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The well-known Ibizan businessman, Pepe Roselló, plans to open a musical restaurant in the Ses Variades area of Sant Antoni next season according to Periodico de Ibiza. This was confirmed by Roselló himself to Periódico de Ibiza.
Earlier this year, gossipy tidbits about the dance club's revival circulated, Roselló declared at that time: "It will be Space".
Pepe Roselló, the Space Ibiza owner plans to reopen the club in 2022
It is a restaurant on the seafront, in the Posta de Sol building: Space Sun Beach. Roselló explains that the restaurant's menu will be based on raw materials of extreme quality, with fresh local produce.
With the start-up of this place, Roselló acknowledges that it will be a place that will be very reminiscent of Space, but “above all it will be a testimony to the musical legacy that José Padilla left us.
Presently, we realize that Space Ibiza will get back to the White Isle as a music themed restaurant and bar called Space Sun Beach situated on the Sunset Strip inside Posta del Sol at San Antonio. Obviously, the amazing occasions will likewise return under another name 'Sundays at Space.'
He also prefers to wait before confirming the name of the star DJ of the party, it is enough to know Pepe Roselló to be able to have clear suspicions of who he will be.
Presently, Roselló seems to have affirmed its return with image arising on the web of the structure where Space Sun Beach, Space's new music-themed bar and eatery, will be introduced. The image shows a banner across the structure perusing: "Space Ibiza Dance, coming soon”".
Also a picture of Space's logo has showed up on a huge screen, on the Hard Rock Hotel in Playa d'en Bossa, with 'coming soon' composed under.
Didn’t see this coming. A massive new twist in the ‘Space Ibiza’ story. Click here for full details👇 #Ibiza https://t.co/NvbhjlvfaG
— Martin Makepeace (@MartinMakepeace) November 6, 2021
Charlotte will play an exclusive, 10 hour all-night set that will allow her to dig deep into every corner of her collection and serve up the sort of thrilling, genre-blurring sets she has become so well known for. Says Charlotte, “One of the few things that kept me sane during the past 18 months was keeping up to date with new music that got released.
I’ll be playing 10 HOURS LONG in February! Pre sale starts Monday 25th October at 18h (CEST), general on sale starts Tuesday 26th October at 10h (CEST) 😎🇧🇪 https://t.co/INWJ2qEj5R pic.twitter.com/mq1jbPJ94d
— Charlotte de Witte (@CharlottedWitte) October 19, 2021
The celebration has said that this subject will "investigate the groundbreaking force of dreams, both exacting and metaphorical, and commend the visionaries who divert this strong energy in enlightening, frequently strange, here and there extraordinary ways."
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After a long hazy blur of pandemic insomnia, unanchored in time and adrift between sleeping and waking, it’s time to start imagining the future again. And with exactly that in mind, we’re excited to reveal this year’s Burning Man theme: “Waking Dreams.”
At BRC 2022, we will explore the transformative power
of dreams, both literal and figurative, and celebrate the dreamers who
channel this potent energy in eye-opening, often surrealistic, sometimes
life-changing ways. For what is Black Rock City if not a collective
manifestation of the community’s dreams?
“That reintegration of dreaming and waking consciousness that fuels surrealism also sounds a lot like how many people describe their Burning Man experience, as a sort of waking dream… It is a signature aspect of Burning Man culture that we transform our dreams into actions in the world. Not just an inner transformation but an externalization of that vision, bending the arc of reality toward the fantastic and bringing the world along for the ride.”
It is a signature aspect of Burning Man culture that we transform our dreams into actions in the world. Not just an inner transformation but an externalization of that vision, bending the arc of reality toward the fantastic and bringing the world along for the ride.
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After a long hazy blur of pandemic insomnia, unanchored in time and adrift between sleeping and waking, it’s time to start imagining the future again. And with exactly that in mind, we’re excited to reveal this year’s Burning Man theme: “Waking Dreams.” ✨https://t.co/oBfh1vKQR7
— Burning Man Project (@burningman) October 14, 2021
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Hailing from Naples by way of Russia, Anfisa Letyago is quickly becoming one of techno’s most talked about new talents.Young, talented, charming and charismatic, Anfisa Letyago is rapidly becoming one of the breakout stars of tomorrow.
Her musical journey began almost 10 years ago in her home town of Naples where she first began to experiment with Djing and productions, driven by pure passion. Fast forward to 2016 where she dropped her first release on the iconic dutch label Spinnin’ Records alongside Leroy Styles. ‘Stop Talking’ would eventually pave the way for her introduction into the world of electronic music, demonstrating her versatility as an artist and ability to stand out.
Proving her prowess behind the decks from the get go, Anfisa has performed around the world alongside some of the biggest names in the game, such as Radio Slave, Pan-Pot, DJ Pierre to name a few
Breakthrough DJ/producer of 2019: “Anfisa Letyago. I’m gonna put her on at Ultra next year, she’s a really talented live performer” - Carl Cox, DJ Mag, powered by Beatport.
The past couple of years have seen Anfisa hone her talents and perfect her craft by pushing boundaries, experimenting and constantly evolving.
Her productions have won the support of many prolific fellow DJ’s such as Adam Beyer, Charlotte De Witte and the aforementioned Carl Cox who has gone on to be an ardent backer of her music by signing her 2 EP’s, ‘So Good’ and ‘Catch the Spirit’ to his higher regarded Intec label.
Track list:
1 Durosai - 143 In My G37
2 Lacchesi & Mac Declos - Give It To Me (Nelly X-Rated Edit)
3 Space Cruising Kid Creme
Watch the videos.
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Nina Kraviz wrote about the original track: I wrote "Skyscrapers" on one of my long trips to a far away country. It
is a love song. It is about missing someone very much even if you don't
always get along and agree on things. In moments like that you just want
to run away .. as fast as you can .. only to feel like you want to come
back 5 minutes later..
Here are some useful information about the artists:
Solomun also hosted two residencies in Ibiza, Spain, in 2016—Solomun +1 at Pacha and Solomun +1 live at Ushuaia and Destino. He has played at events like Ultra Europe, Exit Festival, Melt! Festival,Tomorrowland, and Movement Croatia in 2016 and 2017, also in Hungexpo in 2018.
Kraviz was born and raised in Irkutsk, Siberia, Russia. She moved to Moscow to study dentistry where she later gained her residency. Kraviz released her self-titled debut album in February 2012 through the Rekids record label, to mixed-positive reviews. Kraviz started her own record label in 2014, named трип
Watch Solomun's epic five hours closing Dj set at Exit Festival 2021 (tracklist)
You can watch Solomun playing the track at the 3rd slide.
Techno Viking is an internet phenomenon or meme based on a video from the 2000 technoparade in Berlin, Germany.
The camera is on a group of dancing people with a blue-haired woman in front. A man stumbles into the scene grabbing the woman. A bare-chested man (known colloquially as the Techno Viking) wearing a Mjölnir pendant enters the scene while turning to that man.
He grabs him by the arms and the camera follows, showing the confrontation. The bare-chested man pushes the guy back in the direction he came. He looks at him sternly and then points his finger at him, ensuring he behaves.
Then the camera follows the bare-chested man as the techno parade continues. Another observer comes from the back of the scene offering an inverted bottle of water to him. As the situation calms down, the bare-chested man starts to dance down Rosenthaler Straße to techno music.
Watch the Imitations below.
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