Published
Thu, Jul 8, 2004, 10:44
One of Melbourne's finer house club nights, onelove, has been entertaining clubbers since its inception in 2001 and attracts all types of clubbers, both straight and gay. Being able to achieve such a high reputation across the clubbing community is something in itself, with weekly attendance numbers reaching capacity constantly. Onelove's success is half part to its promoters, Peter Raff and Frank Cotela, and the other to its residents (John Course, Goodwill, Grant Smillie, Kaz James, Craig Burger Queen, Andy Van and Chris Buchanan) and international guests spots (Richard F, Princess Superstar, Smokin Jo, Yousef, Moguai, Bob Sinclair, Miguel Migs).
Out now through Sony Music is onelove's first CD compilation featuring the mixing talents of residents John Course and Goodwill. John is one of Melbourne's, and Australia's, leading figures with over 15 years experience in the industry. John is more commonly known as part of the group that established Vicious Vinyl while his productions have garnered a global audience with chart topping success. Goodwill, on the other hand, is from Sydney and is no stranger to the limelight. His talent stems from his early days in the breaks scene and has lead him through a course which has seen him win the 'New South Wales DJ of the Year' at the 2002 Dance Awards and play sets alongside the big names. Not only content with mixing, Goodwill also displays talent in the studio with his remix work, mashups and solo tracks.
The onelove CD tour is currently in progress. Below are the remaining dates.
Fri July 16 - Academy, Canberra (John Course, Andy Van)
Sat July 17 - Home Nightclub, Sydney (John Course, Goodwill, Grant Smillie)
Wed August 7 - Double 6, Bali (Kaz James, Coloursound)
Thurs August 12 - Double 6, Bali (Grant Smillie)
Sat August 14 - Family, Brisbane (Craig Burger Queen, Grant Smillie)