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Secretsundaze Nyc with Mountain People at TBA - New York
Date / Saturday, 5 December 2009
Time / 10:00pm till late
Venue / TBA - New York  / To Be Announced - New York
Cost / $30

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Photos by Cheyenne Bosco /
Secretsundaze Nyc with Mountain People photo gallery
Line-up /
The Mountain People (mountain people)
Giles Smith (secretsundaze)
James Priestley (secretsundaze)
Fahad (blkmarket membership)
Taimur (blkmarket membership)
Ostrich ( SouvenirPlus, 13% ) opening set

Location will be announced on the day of the event, Please send full names to
secretsundazenyc@gmail.com
$30 with RSVP

We proudly bring back the famous secretsundaze party to NYC for one night only. After last year's successful launch in NYC @ LOVE with us, we have asked them
to combine forces once again to bring this special slice of London back to our doorstep. We have packed some serious heat to this lineup.

When we first heard of the Mountain People, we instantly fell in love with their productions. Loopy and afterhours special deep house as we like to call it. The
Mountain People is made up of Peter Dildo aka Rozzo, Serafin and Roman Bruderer all who hail from Switzerland. Although not much is known about Roman, the
main Mountain People DJs are Rozzo and Serafin. Rozzo first caught our attention with the opening track on the Tyrant mix compilation, 'Physical 2000.' Rozzo runs
his own label trackdown and has also produced tracks and remixes on his Moon Harbour, Plastic City, Tsuba Records, NRK Sound Division and his own imprint
just to name a few. Serafin many of you know very well and he needs no introduction. As one of first artists on Luciano's Cadenza label, his Funk Excursion Ep was
in the bags of every major djs in the world. Since then he has kept a low profile, and released only a few tracks + remixes on Bruchstuecke, Liebe*Detail, and
Four:Twenty Recordings. Since the birth of The Mountain People's record label in 2006, Rozzo and Serafin have been on fire. Their records have not left our record
boxes since then and we are very happy and excited to be the 1st in the U.S to have them play this exclusive debut date with us for Blk|market Membership.

Secretsundaze residents Giles Smith and James Priestley have had a very heavy touring schedule on top of a slew of productions recently from both artists. Giles
Smith is one half of the Two Armadillos production duo with Martin Dawson. Their recents releases can be found on Motivbank, Tsuba Records, Fear of Flying,
Dessous and Mood Music. James Priestley has produced under his own name for Will Saul's Simple records, Nonstop recordings, and Fine. Their party is regarded
as one of the best parties in London and has been going strong for more than 5 years. Everyone from Ricardo Villalobos, Tobi Neumann, Onur Ozer, Patrice Scott,
Both Giles and James are good friends of ours and we are very happy to have formed a good partnership with them to bring this special party right to us!

Also on the bill is Taimur's brother Nadir Agha aka Ostrich from Montreal. Ostrich will be performing warm up duties for this event and we couldn't have picked a
better opener to do the job for this deep house party. Nadir has been pretty busy in his city, running his own night 13% that has showcased guests such as Cassy,
Jimpster, Pheek and Akufen just to name a few. He's also running his own digital label Buy You Sell Me. The aim of this label is to donate all proceeds to a charity
of the featured artist's choice, as their motto indicates their goal, "Patching things up one track at a time." Just recently him and studio partner Maher Daniel have
released a track entitled Haute Couture. From Richie Hawtin to John Digweed who featured it on his recent Transitions radio broadcast, this track has been a hit with
many major players that Tiefshwarz have signed it to their Souvenir Plus label.




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kev_obrienwrote
Thu, 10 Dec 2009I have been to parties outside of NYC and paid as high as $12 for bottled water, $4 is a BARGAIN.

and just to defend the blk market crew a bit, I dont think many people understand the cost, risk, hard work and dedication, along with the blood sweat and tears it takes to make these types of events happen. trust me, I know first hand from my experiences in FL in the past. rather than complaining, NYC should embrace and be glad that these types of events are being presented to you, and to boot... More

claydohwrote
Wed, 09 Dec 2009mountain people were bad fuggin' ass.

eunrealwrote
Tue, 08 Dec 2009Obviously these parties are not for me, as I've only attended Echospace, DBX, and this last one. Obviously there are many that will still keep supporting and attending. No harm, no foul. I was just stating, that I thought everything was a bit overpriced. The music thing is an opinion. I'm probably in the minority on both opinions. Sorry to harsh your mellow.

Keep raving, pals.

Souldriverwrote
Tue, 08 Dec 2009First time to see Mountain People for me and I was blown away. Rozzo and Serafin have some serious music selection in their bag. I left when James Priestly took over because he was doing some wierd mixes and it did not sound good to me. Props to mountain people tho. Supreme mixing. Crowd was typical NYC crowd. Overpriced drinks for sure, but t seems that everybody is doing it these days.

fahad_blkmarketwrote
Tue, 08 Dec 2009every party you went to see dbx im sure they didnt have to rent the space, buy all stuff at the bar, rent the sound, get a sound guy, bring extra 3 djs along with DBX? and fly out 4 dj's from europe.

music was amazing and i dont know why you did not like it, everybody else in the crowd was having fun and it was packed till 9am, i dont understand what you mean by house mixed like trance dj mix? wtf does this mean? and for starters try throwing a party with local dj's and see if you can break... More

eunrealwrote
Tue, 08 Dec 200930 bucks to get in. YEESH.

5 dollar PBR?!?!? 6 dollar budweiser??? $4 dollar waters??? I'm not european,so I actually tip bartenders... so add +1 dollar for the beers. God only knows what they were charging for mixed drinks.

Seems like standard Blackmarket overcharging. Went to the DBX/Dietz party earlier this year and the PBRs were 5 bucks as well. Entrance was 'ONLY' 25 bucks. DBX is totally awesome, so I couldn't complain too much, even though every party I went to see him at... More


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