On Sunday 15th of January 2006, the promoters of London’s favourite large scale dance event South West Four unleash a new Sunday afternoon session on the people of South London at the plush surrounds of the infamous White House in Clapham Common. The night entitled Push will occur on a fortnightly rotation and involve a blend of some of London’s best DJs playing alongside the next generation of uprising stars.
The soundtrack served up for the afternoon crowd will cross the musical spectrum with house, breaks, electro and even the option for live acts.
Push is the creation of Damian Gellé – one of the promoters responsible for the massive South West Four festival every August on Clapham Common - and Matt Priest, former Radio One events co-ordinator. Damian is evidently excited about this project:The whole reason for launching this fortnightly event ata smaller and more intimate venue than South West Four is to try and test new talent that doesn’t always get a chance to shine alongside the big names. PUSH will do just that, push new stars, new talent and new sounds.
The launch night will be headlined by Ashley Beedle and Rocky from X-Press 2. These two legends of the house scene will be mixing up a storm at the launch with an early Sunday evening set (7pm – 10pm), followed by Spencer Parker fresh from his world tour having rocked clubs from Edinburgh to Estonia. Sophisticated Dance, are hosting the VIP room.
Push – The Launch Party January 15 – Sunday Decadence South Of The River
Main Room:
Rocky & Diesel (X-Press 2)
Spencer Parker
Aaron Baskerville
Rafferty
Dave Brinson
VIP Room: hosted by Sophisticated Dance:
Davey C
Tristan Ingram
Misty
Foxy b2b Pandora S-K
With a quality team behind the event PUSH has the right formula to succeed. The sequel takes place on January 29 with The Shapeshifters headlining. More info on this party shortly.