"So I had to play my way up and convince them that what I was playing was good music while being more open-minded and not so stiff. "I had a hard time in Germany with the acceptance coming and looking like hip-hop," he goes on.
"I see Space as my home," he tells New Times. "I called it a residency way back, but now it's official. Third, and most important, the DJ must keep the audience going.ĭice’s résumé checks all the boxes. Second, the DJ needs to be of the garden variety to sway any crowd but refined enough to appease the diehards. Miami's Oscar G has spun a residency at Space, as did New York City's marathon king, Danny Tenaglia.īut choosing a Club Space resident isn't an easy task.įirst, there must be rapport between the club's management, the headliner, and the seven local resident DJs. Since opening in 2000, the Eleventh Street nightclub bestowed upon countless dance-music legends the title of "resident," i.e., a DJ employed by a venue to spin regularly for a finite duration. The fact that he's only performing at Space's venues this week isn't a coincidence. In addition to the extended set at Space, he'll spin at the downtown club's outdoor venue, Space Park, in Little Haiti. Luckily for Dice, he only booked two shows during the MMW mayhem. Nevertheless, the Düsseldorf-based producer is ready for the task.īut before the Space gig, several meetings and a muay thai session await him. But in about 48 hours, he'll face a seemingly impossible task: a 24-hour back-to-back set between him and his Italian counterpart Marco Carola on Club Space's terrace.ĭice's two decades behind the decks should help, but there's no blueprint to prepare for a marathon set. He looks well-rested and crisp, clad in sweatpants, a white T-shirt, and a snapback.
Along with a new DJ booth design, Guaba is currently installing a new, custom soundsystem and two new bars - one specialising in cocktails and one boasting a some playground-style swings to relax in.In the midst of Miami Music Week earlier this year, Loco Dice appears zen at the East Hotel in Brickell. When the space relaunches on 30th April with its annual Opening Fiesta, it’ll be sporting some fancy new features. Guaba Beach Bar may today offers Cyprus’ foremost clubbing experience, bringing the likes of Top 100 DJs winner Martin Garrix, Dutch hand-putter-upper Fedde Le Grand and trance heavyweight Paul van Dyk to entertain 2,000-strong crowds on the sunny shores of the Mediterranean.īut what keeps Guaba so fresh year after year? Well, such as in Ibiza, the club is seasonal, and utilises the yearly refresh to make improvements and change the decorations. Bookings in the past year alone have included Oliver Heldens, Diplo, DJ Snake, Paul Van Dyk, Speedy J and Nicole Moudaber, to name but a few. The space breaks down into three rooms: The large, multi-level main room packs flamethrowers, robots and CO2 cannons, giving it a festival-like feel meanwhile, room two (otherwise known as BLCKBX) offers a trendy club vibe with rows of LED-lit ceiling fans and finally, the third room, DREHEREI, is a pitch black sweatbox, exclusively reserved for the grittiest of techno.
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Retaining its place as Germany’s number one nightclub outside of Berlin with a 15th placed finish last year, Bootshaus is the brainchild of promoters and DJs U Lee and Sascha - the pair behind the country’s top alternative clubbing night, Loonyland (which is also a key event in the Bootshaus schedule) - the venue combines an industrial feel with all the latest mod cons. Glancing back to last year, Paul Kalkbrenner, MK, Marco Carola, Loco Dice and W&W were amongst the heady list of artists and DJs that lit up Zrce beach Just a quick shimmy shimmy away from the sea, this open-air club is the perfect hot spot for lovers of warm, sunny Croatian climes mixed and blended in with some quality non-stop festival action. We’re talking every day from 3pm to 8pm from late May to early September. Last year’s number #9, one of Papaya’s main attractions is the huge ‘after beach’ parties that take place throughout the entire festival season. Here, We Rave You take a look at three of the fastest rising venues on the list, who stand every chance of becoming the new #1 with DJ Mag in 2018: With former Ibiza powerhouse Space taking the 2017 crown, all eyes now turn to the venues who may look to steal the former superclub’s crown in 2018, with Ibiza rivals including Pacha and Amnesia all in with a shout of stealing the title. DJ Mag‘s yearly club competition is always a hotly contested affair as voters from far and wide make their opinions heard across the vote, hoping their favourite venue can land a spot in the Top 100 rankings.
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