A programme of the night DJ sets is prepared by Igor Boxx, a Wrocław based musician, known from the legendary duet Skalpel. He invited the most interesting Polish DJs and musicians to play in the Festival Club.
September 8, 21.00–2.00
21.00 Przaśnik (Wrocław)
A musical and social project of a truly roistering nature that originated in Wrocław. Its authors, Bonton and Enzak have a preference for organic spontaneous sounds, a classical choice of jazz instruments complemented by a touch of synthetics, broken drum patterns and a modern feeling. Their audio-video sets and live acts are predominantly boluses of dancefloor jazz, swinging funk, jump blues, retro swing, rushing etno- and afrobeat, latin groove, top-notch, energetic breakbeat and golden-era hip-hop.
00.00 Innocent Sorcerers (Niewinni Czarodzieje, Warsaw)
A Warsaw based DJ/producer team founded in 2002 by Maceo & Envee. Their name was taken from the Andrzej Wajda movie about a group of hipsters, who played jazz and lived their lives in the post-war reality of 1960's Poland. For almost a decade now Maceo & Envee have been rocking' the best clubs in Poland, UK, France, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary. Music of Innocent Sorcerers combines new electronic beats, hip hop, funk, soul and dubstep. Fat grooves and heavy mash-ups are their trademark.
September 9, 22.30–2.00
22.30 Igor Boxx (Wrocław)
Igor Boxx known also as Igor Pudło is a musician from Wrocław based duo Skalpel (a winner prestigious Paszport Polityki award in 2005), a group that has released two acclaimed albums on Ninja Tune. Last year Ninja has published his first solo album “Breslau” – a musical fantasy of 1945 siege of Festung Breslau undertaken by the Red Army. Krautrock grinding, jazz rhythms, and ambient timelessness paints create an original musical narration, powerful enough to allow to follow the story even if you are not familiar with its historical background.
00.00 Papa Zura (Lublin)
Papa Zura has been spinning decks since the mid ‘90s. He is a member of Soul Service Collective - group that together with Polskie Nagrania initiated “Polish Funk” collection, albums “Why Not Samba” and “Off Season”. He also hosts a weekly radio show in Roxy FM and is a music programmer for one of the trendy Warsaw clubs Hustawka. As a DJ he has performed all over the world and that includes London’s Jazz Café, Shanghai Expo, Open’er Festival – just to name a few.
September 10, 22.30–2.00
22.30 2 Much (Wrocław)
Spectribe and Spaso form an unusual Wroclaw-based duo, devoted to one-off events and high-profile festivals. Their mixture of minimal techno, IDM, hip-hop and even dubstep is always fresh and unpredictable. Performing live, they highly rely on all the ingredients to make their great quality audio-visual concoction.
01.00 DJ Eprom (Warsaw)
Dj Eprom (real name Michal Baj) often uses oldschool computers incorporating sound of the ‘80s into contemporary electronic trends. His sets are energetic, well-thought through pieces making use of turntables and full spec of electronic instruments. He mixes REAL hip-hop, dubstep, bassline, funk, rock, metal... Demanding an open mind in return. Currently Eprom collaborates with Waglewski brothers performing as Fisz Emade Eprom Trio.
Curated by Igor Boxx
