Thursday, December 23, 2010
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
Friday, November 26, 2010
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
ADE Review 2010 tomorrow night: Celebrating 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio (Featuring Atkins, May, Saunderson, Clarke, Rachmad)
Press Release: Ceoltronic Radio Thursday 25th of November 22-24:00 - RTE Pulse
The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) Review: Marking 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio
This year saw the 15th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event, the worlds leading electronic music festival and conference. From the 20th to the 23rd of October 112,000 clubbers hit Amsterdam's vast selection of cutting edge night clubs and 2,500 industry delegates from 58 differe...nt countries attended the sold out day conference at the Felix Meritis and Dylan Hotel. The 15th edition broke all the records.
To mark 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio and the fifth consecutive ADE review on the show; Will Kinsella will provide a comprehensive round up of the day and night programs. Featured interviews on the night include Juan Atkins, Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, Richie Hawtin, Steve Rachmad, Michel de Hey, Dennis Ruyer and Dave Clarke.
The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) Review: Marking 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio
This year saw the 15th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event, the worlds leading electronic music festival and conference. From the 20th to the 23rd of October 112,000 clubbers hit Amsterdam's vast selection of cutting edge night clubs and 2,500 industry delegates from 58 differe...nt countries attended the sold out day conference at the Felix Meritis and Dylan Hotel. The 15th edition broke all the records.
To mark 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio and the fifth consecutive ADE review on the show; Will Kinsella will provide a comprehensive round up of the day and night programs. Featured interviews on the night include Juan Atkins, Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, Richie Hawtin, Steve Rachmad, Michel de Hey, Dennis Ruyer and Dave Clarke.
Monday, November 22, 2010
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) Review: Marking 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio
Press Release: Ceoltronic Radio Thursday 25th of November 22-24:00 - RTE Pulse
The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) Review: Marking 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio
This year saw the 15th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event, the worlds leading electronic music festival and conference. From the 20th to the 23rd of October 112,000 clubbers hit Amsterdam's vast selection of cutting edge night clubs and 2,500 industry delegates from 58 differe...nt countries attended the sold out day conference at the Felix Meritis and Dylan Hotel. The 15th edition broke all the records.
To mark 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio and the fifth consecutive ADE review on the show; Will Kinsella will provide a comprehensive round up of the day and night programs. Featured interviews on the night include Juan Atkins, Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, Richie Hawtin, Steve Rachmad, Michel de Hey, Dennis Ruyer and Dave Clarke.
The Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) Review: Marking 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio
This year saw the 15th edition of the Amsterdam Dance Event, the worlds leading electronic music festival and conference. From the 20th to the 23rd of October 112,000 clubbers hit Amsterdam's vast selection of cutting edge night clubs and 2,500 industry delegates from 58 differe...nt countries attended the sold out day conference at the Felix Meritis and Dylan Hotel. The 15th edition broke all the records.
To mark 5 years of Ceoltronic Radio and the fifth consecutive ADE review on the show; Will Kinsella will provide a comprehensive round up of the day and night programs. Featured interviews on the night include Juan Atkins, Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, Richie Hawtin, Steve Rachmad, Michel de Hey, Dennis Ruyer and Dave Clarke.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Next Mugik showcase is back on Wednesday the 17th in the Button Factory. Free in
http://ping.fm/JXfzM
http://ping.fm/JXfzM
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
DJ Tuition at Nightmaker Studios
I've been approached to help out with the DJ course at the newly launched Nightmaker Studios in Swords. For more info check out http://ping.fm/iOhur
DJ Course (From the website):
DJ Course - 6 week course @ 1 night per week covering Mixing Techniques, Set progressions, scratching using both vinyl and cdjs. Also Performance software.
Price - €400
Fill out a form application Here
or Simply E-mail us at info@nightmakers.com
DJ Course (From the website):
DJ Course - 6 week course @ 1 night per week covering Mixing Techniques, Set progressions, scratching using both vinyl and cdjs. Also Performance software.
Price - €400
Fill out a form application Here
or Simply E-mail us at info@nightmakers.com
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Friday, October 1, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
12 Hour Studio Sessions with an Engineer for 100 euros - Elektra Studios
Hi all
Just a quick note to announce our rates for the entire summer. With the Sound Training Centre in recess for the summer months we have a lot more studio time available for bookings.
Following the success of the April incentive we are now offering 12 hour studio slots with an engineer for 100 euros. We have set time slots daily from 10am-10pm and 10pm-10am. Of course I will do my best to accommodate you if these slots don't work.
Elektra studios are based above the Button Factory nightclub in Temple Bar and is affiliated with the Sound Training Centre, Temple Lane Studios (Sun and Apollo), Temple Lane Rehearsals and Grouse Lodge studios.
Any questions please don't hesitate to get in contact
Best Regards
Will Kinsella
Elektra Studio Manager
Temple Bar
Contact Number: 085 1000 287
elektrastudio ( at ) gmail.com
Just a quick note to announce our rates for the entire summer. With the Sound Training Centre in recess for the summer months we have a lot more studio time available for bookings.
Following the success of the April incentive we are now offering 12 hour studio slots with an engineer for 100 euros. We have set time slots daily from 10am-10pm and 10pm-10am. Of course I will do my best to accommodate you if these slots don't work.
Elektra studios are based above the Button Factory nightclub in Temple Bar and is affiliated with the Sound Training Centre, Temple Lane Studios (Sun and Apollo), Temple Lane Rehearsals and Grouse Lodge studios.
Any questions please don't hesitate to get in contact
Best Regards
Will Kinsella
Elektra Studio Manager
Temple Bar
Contact Number: 085 1000 287
elektrastudio ( at ) gmail.com
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 9: Jay Haze (Fuckpony) interview on Ceoltronic
I had Jay Haze on the show a while back. Here is a link to the interview with a few tracks from his album in the background
Ceoltronic broadcasts every Thursday from 22-24:00 GMT live on RTE Pulse DAB, www.rte.ie/pulse and NTL Channel 943 (Ireland)
http://ping.fm/ueck0
Ceoltronic broadcasts every Thursday from 22-24:00 GMT live on RTE Pulse DAB, www.rte.ie/pulse and NTL Channel 943 (Ireland)
http://ping.fm/ueck0
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 8: Fabric 51 Feature with DJ T
Hi guys
Just posting a link to my recent Podcast. A Fabric 51 feature with DJ T.
http://ping.fm/UkULQ
Just posting a link to my recent Podcast. A Fabric 51 feature with DJ T.
http://ping.fm/UkULQ
Monday, February 15, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 7: Heartthrob on Ceoltronic Radio - RTE Pulse
I had Heartthrob on the show back in December as part of a Minus heavy month; only a week after the "Day with Minus" feature from my coverage of the Amsterdam Dance Event and a few weeks after Magda; discussing her Fabric mix. Heartthrob was playing in Pygmalion and I was lucky enough to be part of the warm up party and to get to interview him afterwards. The first part of the show is just me mixing away from Studio A in RTE and you can catch a mix and interview with Heartthrob then later in the show.
http://ping.fm/Gaws1
http://ping.fm/Gaws1
Friday, February 12, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 6: And.Id mix and Interview - Mobilee Back to Back Vol. 4 feature
I had And.Id on the show for a chat and an interview last week. I also featured a number of tracks from Mobilee on the night.
http://ping.fm/1Fy5h
http://ping.fm/1Fy5h
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 5: Fabric 50 feature with Martyn - RTE Pulse
To mark Fabric 50 I had Martyn on the show for a chat and a mix. I was live in the mix then afterwards. Ceoltronic broadcasts live every Thursday night from 22-24:00 GMT on RTE Pulse www.rte.ie/pulse
Fabric Press Release:
Martijn Deijkers' particular strand of bass defies genres or adjectives - to his fans and admirers, it's known simply as ‘Martyn Music.’ With a sound that became a cornerstone for dubstep in 2009, and a debut album (‘Great Lengths’) that became one of the most stylistically fierce long players the scene has produced to date, Martyn pushes a rebellious, out-of-the-box mentality into his every artistic venture. Commanding dancefloors with a strong sense of timing and attitude, his music revels in its relative simplicity – synth lines lounging atop swung drum patterns, all in turn massaged by warm low frequencies - a trait he’s reinforced with fabric 50, his first mix CD to date.
Born the son of a footballer in a music mad family in Eindhoven, Holland, it was his immediate family who sparked his love for vinyl. “I have been buying music for as long as I can remember really, as soon as I got a weekly allowance I spent it on 7” singles and albums. When I was studying I went clubbing a lot, there were a couple of clubs that I used to frequent, and I just got drawn to the music. When it came to house and techno I loved it, I enjoyed clubbing and listening to it but I just never really felt I was a part of that scene because I was too young. All the DJs that I saw playing were older, so I could appreciate the music as a follower but it wasn’t my generation. When I encountered drum & bass around 94/95, it made a huge impression on me, and I just felt at home in that style; I was like, ‘This is my generation, so maybe I can play some sort of part in this.’” – Martyn
After starting a club night along with a few others called Red Zone, named after the third track created by the merging of two records, Martyn began to explore his interest deeper through production. “We did the Red Zone nights for about 11 years, and I started DJing outside of the nights - at other venues and also in other countries. Around 2002-3, I was playing a lot and I found there was a void in the music. That’s why I started making my own music; just because I wanted to try and make something that I could play to bridge the gap. DJ Flight and Marcus Intalex, who used to play at our night, they started playing my music. After a while Marcus signed something to Soul:R, and Flight signed a 12 for Play:Musik, and that’s how I got my break, in 05, that’s where the recording career started.” – Martyn
With fabric 50, Martyn intertwines the essential elements of what makes his own style so pristine and easily recognisable, fusing dancefloor ready percussion with that element of raw soul - whether it’s vocal led or simply inferred with emotive chords – and synthesizers that harbour those distinct frequencies that positively shimmer. Anyone who has witnessed Martyn meticulously construct one of his DJ sets over the tail end of 2009 can testify to the pitch perfect, unfathomably smooth beat and vibe matching. Whilst the mix is loaded with welcome surprises like Hudson Mohawke’s ‘Joy Fantastic’ and Levon Vincent’s ‘Air Raid’ - tracks that might not work on every dancefloor - it’s an honest and healthy glimpse into the Dutchman’s current DJ perspective.
“I did the whole mix CD live just because I thought that was more honest than doing an Ableton DJ mix. It is how I would play live - not everything on the CD is perfect, but it’s not meant to be. That goes for my DJ sets and for my music as well; there’s always little bits and pieces that could have been much better or more streamlined or whatever, but that’s the beauty of music to me. I wanted it to be raw and honest. As for the selection, I just wanted to try and make it as varied as possible and get people from all different corners of the globe together on one CD. The idea of it was to bring together all these sounds and vibes, something I would never be able to do on a studio album, just because I’m not able to make all that sort of music. It's amazing music though, I love it, so I want to play it to people.” – Martyn
And the music Martyn selected for the mix reflects that personal change perfectly, leaning a little more towards music that takes house and techno as the nucleus from which to blossom. From the unique visions of producers like Actress (whose ‘Slow Jam’ veers poignantly away from the synth swells of Redshape’s mix of Martyn’s ‘Seventy Four’ with its spluttered sporadic melodies), Ben Klock and Zomby; to the polished percussion of Roska, Madd Slinky and Altered Natives, Martyn segues the tracks with a natural flair, blending rhythms emphatically, letting tried and tested productions like his own ‘Vancouver’ fuse wonderfully with brand new pieces like fellow Dutch producer 2562’s ‘Flashback.’
"Fabric on Saturdays is mostly about four-to-the-floor; my music may not always be so straight up but at the root of it all there's my house/techno background. I just think it’s interesting to show people how diverse music can be, if you make an effort and play a variety of things, some house alongside dubstep or instrumental hip hop. I will just have to make it work in this ‘Saturday vibe’. For me fabric 50 is sort of a temporary moment in time rather than the definitive Martyn mix, because I have been gigging so much over the past year, my sound has gradually moved a little bit more to straight up house and techno related music."
http://ping.fm/Jvepi
Fabric Press Release:
Martijn Deijkers' particular strand of bass defies genres or adjectives - to his fans and admirers, it's known simply as ‘Martyn Music.’ With a sound that became a cornerstone for dubstep in 2009, and a debut album (‘Great Lengths’) that became one of the most stylistically fierce long players the scene has produced to date, Martyn pushes a rebellious, out-of-the-box mentality into his every artistic venture. Commanding dancefloors with a strong sense of timing and attitude, his music revels in its relative simplicity – synth lines lounging atop swung drum patterns, all in turn massaged by warm low frequencies - a trait he’s reinforced with fabric 50, his first mix CD to date.
Born the son of a footballer in a music mad family in Eindhoven, Holland, it was his immediate family who sparked his love for vinyl. “I have been buying music for as long as I can remember really, as soon as I got a weekly allowance I spent it on 7” singles and albums. When I was studying I went clubbing a lot, there were a couple of clubs that I used to frequent, and I just got drawn to the music. When it came to house and techno I loved it, I enjoyed clubbing and listening to it but I just never really felt I was a part of that scene because I was too young. All the DJs that I saw playing were older, so I could appreciate the music as a follower but it wasn’t my generation. When I encountered drum & bass around 94/95, it made a huge impression on me, and I just felt at home in that style; I was like, ‘This is my generation, so maybe I can play some sort of part in this.’” – Martyn
After starting a club night along with a few others called Red Zone, named after the third track created by the merging of two records, Martyn began to explore his interest deeper through production. “We did the Red Zone nights for about 11 years, and I started DJing outside of the nights - at other venues and also in other countries. Around 2002-3, I was playing a lot and I found there was a void in the music. That’s why I started making my own music; just because I wanted to try and make something that I could play to bridge the gap. DJ Flight and Marcus Intalex, who used to play at our night, they started playing my music. After a while Marcus signed something to Soul:R, and Flight signed a 12 for Play:Musik, and that’s how I got my break, in 05, that’s where the recording career started.” – Martyn
With fabric 50, Martyn intertwines the essential elements of what makes his own style so pristine and easily recognisable, fusing dancefloor ready percussion with that element of raw soul - whether it’s vocal led or simply inferred with emotive chords – and synthesizers that harbour those distinct frequencies that positively shimmer. Anyone who has witnessed Martyn meticulously construct one of his DJ sets over the tail end of 2009 can testify to the pitch perfect, unfathomably smooth beat and vibe matching. Whilst the mix is loaded with welcome surprises like Hudson Mohawke’s ‘Joy Fantastic’ and Levon Vincent’s ‘Air Raid’ - tracks that might not work on every dancefloor - it’s an honest and healthy glimpse into the Dutchman’s current DJ perspective.
“I did the whole mix CD live just because I thought that was more honest than doing an Ableton DJ mix. It is how I would play live - not everything on the CD is perfect, but it’s not meant to be. That goes for my DJ sets and for my music as well; there’s always little bits and pieces that could have been much better or more streamlined or whatever, but that’s the beauty of music to me. I wanted it to be raw and honest. As for the selection, I just wanted to try and make it as varied as possible and get people from all different corners of the globe together on one CD. The idea of it was to bring together all these sounds and vibes, something I would never be able to do on a studio album, just because I’m not able to make all that sort of music. It's amazing music though, I love it, so I want to play it to people.” – Martyn
And the music Martyn selected for the mix reflects that personal change perfectly, leaning a little more towards music that takes house and techno as the nucleus from which to blossom. From the unique visions of producers like Actress (whose ‘Slow Jam’ veers poignantly away from the synth swells of Redshape’s mix of Martyn’s ‘Seventy Four’ with its spluttered sporadic melodies), Ben Klock and Zomby; to the polished percussion of Roska, Madd Slinky and Altered Natives, Martyn segues the tracks with a natural flair, blending rhythms emphatically, letting tried and tested productions like his own ‘Vancouver’ fuse wonderfully with brand new pieces like fellow Dutch producer 2562’s ‘Flashback.’
"Fabric on Saturdays is mostly about four-to-the-floor; my music may not always be so straight up but at the root of it all there's my house/techno background. I just think it’s interesting to show people how diverse music can be, if you make an effort and play a variety of things, some house alongside dubstep or instrumental hip hop. I will just have to make it work in this ‘Saturday vibe’. For me fabric 50 is sort of a temporary moment in time rather than the definitive Martyn mix, because I have been gigging so much over the past year, my sound has gradually moved a little bit more to straight up house and techno related music."
http://ping.fm/Jvepi
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 4: Hardfloor on Ceoltronic Radio
I had Hardfloor on the show back in November after their gig with Electric Shock in the Twisted Pepper. Probably the best gig I saw in Dublin in 2009 to be fair. So I featured their interview and a few of their tracks on the show. I was live in the mix for the two hours so you can catch loads of promos etc beforehand too.
http://ping.fm/6IlAY
http://ping.fm/6IlAY
Monday, January 11, 2010
DJ3000 interview on Ceoltronic Radio - RTE Pulse
Back in September I had DJ3000 on my show for a chat. I decided to upload the interview seeing as Frankie is playing in Dublin with myself on the 29th of January in the Good Bits in Dublin.
http://ping.fm/aEI9F
http://ping.fm/aEI9F
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Ceoltronic Podcast 2: A Day with Minus - Celebrating 4 years of Ceoltronic Radio
To mark 4 years of Ceoltronic Radio and 1 year of RTE Pulse being on the airwaves, I did a feature called "a Day with Minus", based on Minus events at the ADE this year. This was the second part of my ADE coverage. On Friday the 23rd of October (09); from 3 in the afternoon to about 6 in the morning I covered a number of different Minus activities over the course of the day and interviewed Richie Hawtin, Magda, Ambivalent, Barem and Ali Demirel.
My day started with Richie’s panel at the ADE itself, then onto the GSUS store where Richie played alongside Magda and Ambivalent. From there I went to the preview show of the "Making Contakt" DVD documentary on the Minus Contakt tour. The DVD was followed by a Q&A with Richie and Ali Demirel (Visual Artist). This took place at prominent Amsterdam club "Melkweg" (I have to say the food in there was great). Minus Contakt is a cutting edge and revolutionary live show concept that swept Europe last year with critical acclaim. Having witnessed it myself at the ADE last year I can honestly say it is one of the single most inspirational live shows I have ever seen in electronic music.
To finish the night up then I went to the Minus showcase at the Powerzone. Artists performing on the night included Richie, Magda, Ambivalent, HOBO, JPLS, Fabrio Maurizi and Ali Demirel.
Ceoltronic is now broadcasting on Thursday nights from 22-24:00 GMT as part of the new RTE Pulse schedule for 2010. www.rte.ie/pulse
Link: http://ping.fm/J4gNy
My day started with Richie’s panel at the ADE itself, then onto the GSUS store where Richie played alongside Magda and Ambivalent. From there I went to the preview show of the "Making Contakt" DVD documentary on the Minus Contakt tour. The DVD was followed by a Q&A with Richie and Ali Demirel (Visual Artist). This took place at prominent Amsterdam club "Melkweg" (I have to say the food in there was great). Minus Contakt is a cutting edge and revolutionary live show concept that swept Europe last year with critical acclaim. Having witnessed it myself at the ADE last year I can honestly say it is one of the single most inspirational live shows I have ever seen in electronic music.
To finish the night up then I went to the Minus showcase at the Powerzone. Artists performing on the night included Richie, Magda, Ambivalent, HOBO, JPLS, Fabrio Maurizi and Ali Demirel.
Ceoltronic is now broadcasting on Thursday nights from 22-24:00 GMT as part of the new RTE Pulse schedule for 2010. www.rte.ie/pulse
Link: http://ping.fm/J4gNy
Just uploaded the Minus show from December. Features Richie, Magda, Barem and Ambivalent..
http://ping.fm/fLdBh
http://ping.fm/fLdBh
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