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First Floor, Sat 10th Oct

Sep 10, 2015
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Posted by Johnny Phethean

Following their August hookup with label Tender Hooks, First Floor Sound have enlisted the skills of Panorama Bar resident Ryan Elliott and Berlin-based Lakuti for their October party. With Elliott’s RA biography reading simply: “Kick Drum. Bassline. High Hat.” you can expect a slice of Berlin techno right on the seafront in the form of his stripped back, carefully considered sets. Lakuti is an esteemed producer who has had a diverse career in the industry since bringing her brand of deep house to dancefloors in South Africa in the early 90s. They are joined by Golf Channel’s Jaime Read, GLU, and residents Charles Green and James Dodd.

Patterns, Saturday 10th October 2015
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Johnny Phethean is a DJ, music producer and freelance sound designer originally from Newcastle upon Tyne, now based in Brighton. Having played in clubs and festivals around the UK and abroad and releasing music under different aliases for a number of years, Johnny now continues to work around the country while studying sound art at the University of Brighton.
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