Full Line up for Composit Music Pres at the Victoria Warehouse on Sat 8th March

COMPOSIT MUSIC ANNOUNCE 2ND SHOW SATURDAY 8TH MARCH 2014 LAIDBACK LUKE / EDDIE HALLIWELL / BENNY BENASSI / FEDDE LE GRAND KRYDER / D.O.D VICTORIA WAREHOUSE, MANCHESTER After Cutting-edge promoters Composit Music tore into Manchester clubbing scene after selling out two consecutive shows with the world's #1 DJ Hardwell, they have just announced another stella line up at Manchester's Victoria Warehouse on Saturday 8th March with Laidback Luke, Eddie Halliwell, Fedde Le Grand, Benny Benassi, Kryder & D,O,D. Dutch dynamo Laidback Luke will be spear heading the night at the Victoria Warehouse in Manchester. As the innovator in dance music, Holland's Laidback Luke blasts a blitz of energy, driving his avid fans around the world into a raving frenzy! 100% immersed in his fans, the Super You & Me hero continually breaks the mold, shaking up chaotic beats to favor electro, techno and bass heads globally. Locking and loading events with hugest lineups and the most powerful beats, the electronic idol is saving the world from mediocre music and transforming dance floors into havens of high quality merriment! Next up we welcome local lad Eddie Halliwell to join the party. Hailing from Wigan, near Manchester, Eddie Halliwell has been electrifying dancefloors all over the world for the last decade. He is now one of the most loved and respected headline DJs on the scene. Recently nominating him in their "Greatest DJ Of All Time" poll, Mixmag said of Eddie "There are people who play records and there are DJs who blow minds - Eddie Halliwell is the latter". Meanwhile DJ Magazine informed their readers that - "Eddie Halliwell is a legend, a hero and a massively popular DJ..." And we can't wait to welcome him to Composit Music's 2nd event at the Victoria Warehouse, Manchester. Composit Music are pleased to announce Benny Benassi will also be joining the line up at Manchester's Victoria Warehouse. The fashionable, fun, and sometimes freaky sound of Milan-born DJ/producer Benny Benassi first hit the charts under that name in 2002 with the electro-meets-house single "Satisfaction." Created in collaboration with his cousin Alle -- in a team that would become known as the Benassi Bros. -- it was praised by high-profile DJs such as Carl Cox, Darren Emerson, and Roger Sanchez. Although "Satisfaction" charted internationally, it wasn't the first time that Benassi had tasted success. In 2001, under the name KMC, he had worked with vocalist Dhany on the infectious "I Feel So Fine," which initially stormed the Italian charts before it hit the number one spot in the U.K. By September 2003, the campy and quirky Hypnotica was issued as Benassi's solo debut album in collaboration with the Biz, a vocal team that featured Paul French and Violeta. A year later, Pumphonia marked the first full-length release under the Benassi Bros. name, and by the end of 2004 he had won the European Borders Breakers Award for Hypnotica, when it racked up the most sales that year for an Italian album outside of Italy. Kryder will be opening up for the show on the 8th March 2014 at the Victoria Warehouse. Imagine we're in a dark nightclub. The DJ cues his own track, hits play, the beat kicks in and hands immediately go up in the air, seized by its irresistible groove. The next DJ - Judge Jules, setting up for his own set - sees the damage done and asks what the track is. The DJ passes it to him and Jules proceeds to put it straight back into the C-DJ and hit play... and then once more, to end his set. Jules then plays it on his Radio 1 show six weeks in a row, making it his "Tried and Tested" and saying on air that it"s "the best example I've heard of really getting the balance right: great chords, huge atmosphere and groovy undertone." The track"s secretive producer is known only by the name written in indelible ink on the CD- R - Kryder - and the track is K2. Punters across the nation start clamouring to know who Kryder is. Debates surface on blogs and dance forums. Labels, managers, punters join the hunt to track him down....The person who successfully caught up with Kryder - perhaps not surprisingly considering his profile - was none other than Tiesto. K2 was successfully promo"d during the Miami Winter Music Conference, receiving massive support from the likes of Swedish House Mafia, as one of the key WMC tracks. Pete Tong played the track on his Miami Radio 1 show. That meant - in the same week - K2 had been signed by the world"s biggest DJ, and then played on the year"s key Radio 1 show. Quickly ascending to 12 in the Buzz Chart, DMC said of the track: "this club monster is so banging it hurts" with Mixmag (giving the track 5/5) adding of this "epic Miami monster anthem" that they "expect it to stick around throughout the Ibiza season". If this wasn't already enough to get Dance music fans mouth's watering, Composit Music have announced another addition to the line up in the form of chart topping DJ & Producer Fedde Le Grand to join the line up on Saturday 8th March at the Victoria Warehouse, Manchester. Back in 2006, it was the seminal electro track 'Put Your Hands Up For Detroit' that not only brought Le Grand to global attention, but breathed fresh life into a stagnant house scene. Dubbed by many as the "Saviour of House", it soon became evident that the Dutchman was no one-trick pony. Amongst others, tracks like 'Let Me Think About It', 'Control Room', 'Sparks', his remixes of Coldplay's 'Paradise' and EBTG's 'Missing', 'The Creeps', 'So Much Love', 'Metrum', 'Autosave', 'Back & Forth', 'RAW' and lastly his amazing remix for Nikki Williams' 'Glowing' have established him as one of the most exciting and consistent talents around, demonstrating his effortless ability to move seamlessly between huge mainstream success and edgier, underground sounds. Yet through all the success - the international chart-topping heights and global DJ fame - Fedde's focus is simply fixed on making and playing great tracks. His dedication to music and his unwavering passion for the dancefloor continue to make him an intrinsic and dominant part of the ever-evolving electronic scene. A touchstone, an inspiration and a pioneer; he is definitive, he is essential, he is house music at its finest. He is Fedde Le Grand. Finishing up our next event at the Victoria Warehouse with one of the hottest up and coming acts on the scene. D.O.D. Punching well above his years, D.O.D is standing on the edge of becoming an international sensation within club circles. Already finding plaudits among Annie Mac, Kissy Sell-Out and Laurent Garnier, this fresh faced beats stalwart has also managed to secure himself a residency with Mixmag for their club and Ibiza tours; not bad for a kid who's barely out of his teens. "D.O.D is one of the most talented young DJ's and Producers we've discovered this Century, expect big things" Nick Stevenson, Associate Editor, Mixmaf "One of the best djs I've seen all year" Kissy Sell Out, BBC Radio 1 Having worked his way up the ladder over the past couple of years, D.O.D's success can be attested to the old fashioned approach of 'making it' through promoting his own events alongside learning his craft on the road at various events up and down the country. Set in one of the UK's most renowned venues, the Victoria Warehouse in Manchester, this is an event not to be missed and after selling out their previous two shows in record timing, please purchase tickets in advance to avoid disappointment. Composit Music Presents Main Room (In set time order) Kryder Fedde Le Grand Benny Benassi Eddie Halliwell Laidback Luke D.O.D Room 2 Nick Coulson Junior J Vatouse Ona Admission 8pm - 5am Standard tickets £27.50 + BF VIP (fast track entry, plus access to the new Mezzanine level over looking the main room dancefloor) £50 + BF All tickets available at www.compositmusic.com For more information and future event announcements go to www.compositmusic.com