First release for 2013 with a solid new release by Dane Kim Kemi. This pack comes with 2 fantastic remixes by veterans Lil Mark and Brett Johnson!!!
Bio: Kim Kemi
Kim Kemi likes to get really close to the crowd. "I like to play at small places because of the intensity. When you get that close to people, you can watch their faces and really see when you catch them with your music. That kind of interaction is awesome."
His dj name fittingly depicts the intense chemistry between him and the audience. He performs behind the decks when he plays, transforming his delight in the music and the extra energy he receives from the crowd into sizzling bursts of enthusiasm and joy. He will bounce about like a live wire, a crazy bomb of energy. He will pull the audience into his sets and look like the happiest dj you have ever seen. Still, the word "melancholy" keeps popping up, when he talks about what moves and inspires him.
His interest in electronic music was sparked by a Prodigy concert in Copenhagen in the beginning of the 90s. Before that, he was mainly into thrash and death metal.
The electronic sounds of Spooky, Depeche Mode, New Order, Bryan Ferry, BoyTronic, Yello and Tricky took over, and he started frequenting the parties of the emerging electronic scene of Copenhagen.
In 1997, he started dj'ing. Four years later, he met fellow electro afficianado Amox, and they released their first record ("Me So Horny") in 2004 on Lasergun Rec. Over the next five years, Mr. Kemi & Amox released several records on Lasergun, Mis Rec, Gold Und Liebe, Opossum and Darek. Later on they changed their name to 2 Working Donkeys and released another two records on Opossum and one on Darek. Kim Kemi's strong bond to Berlin was established when he ran his own monthly club night - Zink Club - at Sternradio from 2006 to 2007. Since then, he has played at Panorama Bar, Deep, Polar TV, Sage Club, Sternradio, Watergate, Arena Club, Bar25, Golden Gate and at the Love Parade in Berlin.
His groovy, deep and sexy sound, which he likes to describe as futuristic disco-techno, has given him dj-gigs all over the world (from Chile, Italy, Iceland to Schwitzerland and Spain), and he has run regular club nights at the best clubs in Copenhagen, like Culture Box,Dunkel, Jolene and KB18.
His newest project is PhonoKemi, teaming up with fellow Dane and friend Jacob Phono, releasing tracks on Highgrade Rec., Fantastic Friends and Bump Music.
They also run the bi-monthly club night "De To Spillemaend" at Dunkel in Copenhagen - a club night dedicated to pulling the crowd through a multitude of different genres, mixing and blending high quality stuff from the 80s to the present. And the intimate dancefloor and late opening hours of Dunkel suits his style and the mood he wants to achieve perfectly.
"I like to play the late morning sets", he says. "Where people get extra sensitive and really let themselves be pulled into the music".
And somehow, while the sun is rising and he is pulling the crowd into his set, he will, despite his many years of experience, manage to look like he just discovered how mindblowingly great electronic music is. Because of sheer enthusiasm. And it's contagious.
Bio: Kim Kemi
Kim Kemi likes to get really close to the crowd. "I like to play at small places because of the intensity. When you get that close to people, you can watch their faces and really see when you catch them with your music. That kind of interaction is awesome."
His dj name fittingly depicts the intense chemistry between him and the audience. He performs behind the decks when he plays, transforming his delight in the music and the extra energy he receives from the crowd into sizzling bursts of enthusiasm and joy. He will bounce about like a live wire, a crazy bomb of energy. He will pull the audience into his sets and look like the happiest dj you have ever seen. Still, the word "melancholy" keeps popping up, when he talks about what moves and inspires him.
His interest in electronic music was sparked by a Prodigy concert in Copenhagen in the beginning of the 90s. Before that, he was mainly into thrash and death metal.
The electronic sounds of Spooky, Depeche Mode, New Order, Bryan Ferry, BoyTronic, Yello and Tricky took over, and he started frequenting the parties of the emerging electronic scene of Copenhagen.
In 1997, he started dj'ing. Four years later, he met fellow electro afficianado Amox, and they released their first record ("Me So Horny") in 2004 on Lasergun Rec. Over the next five years, Mr. Kemi & Amox released several records on Lasergun, Mis Rec, Gold Und Liebe, Opossum and Darek. Later on they changed their name to 2 Working Donkeys and released another two records on Opossum and one on Darek. Kim Kemi's strong bond to Berlin was established when he ran his own monthly club night - Zink Club - at Sternradio from 2006 to 2007. Since then, he has played at Panorama Bar, Deep, Polar TV, Sage Club, Sternradio, Watergate, Arena Club, Bar25, Golden Gate and at the Love Parade in Berlin.
His groovy, deep and sexy sound, which he likes to describe as futuristic disco-techno, has given him dj-gigs all over the world (from Chile, Italy, Iceland to Schwitzerland and Spain), and he has run regular club nights at the best clubs in Copenhagen, like Culture Box,Dunkel, Jolene and KB18.
His newest project is PhonoKemi, teaming up with fellow Dane and friend Jacob Phono, releasing tracks on Highgrade Rec., Fantastic Friends and Bump Music.
They also run the bi-monthly club night "De To Spillemaend" at Dunkel in Copenhagen - a club night dedicated to pulling the crowd through a multitude of different genres, mixing and blending high quality stuff from the 80s to the present. And the intimate dancefloor and late opening hours of Dunkel suits his style and the mood he wants to achieve perfectly.
"I like to play the late morning sets", he says. "Where people get extra sensitive and really let themselves be pulled into the music".
And somehow, while the sun is rising and he is pulling the crowd into his set, he will, despite his many years of experience, manage to look like he just discovered how mindblowingly great electronic music is. Because of sheer enthusiasm. And it's contagious.
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