Cool In The Pool

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Over at ReviveHER HQ you can check out all upcoming party info, including next week's party with Gatto Fritto + Lord of the Isles @ Dalston Superstore + Echo Festival and Field Day after party antics
http://ymlp.com/zBlX1X

May Newsletter: Next Party @ Dalston Superstore = > Friday May 25th w/ Lord Of The Isles (London Deb

All you need to know for tomorrow including: exclusive Farley interview for Silver Magic; exclusive mix for FACT Magazine; Jackmaster Chicago chart for Dazed; Jack The Tab unreleased material download. Plus how to get in for free and upcoming rave at EFES in Dalston
http://ymlp.com/zs7NCZ

Farley Jackmaster Funk vs Jackmaster vs Jack The Tab Tomorrow @ XOYO // Exclusive Farley SilverMagic

Having chased him for over a month, this finally arrived in our inboxes yesterday. FACT have now posted this exclusive mix by Farley Jackmaster Funk ahead of tomorrow's Jack 2 Jack party at XOYO. A quick ride through jacking underground classics and anthems.
http://www.factmag.com/2011/10/19/jack-2jack-this-friday-farley-jackmaster-funk-jackmaster-and-more-exclusive-mix-inside/

Jack 2Jack this Friday: Farley Jackmaster Funk, Jackmaster and more; exclusive mix inside – FACT mag FACT is the UK's best online music magazine and home to the twice-weekly FACT mix series.

Epic Interview Exclusive with Farley Jackmaster Funk. Rare interview with Silver Magic Airways this week, taking in the history of Chicago and the birth of house; the corruption of Larry Sherman and Trax Records; Chicago's and FJMF's influence on the world of dance music; The first time in UK with Paul Oakenfold being his driver; An upcoming analogue album and bombs he'll be playing This Friday at XOYO
http://silvermagicairways.blogspot.com/2011/10/farley-jackmaster-funk.html

Silver Magic Airways: FARLEY "JACKMASTER" FUNK

Friday 21st October

Farley Jackmaster Funk (Trax /DJ International / Chicago)

Jackmaster (Numbers)

Jack The Tab '88 Set aka Richard Norris

Just Jack (Bristol)

9 - 3

For full info check the press releases here: http://ymlp.com/znI0aX

RA Tickets: Dogme East present Jack 2 Jack at XOYO, London Tickets: Dogme East present Jack 2 Jack at XOYO, London

We're having trouble merging fan pages. But Cool In The Pool is now Dogme East. Please click the link below to join our new page and to be kept up to date on our new agenda and manifesto. In the spirit of Dogme 95 and keeping true to our hero Stravinsky: “Only by restricting myself can I be free” we will occupy XOYO on October 21st with a simple manifesto : Jack 2 Jack - a party with Farley Jackmaster Funk, Jackmaster, Jack The Tab and Just Jack. If you're a fan of F**k Dance Let's Art and Endless Cities, sign up now for more whacky and wonderful party line ups and music to come

page: http://www.facebook.com/dogmeeast

RA Tickets: Dogme East present Jack 2 Jack at XOYO, London Tickets: Dogme East present Jack 2 Jack at XOYO, London

Bands Now On From 9:30 ... Please get down early. Plus Leanne Bellman and her partner in crime show their bfs Matt Walsh and Casper C what they're made of as they DJ early doors 6 - 10 upstairs..show your support x

This Friday sees what is possibly the best free party of the bank holiday weekend and it is strictly FREE...and we are very strict. For more info check the info below do for full party details, interviews, mixes and press pieces!
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FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cool-In-The-Pool/114993788518801?ref=ts
TWITTER - www.twitter.com/coolpoollondon
Date Friday 30th April
Venue: The CAMP, 70-74 City Rd London, EC1Y 2BJ (exit 5 Old Street Roundabout)
FRIENDLY FIRES - http://soundcloud.com/warmhq/friendly-fires-xl-eggs-benedict-mix-01-2010
BRACKLES - http://redbullmusicacademyradio.com/shows/2450
KWES - http://www.zshare.net/download/73777160d1832dc3/
PLUGS (LIVE) - Interview Below
COLOURINGIN (LIVE) - Interview Below
PENGUIN PRISON (LIVE) - http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/06/new-band-penguin-prison
PEARL FLASH - http://www.divshare.com/download/10227141-a34
DJS IN THE SKY
Open 21.00 – 04.00 amADMISSION FREE Bands on from 10-12
PLUGS Interview So how did you guys get together and start out? Plugs came about out of conversations me and David chin had at university. We were both studying electronic music; looking at people like Pierre Schaeffer and Boulez, and thinking about applying to MIT or Ircam. In the last year of studying we decided to form a punk band so that we'd have a break from sound synthesis and sampling. We just kinda wanted to play as hard and fast as possible. Boomer joined us on drums (he was a friend of David's) and we just played lots of small clubs for about a year, doing shows where we'd smash equipment and hurl ourselves into the drum kit. The music we made then was never meant to be released, only played live. After doing that for a year we decided to bring some electronics back into the mix. That's when we came up with 'That Number' and released our first EP. How does it feel to be in a successful band like Does It Offend You? Yeah, and then to be caught up in the ‘next big thing’ buzz with Plugs? I'm not really sure how to answer that. I guess it all feels good. Do you thing being in a band that is hyped and talked about so much is a good thing for a fledgling band, or do you think that It can put undue pressure on for you to keep up with the buzz? You know I don't know that we have recieved enough hype for it to be a strain of any kind. I think pressure from hype only really applies to the records labels, blogs and magazines that are generating it. If you look at a band like the Klaxons it was really in the records companies interest and magazines like the NME's interests, to make sure that the hype rang true and that people were running around talking about how amazing a band they were. I mean for a moment people were actually buying copies of the NME, and a shedload of revenue was generated for the label. So bands really are under zero pressure when hype is involved, because the jobs of the marketing teams behind them depend on their success. People might think it sounds a little jaded, but i'm not saying this to be negative, it just the way things are. I remember a friend of mine from a band who became really succesfull telling me a story about his label once. He said that one time he asked: 'What happens if nobody buys my records? What happens if it doesn't work' to which the record exec said 'Oh don't worry about that. People will buy your records, because we'll make sure your on their minds as soon as they step into a record shop or think about purchasing some music' I think that's pretty impresive don't you. How do you go about writing songs? Whats your guy’s process? The writing process usually starts with me bringing an idea into the rehearsal room and everybody playing around with it for about four hours. Sometimes this'll start with beats on a computer, or a bassline: sometimes a random riff will get played in rehearsal and we kind of pick up on that and develop a song around it. If you could remix anyone who would it be? And if you could have anyone to remix one of you guys’ tracks, who would you pick? ColouringIN Interview So Henry, how did you make the jump from opera and classical music to the electro tinged sounds of ColouringIN?
I was hardly exposed to any of the contemporary popular music I now love until I moved to London, but I am more interested in the depth of colour you can create in any single moment of sound than a particular genre. Along side my classical affiliations the synthesiser seemed to me an infinite orchestra of possibilities.
Do you still dabble in the Operatic arts outside of the band?
I still love Opera. My last role was last summer playing Mozart's 'Figaro' . At the moment I am too busy writing to commit to a performing role, but I would very much like to take on one of Benjamin Britten's characters before I die. I've also long dreamt of composing an orchestral tone poem too…
How did the band come together?
In my first year in London I met an electronic producer with whom I do all the writing. The live set up has gone through a couple of incarnations but right now I'm on vocals, synth and cello, and I've brought in two wizards on trumpet and slap bass.
How is the album coming along? When is the release date penciled in?
We are still in discussions with labels. I think if I knew that then the industry wouldn't seem quite so 'mysterious' to me.
How has it been being talked about as one of the ‘next big thing’ bands? And has all of the label attention affected you in any way?
Apart from getting laid everyday and having people throwing flowers at you? Not sure.
If you had any picture in a colour by numbers stylie, what would you plump for?
How about a pièce of music: Oliver Messiaen-Zion Park et le Cité Céleste (Des Canyons aux Étoiles)?

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Party Update / Mixes / Interviews...Been added to event and fan page

One man band Penguin Prison has been added to the line-up all the way from NYC. Wowzers.


http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/nov/06/new-band-penguin-prison
http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/music/newsid_10000000/newsid_10003100/10003125.stm

New band of the day – No 664: Penguin Prison | Music | guardian.co.uk This curiously monikered electro-pop wunderkind makes intelligent dance music influenced by cerebral New York disco types like Talking Heads and LCD Soundsystem