Trippendicular 4! Dec 15th 2007!

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Nocturnalism Entertainment proudly Presents...
TRIPPENDICULAR 4
Saturday, December 15th, 2007


Four years ago we never imagined we would be where we are today when we first began our journey of throwing events and pushing the sounds we were passionate about. Nocturnalism is now very excited to have the opportunity to invite you all to join us in celebrating our 4 YEAR ANNIVERSARY. We'd like to thank each and every one of you who has supported us along the way, without it we could not have come this far. Please join us in making this the best Nocturnalism event ever!



Much more info to come soon!



Joey Mazzola
(Solmatic) - Las Vegas
Voted Best Las Vegas Club DJ of 2007 by the Las Vegas review journal
For Joey Mazzola music has always been a way of life. At the early age of 14, Joey found his true passion mixing it up on the 1's and 2's. Growing up in the Detroit Metro area Joey has been influenced by many talented artists, giving him his unique style that everybody can groove to. By the age of 16 Joey was playing regularly at local Detroit hip-hop clubs and parties. Very influenced by electronic music pioneer Jeff Mills, Joey slowly conformed to dance music, combining his scratching skills with a very modern techno sound. This giving Joey a very unique sound, that no one, will ever forget. Moving to San Francisco CA, at the age of 21 Joey found his love for House Music. Now 12 years later Joey has managed to achieve many of his musical dreams, bringing his sound nationwide with shows all over the country including Detroit MI, San Francisco CA, Seattle WA, Cleveland OH, Chicago Il, Miami FL, Honolulu HI, Portland OR, Los Angeles CA, and Houston TX. Joey is now resident dj at the world famous Club Ice in Las Vegas along with his other residencies at the Voodoo Lounge and the Brand new Club Jet in the Mirage. Joey has been playing signature four turntable sets with the likes of, Donald Glaude, Angel Alanis, Terry Mullan, David Garcia, DJ Doubt, and so many others. Joey has also been known for rocking the airwaves on the following stations, KYLD 94.9 Fm San Francisco's House Nation featuring Saint John and David Garcia. After 18 months David and Joey left Wild to create they're own show better known as Radioactive on KZQZ 95.7 Fm. Joey has now left radio but continues to make cameo appearances on WILD 94.9's House Nation. Joey has released many dancefloor fillers that you can find available almost everywhere...Joey has a music style like no other, funky house beats of many styles mixed up with a bit of flawless scratching and a twist of his hip hop roots. Joey is known for adapting to any crowd. Be on the look out for this young talented producer/ DJ who will stop at nothing to make your body rock on the dance floor. Get ready as this hometown hero returns to the bay for the first time in over 2 years!
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Hexadecimal
(Spectrum) - UK
"Voted Breakspoll Best Breakthrough DJ 2006/2007"
When Nottingham's progressive pioneers Sound Alliance required a breaks remix for their production smash 'The Hit' in the summer of 2002 they approached Ben Harvey & Scott Reeder with confidence, the result was a mind blowing addition to the package. A new form of breakbeat had emerged with a character like no other, the track was immediately snapped up by James Zabiela for his Groovetech mix compilation and Hexadecimal was born! Later that year Sound Alliance signed to influential London based Distinctive records and another remix opportunity came Hexadecimal's way. This time the boys went one better turning 'From Home's epic house groove into a tech-funk workout, immediately snapped up by The Plumps DJ's as the opening track to their massively successful Fabric Live CD. As Scott & Ben's production skills were making them headways, they continued to cause dance floor destruction at home. They were already proud Saturday night residents at nationally renowned and respected club 'The Bomb' but began to move their sound out of town. After making appearances at some of the countries most talked about club ventures including slots at Bugged Out and Tyrant, Pete Jordan made them residents of his award winning Breaks Mecca 'Spectrum'. It was with Spectrum where Hexadecimal's sound exploded, taking up another residency at Spectrum's Birmingham franchise 'The Custard Factory' as well as frequent appearances at Spectrum club nights across the UK and beyond. Back in the studio things were really hotting up, working with a quality over quantity attitude Hexadecimal released their first original production 'Deep Frequency/Brain Machine' on Heavy Disco Records. At the first time of asking the track topped the DJ Magazine Breaks & Beats chart, receiving huge support from some of the worlds top DJ's and producers across many genres. This status only seemed to grow further when Hexadecimal's next original piece 'Cold Rock/Funky See Funky Do' caught Fingerlickin Records ears, a release on their sister label 'Vinyl Addiction' soon followed picking up recommended tune praises from some of worlds biggest dance music magazines as well as making it onto a top Australian dance magazine cover CD. In 2007 the productions haven't stopped, while Ben's took a break from the scene Scott has continued to push Hexadecimal's sound relentlessly. Now releasing on home label 'Sound of Spectrum' 2006/2007 has seen a string of original Hexadecimal releases and remixes including 'Ripkick' his best selling track to date. 'This is it', a signature big room production with alien like synths and pounding beats, narrowly missing out on a nomination for 'Best Tune' at 2007 Breakspoll Awards whilst gracing many a top flight DJ's record box. Hexadecimal's remixes of 'Frakah – Alive' and DJ Hal's – Follow Me also got a big thumbs up, getting Radio One plays in several countries as well as appearing on a recent DJ Magazine cover mount CD. Recently gigs have seen Hexadecimal perform to some of his biggest audiences to date. Spending New Years Eve in Birmingham supporting Groove Armada to around 2000 people, on a bill, which also included heavy weights such as DJ Yoda, Annie Mac, Erol Alkan and the Stanton Warriors. More recently Hexadecimal smashed it at charity event Drop Beats and Bombs in Birmingham for the second year running, playing one of his best sets to date to a packed arena. It has been gigs like these and frequent Spectrum outings that have helped Scott to success at this year's International Breakbeat Awards. Winning Best Breakthrough DJ and coming runner up in the Best Breakthrough Producer category, Scott made his Fabric debut the same night as part of one of the biggest breakbeat lines ups ever seen. So what's next? A much-anticipated album is in progress for 2008 as well as a Hexadecimal mix CD compilation. Watch the shelves for new productions and remixes such as 'Tripswitch', Splank record's classic 'Roland's Revenge', 'Kutlur's - Don't Panic and DJ Hal's latest work 'Close My Eyes'. This summer will also see Hexadecimal firmly on the festival roster with appearances at The Glade and underground festival of the summer, Human Zoo. Hexadecimal continues to push himself ahead of the pack, and well beyond the walls of breakbeat.
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Heavy Hittahz
(Second City / Dirty Digital / OC) - Los Angeles
In a world where one can easily fall short, Ray & Steve of the Heavy Hittahz have carved a name for themselves within the massive world of drum n bass in only 2 years. Having played at such famed LA dnb nights as Bassrush and Respect, as well raves up and down the West Coast, and last but not least at Birmingham's DnB Infest in the UK, the Heavy Hittahz have jumped to the forefront of West Coast drum n bass. These two have no intentions of slowing down anytime soon and have seen much praise for recent productions with support from many of Drum n Bass' top names as well as radio play in the UK.
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Tony C
(Go Ventures/Panic clothing/Self Destruct) - Los Angeles
Tony C has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of LA's finest Drum n Bass DJs. Pushing his crowd pleasing epic jump up style, Tony continues to drive crowds wild weekend after weekend across Southern California. Hold on tight as Tony C drops track after track of bass heavy heat!
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Carlos Alfonzo
(Vibrance Recordings [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] /Nocturnalism)
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The Doctor
(Trauma)
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No Left Turn
(K12)
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Nick Nyquil
(Stilldream/Nocturnalism/ill Behavior)
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Arize
(Imperial Recordings/Connected)
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Crackerjack
(Nocturnalism)
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Andy P
(Nocturnalism/Earwacks)
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Rizin
(Litebrite/Stilldream)
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Aleks
(Nocturnalism/A10 Recordings)
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Durty
(Nocturnalism/D&A Records)
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Adam Ant
(Nocturnalism/Earwacks/Love Allstars)
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Dexx
(Nocturnalism/Earwacks)
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Second Base
(Nocturnalism)
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Ill-D the DJ
(Nocturnalism)
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Reclipse
(Trauma/Drum Syndicate)
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Jolan Ray
(Nocturnalism/Earwacks)
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Rye Bread
(Nocturnalism)
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Morocco Slim
(Nocturnalism/Earwacks)
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DJ PM
(Nocturnalism)
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Ms Snow
(Nocturnalism)
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Knifey Paul (DEBUT PERFORMANCE)
(Nocturnalism)
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The Nocturnalism Starlettes dressed as Rainbow Brite and the Color Kids

Full Color Laser

LIMITED $25 PRESALES AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING OUTLETS:

Skills DJ Workshop
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2566 Telegraph Ave ..A
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 704-9876

Reverb Records
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1816 Haight St
San Francisco, CA 94117
(415) 221-4142

Channelz
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2371 Arden Way
Sacramento, CA 95825
(916) 641-8808

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$25 Presale // $30 @ the Door

Fully Permitted Event

2000 person capacity

8pm to 4 am

18+ with ID to enter // 21 + to drink

GET YOUR PRESALES OR GET THERE EARLY! ALL PRESALE HOLDERS ARE GUARANTEED ENTRY!

Infolines: 510.594.4026 and 415.289.2002

Visuals by Nocturnalism's resident VJ Jim Hopkins
Lighting and Lasers by Stimulights
Sound by JK Audio
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