Electronic Music NewsKjwan Rubber Inc. and Super Pinoy power
The News Review:
- Kjwan Rubber Inc. and Super Pinoy power
- Winnipeg concertgoers evacuated after bomb threats
- The Deep End offers teen nightlife
Kjwan Rubber Inc. and Super Pinoy power
Inquirer.net – Aug 24, 2007
‘s acclaimed performance at a music festival in Germany. Composed of Malek Lopez and Noel de Brackinghe the talented duo has been collaborating on a musical project with the Berlin-based DJ brothers Andi and Hannes Teichmann. Next month the Teichmann Brothers are coming to town for the Manila leg of “Soundscapes: Electronic Music in Southeast Asia Australia and New Zealand” a unique music project that spans nine cities. It all began last year when top German DJ Hans Nieswandt visited nine cities in the region scouting for talent uncovering regional trends and meeting with local artists while playing special gigs along the way. Upon his return to Germany Nieswandt selected one artist per country to participate in the second installment of his ambitious project: A collaboration between his chosen artists and German DJs. As the Philippine representatives Rubber Inc.
Winnipeg concertgoers evacuated after bomb threats
Canada.com – Aug 24, 2007
“He has a rabid fan base which views him as a demigod. However his position as the King of Trance has also made him the No. ne target of electronic music lovers who feel he is more about image than he is about substance” Uptown wrote. Police don’t know if the bomb threats were linked directly to Tiesto’s performance. 911 dispatchers received the first telephone threat from a man just before midnight from a payphone in the east end of the city followed about 30 minutes later by a second call of a similar nature. Police took the calls seriously and dispatched an identification unit to both scenes in an attempt to collect forensic evidence from the phones. If caught the culprit would likely face a mischief charge which carries a maximum sentence of five years.
The Deep End offers teen nightlife
North Lake Tahoe Bonanza – Aug 24, 2007
The Deep End was first slated to open its doors earlier this summer but was delayed by the construction and permitting process. The club will operate year-round on the weekends and on Wednesday and Thursday nights when school is not in session. Besides the owner and a few adult volunteers teens staff the operation – DJ’s spin hip-hop and electronic music bouncers man the door and servers pour non-alcoholic beverages. nce club owners receive further permitting The Deep End will also serve food. Rent is notoriously expensive in Tahoe City and Saunders said he is apprehensive about launching late in the summer but hopeful the local teenagers will frequent his club. "I’m opening up right now in the slow time. But there are a lot of kids up here.