Return to the Future breathes new life into the East London warehouse party scene with their first party of 2012 featuring Maceo Plex & Robert James.
Jayne Robinson
Last updated: 20th Jan 2012
Return to the Future is an anomaly in the East London music scene, in that it is shaking-up warehouse parties as we know it and breathing a fresh lease of life into the cosmic rave landscape.
Launching in December with Art Department, Return to the Future's first party of 2012 sees house music titan Maceo Plex joined by fresh talent Robert James, fusing great underground house and techno in a great setting.
Maceo Plex has been a true success story of 2011 with many phenomenal releases on label heavyweight Crosstown Rebels, including the smash-hit ‘Vibe your love’; a cover of Stevie Wonder’s classic tune, along with his critically acclaimed album ‘Life Index’. His sound has travelled the continents and left an undeniable imprint on the underground scene, whilst his live sets are something of true talent.
His support Robert James has flourished in the past year, having been taken under the wing of Hot Creations bosses Lee Foss and Jamie Jones and nurtured into the budding artist we see today. Coupled with his strong sense of groove and own memories of summers in DC10 Ibiza, James has lightened up the dance floors of many clubs including Fabric and The Warehouse Project.
Marrying skill with innovation, tact with debauchery, Return to the Future is guaranteed to bring a forward-thinking experience to your London clubbing calendar.
Friday 27th January, 22:00-6:00. Secret London location. Tickets £10-£18.
Words: KG
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