Different Language Warehouse Party w/ Audiojack (Gruuv/20:20 Vision)
Mon 26th December, 2011
Audiojack (Gruuv/20:20 Vision)
Sona Sound (Phobic Records)
Different Language (Black Sheep Trax)
Time: 7pm - 2am
Venue: Fruit Warehouse, 62-63 Humber Street, Hull, HU1 1TU
Price: Advanced £5 / Door £6
Tickets
Different Language are back at the Fruit warehouse over the festive period, inviting special guests and good friends Audiojack to the party. James Rial and Richard Burkinshaw, DJs and label owners based in Leeds are often secret guests at the Different Language parties but this time return under their Audiojack guise.
Audiojack
Ranging from the deeper realms of house through to driving peak time techno, Audiojack have shown a notable ability to consistently produce credible underground music which works on the dance floor and appeals to a wide range of international DJs and music fans alike.
Their original productions and remixes have been signed to many of the worlds most highly respected and established independent labels including 20:20 Vision, Get Physical, Diynamic, Great Stuff, Renaissance, Cr2 and their own rapidly expanding Gruuv imprint.
To date Audiojack have undertaken over 400 DJ performances in more than 40 countries, spanning 5 continents, taking in some of the world's best venues: Space in Ibiza, Ageha in Tokyo, Avalon in Los Angeles, Sankey's in Manchester, Goa in Madrid, Zouk in Singapore, Smart Bar in Chicago to name but a few. Festival appearances have included performances at the massive Fuji Rock Festival in Japan and the Chemical Music Festival in Rio de Janeiro.
Sona Sound
Hailing from Hull in the North of England, Sona Sound comprise of DJ and production partners Pete Batty and Jon Wafer. Since forming 3 years ago they already hold residences at the city's most dynamic underground nights, Different Language and Koala.
But it has been their efforts on the music making front that have brought these guys to the attention of a number of DJs worldwide. By fusing together elements of Deep House, Tech House and Techno with their own raw, energetic and highly distinguishable sound, the duo continue to push forward and impress with their seamless and unique studio efforts.
Their Nervous Breakdwn EP released on Phobic Records saw the boys gain support from UK big players such as Carl Cox, Steve Lawler, Nic Fancuilli and Slam as well as hitting into the European scene in a big way with the likes of Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos, Teifscwarz and Magda showing their support.