THIS IS NOT A DISCO PARTY

DASHA RUSH - Live Set (Fullpanda)

Born in Russia, Dasha Rush has spent most of her time between Paris, London and Tokyo, exploring emotional and technological aspects of electronic music,as well as symbiosis and conflicts between sound and other artistic expressions. In end of the year 2004 she seriously approached dance floor music, and created a new record label called “Fullpanda“. Her first release was quite successful, and the track “Shtirlitz“ appeared in various dj’s charts. In 2006 appeared “Forms Ain’t Formats“. In her debut album Dasha combines dancefloor rythms and bass lines with expiremental soundscapes, mixinig cold industrial sounds with a minimalist atmosphere. This release provoked numerous reactions and reviews from international music magazines, djs, producers as well as several following Ep’s. At the moment Dasha Rush perform mostly Live acts and from time to time also dj sets. Otherwise she is developing her Label, and producing other artists.

MYAKO - DJ Set (Martialfunk / Funkenclub)

Coming from Nantes, France, Anais Myako is certainly one of the “enfants terribles“ of the french clubbing scene. Called by the french music press “the rising star of the Nantes electronic scene“ the young dj and producer is known for her mind blowing minimal-techno/ghetto-house sets and her energy behind the decks. She is a member of the French “synthé addict crew“ Robonom. As artist of the French net label Martialfunk, Myako will release this year a digital EP. A physical release is planned for autumn 2010 with the Austrian label Comfortzone. Her biography lists already past gigs with artists like: Thomas Brinkmann, Jeff Mills, Monolake, Portable, Chloé or Alex Under.

STEREONUCLEOSE - DJ Set (This Is Not A Disco Party residents/Comfortzone)

Resident DJs and organizers of “This Is Not A Disco Party“, Stereonucleose are a half French half, Romanian dj and producer team based in Berlin since 2007. They are mostly known in the Berliner Queer scene and have played in most of it’s parties. Outside Germany, Stereonucleose have played in clubs in Vienna, Linz, Milan, Bucharest and have recently released a first Split 12“ with the Danish band Alloy Alloy on the Austrian Label Comfortzone. Past gigs list supporting acts for SM Junction/Sonja Moonear and Dandy Jack and Andrew Weatherall.