Production London Presents an evening of upfront bands, dj's and short films...

INFO:

Production London Presents!
Saturday 30th May 2008
@ SCALA
275 Pentoville Road, Kings Cross, London, N1
Tube: Kings Cross
Info: 07814705631 or mail info@productionlondon.com
Doors: 10pm - 5am


PRICES:

Advanced Tickets - £10
Concession/nus - £8
OTD - £12


Production London presents LIVE STAGE: M

THE BAYS - (live)
Sunharbour (Live 16 piece collective)
Moefoe - [Live Drum and Bass]
Cat Nickless - [Live acoustic]
Tal M Klein
Goodgroove
Subject 13

FAULT MAGAZINE Room

DJ's:

Papa la Bass
Novice of Genius
Spinner Shindigs
Jazz Wax
Mr Doris
Barney Logic
Lee Wads

VISUALS:

Bang! Films - [Short Film Showcase]
Copy/Paste - [BANG! Visualmongers]

BLURB:

Production London Presents another eclectic feast of music, film and pure fun at their second excursion to SCALA in Kings Cross London. This time they bring -


THE BAYS - The Bays are Andy Gangadeen, Chris Taylor, Jamie Odell and Simon Richmond. Their manifesto of pure improvisation and raw creative synergy is causing major tremors at all levels of the music industry, challenging many of its most entrenched attitudes about bands and live performance. Through their relentless gig schedule and tireless devotion to their radical musical ethic, The Bays have ripped up the rulebook and debunk musical convention wherever they play.

What drives this band is their need to communicate with the audience in a way not possible with most live bands. There are no songs to perform, theres no album to promote and there is no hidden commercial agenda. The Bays only perform live, they never rehearse, they dont have a set-list, they dont use sequencers and they couldnt ever do the same performance twice. Its all about the moment an experience that exists between the band and the audience for only one moment in time.

SUNHARBOUR - the outrageously talented 16 piece musical collective Sunharbour including musicians that have played with artists such as The Good, The Bad and the Queen, Jamiroquoi and Gnarles Barkley. Their live performance, that has been likened to Zero 7, Air, Aim, Quanitc Soul Orchestra and Groove Armada, consists of 14 musicians, and 2 vocalists, including acoustic and electric guitar, keyboards, samplers, decks, drums, bass guitar, string quartet - cello, 2 violins, 1 viola, brass trio - sax, trumpet, trombone, percussion featuring a gong & the big bad double bass. Simply not to be missed.

MOEFOE- People are always asking what is the style of Moe Foes music, They say Live Electronic Dance for the 21st century. Taking you through different audio pleasures, like dark dynamic landscapes, heavy basslines, whilst being wrapped in a cosy blanket of acoustic bliss. Through sonic exploration they blur the boundaries breaks, d`n`b, dub, and much more. Demonstrating their independence the four piece musical family bring together a wide knowledge of musical styles mixed with advanced technical know how, both on stage or in their studio, self produced, free to experiment.

TAL M. KLEIN & GOODGROOVE TOUR - "I'm all about drunk funk, that's music which inspires one to both chill and shake their ass at the same time. Finding that perfect funky record, to me, is like winning the chocolate, money, and sex lottery." The Funksters from San Francisco and Austrialia are over in the UK specially for Production London's party at Scala and they are looking foreward to it.

CAT NICKLESS - Singer/songwritter with a mix of coastal/city influences and sounds.

FAULT MAGAZINE host the gallery room.

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Entry price (public): £10
Entry price (members/NUS): £8
Doors open: 10.00pm til 5am

Accoustic, Breaks, Dancehall/Reggae, Disco Punk, Drum n Bass, Electro, Electronica, Funk, Funky House, Hard House, Hard Trance, Hip Hop, House, Indie, Jazz, Old Skool, Prog House, Punk, Retro House, Ska, Soul, Tech House, Trance

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