at Filth’s Mint Club home, things will be n less exciting this month...
Canadian Mark Mendes (who has recently been in the studio with second headliner Alex Kenji after the success of their co-produced uber-hit ‘Take that Sax’) has released a string of unique productions, including his massive original hit, ‘Beneath You’ and his collaboration with Mike Jacinto on his latest tune ‘Molly’ which has been played by anyone who is anyone. He’s remixed the likes of Dave Spoon, John Acquaviva and many more, and his tracks on labels like Cr2 and Toolroom have featured on a number of BBC Radio 1 shows including Pete Tong’s Essential Mix. His music and mixes are fresh and energetic – exactly right for a Filth party, then.
Next guest Alex describes his output as ‘positive, bouncy, house music with something rhythmical inside.’ The Italian plays all over the world and is part owner of tech label 303Lovers. His tracks have featured on the BBC Radio1 Essential Mix and in the DMC US House Chart and get play listed by the finest DJs.
Juan Kidd is man responsible for the dark, techy, house sounds you’re hearing in the clubs right now – his sound is dirty but expertly polished. With bags of experience as a DJ and engineer, he is breaking through as one of the most respected producers on the underground scene. Steve Angello, Erick Morillo, and Mark Brown have all signed Juan’s tracks to their labels Size, Subliminal, and CR2 respectively, all of which are out very soon. His sounds can vary from deep to techy to big room house – and even techno, depending on where the crowd will let him take them.
Resident Eddie Zanetti includes Radio 1’s Kissy Sell Out amongst fans of his productions; Luke Pompey plays everything from house through techno and does so everywhere from Amnesia to Privilege to Ministry of Sound. Erick Morillo is a big fan of his recent track and tastemaker Pete Tong is playing his remix of Dennis Ferrer - ‘Hey Hey.’
