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This week's entry to the Local Selection Mix Series welcomes esteemed Subject resident Niall Cleary. The massively talented and ever-consistent DJ has put forward a sensational mix featuring 57 tracks with a host of Irish and international talent throughout. Niall has been a key cog in the Dublin techno machine since the early 2000s when nights like Electric City and venues such as Redbox and the old Tivoli Theatre were in their prime. A student of the fast, loop-driven techno from the late 90s, and early 2000s eras, his sets are high energy, full of fast transitions and expert blends. Since late 2009, Niall has been a resident DJ with the renowned Subject events, playing alongside some of the biggest names in house, techno, and electro, as well as appearances at clubs and festivals such as District 8, Index, Twisted Pepper, Life, and Electric Picnic. Niall also holds a residency on Dublin Digital Radio where he plays alongside Mutate Events who host a bi-monthly techno show on Thursday nights where they focus on showcasing emerging and already-established Irish artists. Having played alongside techno stalwarts Dave Clarke, Paula Temple, Surgeon, DJ Bone, Jeff Mills, DVS1, Juan Atkins, Karenn, and more, Niall's pedigree in providing a classy warm-up set is frankly second to none. Niall's skill behind a pair of turntables is not restricted to serving up the starters, as he's been frequently found dishing out peak-time tools at numerous Irish festivals including Life Festival, Electric Picnic, and more. Niall's entry to the Local Selection features a range of brilliant artists that include SHDW & Obscure Shape, Alarico, Truncate, Lars Huismann, Tommy Holohan, Doug Cooney, Aero, Mode_1, Slam, Casper Hastings, and more throughout and just coming in at just over 2 hours in length. Making for a thoroughly enjoyable techno workout. Sorted. Niall Cleary -------------- SC: @niall-c-niall-cleary IG: www.instagram.com/_niallcleary_/ Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/ We're very excited to announce that we're partnering with electronic music platform Elevator Program, a music production platform and online community, helping producers crack the creative code needed to produce top-quality electronic music. We have a 25% discount available on all courses now when you use the discount FourFour25.

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 Web: www.fourfourmag.com/ The Local Selection series returns to the techno capital of Ireland, Mullingar, as Mutate boss man Jay Carroll steps for an impressive 2 hour mix with an array of techno delights. Jay began DJing at ripe age of 16 and by 18 he was asked to be resident at Disco Nouveau, a long running underground club night in his hometown of Mullingar. Fast forward a couple of years and he was invited to be resident at Twelfth Planet until he decided to begin his own journey as an independent promoter. With a career spanning well over a deacde Jay has graced some of Irelands most iconic venues such as; Tripod, The Tivoli Theatre, The Twisted Pepper and more. The Twisted Pepper (now Wigwam) has been home to many of Jay's show's and provided cathartic techno experiences for many punters. Since 2013 Mutate Events has been focused on bringing quality techno to Dublin with such artists as; Jeroen Search, Roman Lindau, Lewis Fautzi, Stefan Vincent, Abstract Division, Tensal, Abdulla Rashim, Tripeo, Mama Snake, Volvox, Amotik, Jamaica Suk, Rune Bagge, Héctor Oaks, Silent Servant, UVB, Charlton, RIVET along with many, many more. You get the jist…Jay most definitely knows what he's at. Working alongside and garnering support from some of the longest running nights Ireland has to offer such as Jamie Behan's Bastardo Electrico, Subject, Life Festival & Research, he has given his all to promoting a vibrant underground scene for the capital. He has a bi-weekly radio show on Ireland's number one online radio station, alongside his residents, UNTHINK, Corner, Exit the Void & Niall Cleary on Dublin Digital Radio, where he showcases the best upcoming talent Ireland's techno scene has to offer. This mix offers a slice of what Jay is all about, an ensemble of techno of various sorts rolled into a warped two hour trip. Jay made a point of playing unreleased music from various Irish producers including Aero, Fyun, David O'neil, Offtrack and more. A smooth yet carnivorous trip around Jay's back catalogue leaves the listener on the edge of their seat, unsure of what gnarly turn the mix might take next. This is the techno equivalent of a page turner novel.

Today we premiere a track from one of Ireland's most talented but also under rated producers, Dan Ryan. Dan is back with another monumental self release, channelling classical musical sampling and intertwining it with symphonic breaks. Dan Ryan is a Dublin native and has been making music for years, with some of his older tracks such as Housewerk from 2012 still finding their ways onto dance floors to this day. The Dublin native has been making tunes and self releasing them for over a decade. The somewhat elusive Dublin born producer was a resident at Mr.Jones in Twisted Pepper. Dans style is hard to nail down. But expect lots of vocal samples and breaks. Dan's track ‘Something Positive' was a bonafide homegrown lockdown classic. The 2020 self release was accompanied by arbitrary clips, they come together to create an enlightening movement through the track. The track received massive support and praise throughout the Irish music community and within Four Four Mag too. ‘Everything In Its Place' picks up exactly where Dan left off. The latest single is a bold and brilliant breakbeat take on classical music. A concession of spiralling strings swarm the track and create an uneasy but somewhat uplifting atmosphere. It's an excellent use of sampling and complements the breakbeats and powerful bass excellently. SC: https://soundcloud.com/danryan724 Four Four Magazine 
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We've a special Sunday night thumper this evening, as we host a mix from two of Ireland's fastest paced techno DJs on the circuit, Josh Reid and the mysterious DJ Frequency. From Dublin to now residing in Berlin, the two talented DJs come together to showcase their excellent taste, thrown into 2 hours of all vinyl pumping, electric and fast paced techno. Josh Reid started out in Dublin almost 10 years ago with sets at the now closed Sweeneys, The Twisted Pepper, Hangar and The Button Factory, it was here that Josh developed his trademark quick-fire mixing and sharp ability to engage even the toughest of crowds. A move to New Zealand followed shortly after where he continued to build his sonic library before relocating to Berlin, where he’s currently based. DJ Frequency is part of the balaclava bearing DJ ‘Digital Indecency’ duo and is known for his style and taste, which can be best described as fast, heavy, pounding, loopy and absolutely energising. Frequency's fast paced, choppy mixing is a modern day resurgence of the 90’s techno style which he is inspired by. This bangs. Josh Red. SC: @josh-reid-3 FB: www.facebook.com/Josh-Reid-1047610075329683/ DJ Frequency. SC: user-227367470 FB: www.facebook.com/djfreqboi Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

This week on SME Sessions, myself and Jamie Heaslip are chatting

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/major-problems A resident at Dublin's reputed nightclub Twisted Pepper and not-to-miss three-day event Out To Lunch, Barry Redsetta also captains the excellent Major Problems. With a stunning self-titled debut from on-the-rise local producer DJ Après Ski on the horizon, Barry steps up with a polyamorous combine of ganjah-flavoured grooves, Afro-folk polyrhythms and fruity disco nectars. Lock in!

Recorded at our very last Banter event at the Twisted Pepper in Middle Abbey Street before the venue closed, a huge crowd turned out to hear us talk about the future of food shopping and supermarkets. Our panelists were Henry Dummer (director of marketing Tesco), Rachel Firth (general manager Fallon & Byrne), Joe Doyle (founder Donnybrook Fair) and Norman Rides (general manager Dublin Food Co-Op) and they talked at great length about what they see coming down the line about how we buy our food.

Eoghan, Aisling, and Caoilian are back to talk about the news that Twisted Pepper is going to close as a music venue. They talk why it's closing, whether it's part of a larger trend - and what's causing the trend - and they reminisce about their favourite (hazy, can-filled) memories. Then Caoilian and Aisling chat to Brigid Power-Ryce about playing music, gigging with Peter Broderick, and the influence of jazz on her music. You can contact us on Twitter @tpoeblog, @caoilisnjsure, and @aisooooo

Paul Reynolds reporting on the death of Ana Hick who collapsed and died outside the Twisted Pepper nightclub on Middle Abbey Street.

We were chuffed to bits to welcome Matthew E White to Banter earlier this month. It was the last engagement in his current European tour and he joined us in Dublin’s Twisted Pepper for an evening of music and words. He talks about his two albums to date, his work with the Spacebomb collective in Richmond, Virginia and goes deep about the motivation behind his songs. Thanks a million to Liza Geddes at Friction PR and Colleen Moloney and Harry Martin at Domino Records for all their help in setting this up.

This is our penultimate podcast for the year and it’s a good one because it's our now traditional Review of the Year podcast. Recorded the other week at the Twisted Pepper in Dublin, it features Rory O’Neill AKA Panti, Mick Wallace TD, Louise McSharry from 2fm and journalist Ann Marie Hourihane reviewing and rewinding the stories that caught their eye and the nation’s attention over the last 12 months. From Irish Water and the gardai to Pantigate and Garth Brooks and much more besides, it’s all here.

There was a full house at the Twisted Pepper a few weeks ago for our action-packed discussion on the question of Dublin's creative edge. Prompted by an Irish Times column by Una Mullally which claimed that Dublin no longer had a cutting edge when it came to creativity, our panel - Sinead Kelly from Hunt & Gather, Richard Seabrooke from Thinkhouse and Offset, Dave Smith from MABOS and Una herself - chewed the fat about what’s working and what’s not in the capital city when it comes to artistic and cultural innovation. And, as always at Banter, we’d also some lively contributions from the audience.

We'd a very lively and informative discussion around the issue of privacy in our always-on world as part our regular run of shows at the Twisted Pepper in Dublin a few weeks ago. Our panel of Irish Independent associate and legal editor Dearbhail McDonald, 2fm broadcaster Rick O’Shea, The Journal and Daily Edge journalist Fiona Hyde and clinical psychologist Mark Smith talked about everything from Irish Water’s PPS number grab to online anonymity and everything inbetween.

Brian Kerr has appeared on a Banter stage before and we were delighted to have him back for a weekend of sports talks and interviews which happened earlier this year in the Twisted Pepper in Dublin. Hear the former international and club manager and current pundit for RTÉ, Setanta Sports and others talk at length and quite candidly about the trade of the manager.

We had a huge turnout at the Twisted Pepper last month for 'Covering the City', our look at media coverage in the capital, as part of the ongoing 'Living for the City' series. Our panel for the night were Niall Harbison, the founder of Lovin Dublin; Ian Lamont, editor of Totally Dublin; Kate Coleman, editor of Le Cool Dublin and James Redmond from Rabble magazine. Over the course of the evening, we prodded and poked how the media cover what’s going on in the city, what Dubliners want from their media about the place they call home and why stuff which should be covered in the capital often is not. A Bantercast which features some lively contributions from the audience too! You'll find a full transcript of this Banter at The Quarter - thanks to Mike Ussher for the hard work

Say hello to the great Dawn O'Porter. The writer and TV presenter paid a visit to Banter at the Twisted Pepper in Dublin recently to talk about her new book 'Goose', her love for vintage clothes and a lot of other matters too, as you'll hear. The interview was hosted by journalist and author Anna Carey.

The Irish have been a massive part of my luck! Thanks to my co-pilot on this live set, Mark Murphy a/k/a DJ Scope. Who is playing what? Who cares? http://www.choicecuts.com/blog/serve-qool-with-a-twist/ http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?69279 Please enjoy Scope's Sly & Dunbar mix! http://www.choicecuts.com/podcast/a-dunbar-and-shakespeare-excursion#top that's what Scope does, here's what Mark Murphy does http://www.choicecuts.com/ Slainte ... a couple of hours away is this town called Limerick http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2012-06-05T07_06_02-07_00

Here at Groovement Soul HQ we are delighted to have the talented Andre Lodemann laying down an exclusive guest mix to kick off our new podcast show. On Saturday 23rd of April Groovement Soul will be back in the basement of the Twisted Pepper & will be joined by a very special guest and one of the most exciting DJ's/Producers on the House scene at the moment - Mr Andre Lodemann (Best Works - Berlin). Andre's work really caught our attention in 2010 with his absolute classic remix of Omar's - Lay it Down and we've been paying close attention ever since! With his unmistakable trademark Deep Electronic Groove's, it's right up Groovement Souls street and we can not wait for him to bring it to the basement of the Twisted Pepper on April 23rd. Exclusive GS Interview with AndreQuestions by Colin Leopold and Keith DaltonQ: You've lived in Berlin for x amount of years, working and having fun. If I had 24 hours in the city, how would you recommend I spend it?A: A lot of  people who come to Berlin are here to party. Of course Berlin boasts great clubs such as Weekend, Watergate, Berghain, etc. but Berlin also has other great sites to see. I love the canals and parks in Berlin. You can take a boat through the whole city and you can play soccer in the beautiful parks here. I also like to check second hand records stores and look for things that inspire me. For the evenings programming there are great bars and restaurants to visit in different areas in the city such as Friedrichshain, were I live. Q: With people less willing to pay for music and a lot more people making it, do you think it's harder to make a living from it? What's the worst job you've had to do to support your music career? A: For me things have been different. I have been djing over 20 years now and always had a regular job as a socialworker taking care of juveniles. It was a fullfilling job that I loved. But due to my passion for music I decided to quit the job 2 years ago to concentrate myself 100% on music production and dejaying. And since I quit I have been very lucky to be able to live from my music. I feel gratefull to have this possibility. Q: What's your favourite city or club to have played in recently and why?A: I actually had a great gig in Essen, Germany a few weeks ago. I played over 5 hours and the crowd was to my surprise very open to deep music and the trip I took them on. Clubwise I also really enjoyed Prater Sauna in Vienna and Bob Beaman in Munich. I look forward to playing Trouw in Amsterdam soon as I heard great things about it. Q: A lot of countries and scenes have put their own spin on house music in the last few years, what do you think makes it such a rich source of inspiration for DJs and producers?A: House music is open to all kinds of influences. It is a universal language that everyone can speak in their own dialect. 

 Q: Do all the records you play when you are djing have to have an element of soul in them.A: Of course. Q: What type of house music do you think we will be listening to in 2020?A: I can’t really tell you what is going to happen . At least my vision and hope would be that house music receives more muscial richness leaving the tool-approach behind. Q: Who would you love to collaborate with from any scene or genre?A: I would love to work with Mark Hollis of Talk Talk. And also Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays. Q: Are you quite an ambitious person - what's your main goal or goals for 2011?A: I am ambitious but honestly my goal for 2011 is to reduce my work and enjoy daily life more. Q: Have you been to Dublin before? What are you expecting from Groovement Soul on the night? Any treats in store etc?
A: From dj friends I hear that Dublin and Ireland love House-Music. I expect a cool crowd. As to treats I just finished a few remixes and new tracks (Freerange, Room with A View) that I intend to play in my set. Q: Who's going to be big in 2011 apart from you obviously?A: Steffi. Tracklist01. Flowers and Sea Creatures - A.M. (Ewan Pearson Re-Edit) - Buzzin Fly02. Downtown Party Network - We Are Cats (MarioBasanov and Vidis Redo) - Loudeast Records03. Studnitzky - Hauke (Atjazz Base Elements Mix) - Best Works Records04. Vakula - Ring of Night (Andre Lodemann Remix) - Best Works Records05. Kruse & Nuernberg ft. NathalieClaude - More And More - Kolour06. Vincenzo - The Clearing - Dessous07. Prommer and Barck - Everything (Prommer + Barck Remix) - Derwin08. Creative Swing Alliance - Now (Loving You) - MCDE09. Norman Nodge - The Happenstance - Ostgut10. 6th Borough Project - Changin' - Delusions of Grandeur11. Bassfort - The Street Is My World (Piano Mix) - Freerange

On May 30th this year we were delighted to have Marc Ashken headline the FVF residency at POGO alongside Metrotek in the Twisted Pepper. Marc's set was recorded live exclusively for the FVF podcast series. In addition to this podcast Marc has a highly anticipated release upcoming for FVF010 entitled 'Just A Groove'. The EP features a host of remixers namely: Miro Pajic, Saso Recyd, IAMAMF, Lee Foss, Pawas, Alex Cappelli & Leonardo Gonnelli.

The eighth edition in the FVF Podcast Series is by Heron (DE). Heron plays the FVF Label night (alongside FVF stalwart, Al Blayney) at POGO in Twisted Pepper on Saturday March 14th '09. This is just a little taster of what to expect. Heron will feature on our ninth EP, FVF009 where he remixes for Alexx Wolfe on the Fear Nothing EP. Heron has previously released on labels such as Supdub, Klique, Mainline and his very own label, Limikola. Watch this space!

On the 31st of January 2009 Lado made the trip to Dublin from Tbilisi to play the FVF label night at Pogo in the Twisted Pepper. On the warm up was local rising star, Hugo Johnson. Lado quite simply rocked the place and his set was recorded live from the club. This set was also broadcast on RTE Pulse Radio by Will Kinsella on his show Ceoltronic which also features an exclusive interview with Lado, Sjaakflut and Matt from FVF. This set comes as our new VA release, FVF007 Fiends & Family Volume II, hits Beatport. This bumper VA features a multitude of tracks from the likes of Sjaakflut, Siphon, Pheek, Alexx Wolfe & Sabb, Donk Boys, Metrotek, EC50, QiK & Station F. Watch out for upcoming tracks and releases from EC50, Alexx Wolfe, Heron, Miro Pajic and Marc Ashken... Let the good times roll.

Hugo Johnson has been well known to Dublin's club and party scene for some time now. Having played at many FVF after-parties and raves, not to mention gigs for Electric City and Bodytonic, Hugo was asked to join the FVF rotation in early 2008. He has outperformed on every occasion, most recently rocking Bodytonic's New Year's Day party in the Bernard Shaw. You can catch his next FVF appearance in Dublin on Saturday Jan 31st in the Twisted Pepper where he is due to support FVF's wonder kid from Tblisi, Lado.

Long time FVF resident Al Blayney is well known for his warm up sets at the FVF Label nights in Dublin. He has previously played alongside Siphon, Sjaakflut and Miss Fitz and will be playing the upcoming New Year's Eve Party in the Twisted Pepper where FVF host together with Pogo and Electric City. This podcast takes the tempo down a notch with some very fresh house and techno. Enjoy.