Fri November 22, 2013
Poolside DJ set (Day & Night Recordings/ LA)
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La Boite & UNI4RM present:
Poolside DJ set (Day & Night Recordings/ LA)
Pacific Disco (La Boite)
Papa Lu (UNI4RM/ Night Moves)
Poolside like to do things literally. The Los Angeles duo of Filip Nikolic and Jeffrey Paradise named their "daytime disco" project after their poolside home studio. (They aspire to parlay their success into DJing high-end pool parties.) And "daytime disco" happens to be a highly accurate description of their album, Pacific Standard Time- over an hour of supine and serotonin-spiked grooves that are simultaneously utilitarian and engrossing. It's music for when you're too comfortably situated in a beach chair to dance, but you certainly wouldn't mind watching other people do it.
After years of toughing it out as studio rats and sidemen, the pair began Poolside as an expectation-free reaction to the MDMA-laced electro they found themselves alienated by as DJs. The Danish-born Nikolic played bass in Junior Senior and Ima Robot, started the short-lived nu-rave duo Guns N' Bombs, and co-produced the most recent Bonde Do Rolê album. Paradise DJ'd in San Francisco after a stint in the Calculators, the band that would spawn the Rapture. In Poolside, Nikolic became the singer because it was easy, and if James Murphy didn't start dropping their Balearic cover of Neil Young's "Harvest Moon" in his DJ sets earlier this year, they'd probably have called it a day. "We were slightly drunk when we were making the album- it's very relaxed in that sense," says Nikolic. "I think it translates."
RSVP @ https://www.uni4rm.com for $10 entry before 11pm
Poolside: https://soundcloud.com/poolside
Pacific Disco: https://soundcloud.com/pacificdisco
Papa Lu: https://soundcloud.com/papa-lu
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Poolside DJ set (Day & Night Recordings/ LA)
Pacific Disco (La Boite)
Papa Lu (UNI4RM/ Night Moves)
Poolside like to do things literally. The Los Angeles duo of Filip Nikolic and Jeffrey Paradise named their "daytime disco" project after their poolside home studio. (They aspire to parlay their success into DJing high-end pool parties.) And "daytime disco" happens to be a highly accurate description of their album, Pacific Standard Time- over an hour of supine and serotonin-spiked grooves that are simultaneously utilitarian and engrossing. It's music for when you're too comfortably situated in a beach chair to dance, but you certainly wouldn't mind watching other people do it.
After years of toughing it out as studio rats and sidemen, the pair began Poolside as an expectation-free reaction to the MDMA-laced electro they found themselves alienated by as DJs. The Danish-born Nikolic played bass in Junior Senior and Ima Robot, started the short-lived nu-rave duo Guns N' Bombs, and co-produced the most recent Bonde Do Rolê album. Paradise DJ'd in San Francisco after a stint in the Calculators, the band that would spawn the Rapture. In Poolside, Nikolic became the singer because it was easy, and if James Murphy didn't start dropping their Balearic cover of Neil Young's "Harvest Moon" in his DJ sets earlier this year, they'd probably have called it a day. "We were slightly drunk when we were making the album- it's very relaxed in that sense," says Nikolic. "I think it translates."
RSVP @ https://www.uni4rm.com for $10 entry before 11pm
Poolside: https://soundcloud.com/poolside
Pacific Disco: https://soundcloud.com/pacificdisco
Papa Lu: https://soundcloud.com/papa-lu
La Boite & UNI4RM present:
Poolside DJ set (Day & Night Recordings/ LA)
Pacific Disco (La Boite)
Papa Lu (UNI4RM/ Night Moves)
Poolside like to do things literally. The Los Angeles duo of Filip Nikolic and Jeffrey Paradise named their "daytime disco" project after their poolside home studio. (They aspire to parlay their success into DJing high-end pool parties.) And "daytime disco" happens to be a highly accurate description of their album, Pacific Standard Time- over an hour of supine and serotonin-spiked grooves that are simultaneously utilitarian and engrossing. It's music for when you're too comfortably situated in a beach chair to dance, but you certainly wouldn't mind watching other people do it.
After years of toughing it out as studio rats and sidemen, the pair began Poolside as an expectation-free reaction to the MDMA-laced electro they found themselves alienated by as DJs. The Danish-born Nikolic played bass in Junior Senior and Ima Robot, started the short-lived nu-rave duo Guns N' Bombs, and co-produced the most recent Bonde Do Rolê album. Paradise DJ'd in San Francisco after a stint in the Calculators, the band that would spawn the Rapture. In Poolside, Nikolic became the singer because it was easy, and if James Murphy didn't start dropping their Balearic cover of Neil Young's "Harvest Moon" in his DJ sets earlier this year, they'd probably have called it a day. "We were slightly drunk when we were making the album- it's very relaxed in that sense," says Nikolic. "I think it translates."
RSVP @ https://www.uni4rm.com for $10 entry before 11pm
Poolside: https://soundcloud.com/poolside
Pacific Disco: https://soundcloud.com/pacificdisco
Papa Lu: https://soundcloud.com/papa-lu
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Poolside DJ set (Day & Night Recordings/ LA)
Pacific Disco (La Boite)
Papa Lu (UNI4RM/ Night Moves)
Poolside like to do things literally. The Los Angeles duo of Filip Nikolic and Jeffrey Paradise named their "daytime disco" project after their poolside home studio. (They aspire to parlay their success into DJing high-end pool parties.) And "daytime disco" happens to be a highly accurate description of their album, Pacific Standard Time- over an hour of supine and serotonin-spiked grooves that are simultaneously utilitarian and engrossing. It's music for when you're too comfortably situated in a beach chair to dance, but you certainly wouldn't mind watching other people do it.
After years of toughing it out as studio rats and sidemen, the pair began Poolside as an expectation-free reaction to the MDMA-laced electro they found themselves alienated by as DJs. The Danish-born Nikolic played bass in Junior Senior and Ima Robot, started the short-lived nu-rave duo Guns N' Bombs, and co-produced the most recent Bonde Do Rolê album. Paradise DJ'd in San Francisco after a stint in the Calculators, the band that would spawn the Rapture. In Poolside, Nikolic became the singer because it was easy, and if James Murphy didn't start dropping their Balearic cover of Neil Young's "Harvest Moon" in his DJ sets earlier this year, they'd probably have called it a day. "We were slightly drunk when we were making the album- it's very relaxed in that sense," says Nikolic. "I think it translates."
RSVP @ https://www.uni4rm.com for $10 entry before 11pm
Poolside: https://soundcloud.com/poolside
Pacific Disco: https://soundcloud.com/pacificdisco
Papa Lu: https://soundcloud.com/papa-lu
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361 11th St. , San Francisco, CA 94103
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