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Patterns With Dj Boring, Brighton Central, Patterns
Where
Patterns
10 Marine Parade, Brighton, BN2 1TL
10 Marine Parade, Brighton, BN2 1TL
When
11pm - 4am, Sat 20th Jan
About
Saturday 20th Jan
Patterns with DJ BORING
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Charles Green, Faro (CLUB)
Gardenn, J-Felix (BAR)
Australian born, London-based musician Tristan Hallis, a vinyl aficionado and notoriously friendly dude, Boring’s signature stripped-down sound has become somewhat of a blueprint for an emerging sub-genre of house- a raw distorted music that stands as a stark contrast to musical elements of the commercial club scene.
All it takes is one track to get noticed, but in order to make an impact a producer needs to do much more than just go viral. London-based producer DJ Boring hit the jackpot with his elegantly simple and beautifully deep 'Winona', which currently has over two million plays on YouTube. This was an unprecedented feat for a young producer from the underground who was just making music for his own pleasure, not thinking anything would come of it. That said, he's proven to be one of the more unique talents to emerge in recent history and with releases on Let's Play House, E-Beamz and the Shall Not Fade sub-label Lost Palms, it's clear he's got much more than just one shot in his arsenal.
Patterns with DJ BORING
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Charles Green, Faro (CLUB)
Gardenn, J-Felix (BAR)
Australian born, London-based musician Tristan Hallis, a vinyl aficionado and notoriously friendly dude, Boring’s signature stripped-down sound has become somewhat of a blueprint for an emerging sub-genre of house- a raw distorted music that stands as a stark contrast to musical elements of the commercial club scene.
All it takes is one track to get noticed, but in order to make an impact a producer needs to do much more than just go viral. London-based producer DJ Boring hit the jackpot with his elegantly simple and beautifully deep 'Winona', which currently has over two million plays on YouTube. This was an unprecedented feat for a young producer from the underground who was just making music for his own pleasure, not thinking anything would come of it. That said, he's proven to be one of the more unique talents to emerge in recent history and with releases on Let's Play House, E-Beamz and the Shall Not Fade sub-label Lost Palms, it's clear he's got much more than just one shot in his arsenal.