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It's Just One Big Disco! Allnighter on 2 floors of Funktion 1 sound

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Time: July 18, 2009 at 9pm to July 19, 2009 at 6am
Location: Sosho
Street: 2 Tabernacle Street
City/Town: London EC2A 4LU
Website or Map: http://www.facebook.com/home.…
Phone: 07931354232
Event Type: all, night, party, house, disco, electronic
Organized By: Sycamore
Latest Activity: Jul 18, 2009

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Event Description

‘It’s Just one big Disco!’ Launch Party

Sat July 18th 9pm-6am

Free before midnight then only £5

With

Future Sound of Clapton/ Moustache Mama’s / Loose / Another Fine Mess / Guille Bones (Not That)/ Dave Rose (Future Nature) Neil Thornton (Tropicana/ Lasermagnetic) and more tbc

Playing Disco, House and Electronic madness all night long over two rocking dance floors on a huge Funktion 1 Soundsystem install.

Sosho 2A Tabernacle Street, EC2A 4LU

www.sosholondon.com Nearest Tube: Old St/Moorgate
9pm till 6am FREE Entry before Midnight then only £5

The first in a series of ‘It’s Just One Big Disco’ all night events to take place @ Sosho over, 2 rocking dance floors. With a line up that cries out PARTY TIME you know this is going to be one of those decadent fun fuelled nights. it is really going to be ‘ Just One Big Disco’ @ Sosho.

The venue has recently had a major overhaul with a Funktion One sound and fantastic lighting install and we all already know how good the cocktails are at this dance haven in Shoreditch.

As it is a special night for partying in East London we are offering FREE ENTRY til midnight, giving everyone plenty of time to arrive from a certain big day-time event taking place in a park very nearby.

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Comment by Shokito on July 18, 2009 at 9:46: 'tonights the night and the feelings right'!!

especially as it is free entry if you get there by midnight

Comment by Shokito on July 16, 2009 at 8:28: Neil Thornton's (It's Just One Big Disco) 10 for the Floor

Roland Schwarz- Step In (Faze Action Dub)
Wigald Boning – Kobra Dance (Joris Vorn Interpretation)
Night of the Dub- The Off Key Hat
What is this- TBD
John Talabot- My Old School/ Naomi
It’s a Fine Line- Grease
My First House- Brennan Green
Jump-Funkarium
El Barrio- Across 110th Street
Mike Burns-Galaktatta

Comment by Shokito on July 15, 2009 at 10:05: Tasty bits from Guille's bag of fun for Saturday's Big Disco... :-)

http://www.juno.co.uk/charts/dj/416235-Guille_Bonesso/298083-Chart

Comment by Shokito on July 13, 2009 at 19:23: The excitement is building up steadily here at the Big Disco HQ sepecially when you have guests like these on board the Disco train;

Future Sound of Clapton (Comadisco/Samurai FM)
http://www.myspace.com/fsoc
http://www.samurai.fm/fsoc

FSoC was born 4 years ago on a dark night in the heavily claustrophobic and chemically-charged mist of Hackney marshes. The bastard child of Techno-Electro-Disco heads DJ's Fumix and Marco, its birth was an "accident" that sparked a string of underground parties in East-London, a regular show on Samurai.fm together with gigs as far as Poland, Italy, Singapore and Japan, and many, many, many Monday morning hangovers! FSoC's latest extravaganza is "Comadisco", their bi-monthly night in Dalston with guests such as Trevor Jackson, Ben Bloodbath, Mugwump, Popnoname, Allez Allez etc..., steadily gaining popularity amongst like-minded souls.With some remix work and their own production in the pipeline, watch these guys blow up.

http://soundcloud.com/fsoc/marketiello1/download

Comment by Shokito on July 8, 2009 at 14:14: Loose
http://www.myspace.com/loosekids

Paul Crognale and Cred are crate digging, music lovers having run parties in London since 2000 such as classic electro night Scand, and eclectic club night Kai-zen, before creating Loose in 2005. Loose has grown into one of the best London parties, having stamped its sweaty marks on the East End at places like Alhambra, East Village and The Hub over the last year. Loose now has a bi-monthly residency at strip club Platinum inviting luminaries like Aeroplane, Joakim, Pete Herbert, Maelstrom, Greg Wilson, SoundStream, Maurice Fulton & Phoreski amongst many others. 2008 has also seen Loose hosting the disco room at two Secret Sundaze parties, two Immigrant Records parties and guesting at various other nights. Confirmed bookings for 2009 are already coming in and will see Loose taking rooms at Deep, Down and Dirty, Polaroid in Leeds and Rhino’s in Southampton… We dig all things brass, block and bell and of course bangs, bleeps and beats. Musical influence comes from early 80’s New York, late 80’s Detroit & Chicago, mid 70’s Philadelphia, and of course Italians, Germans, French and the Brits had a hand in our taste shaping. Loose is about having a laugh and jumping about to disco, house music, and funk.

A brilliant summermix from our friends at Loose, enjoy...
http://www.mediafire.com/?jmqdwn1jdd3

Comment by Shokito on July 6, 2009 at 9:47: Moustache Mama’s

http://www.myspace.com/moustachemamas

There is no denying it, the Moustache is becoming the new mullet, the modern cowboy boot, the sideburn for the urban fashionista…The Moustache Mamas don’t leave home without one - Always trimmed to perfection & and waxed just right. For most it is a statement of cool, but for others it is a statement of their history, and a physical embodiment of their very soul.

Comprising their many years of vinyl collecting under one gambit of muscle, the Mamas let loose with a special blend of classic disco, dirty funk, syncopated pop favourites, new-disco & a bit of yacht-rock (for the landlocked). Delivering Jump-suited genius and armed with disco-demons that unleash themselves when these two ladies unite: Helen Burnip & Tamara Deike – A Northerner, and a North American – they hold their own (and their cocktails). With influences that span from the southern Americas to the musical fusions of folk with energy and political aggression from the north, the Mamas have tackled social issues of femme-facial hair through their love of music.

The Mamas are known to breakout in energetic Jane Fonda-esque lunging behind the decks & incite moustached madness from dance floor goers and demand you to bring your party-pants & get your lip fur ready!