sounds good in the sunshine

universal vibes summer party with huge terrace, eclectic beats, barbeque and sunshine
DJs: paddy freeform, trouble djs, mr shiver, yam who
£3
0207 284 0007

Universal Vibes presents: SOUNDS GOOD IN THE SUNSHINE SATURDAY 30th August THE LOCKSIDE LOUNGE WEST LOCK YARD CAMDEN LOCK LONDON nearest tube: camden town 4PM-2AM FREE BEFORE 8/£3 AFTER line up TROUBLE DJS YAM WHO? PADDY FREEFORM MR SHIVER After a series of great events last summer we're back for to bringing the best eclectic soundtrack to camden, yes, its time for a Saturday of sounds good action, and hopefully the summer will be with us, so once again we'll be able to 'Sound Good In The Sunshine' Set slap bang in the middle of camden market, and overlooking the famous camden lock, the lockside lounge is one of the best spots in camden, especially in the summertime when the huge outdoor terrace comes into its own! we'll be utilising this outdoor area as much as possible, with djs playing summer soundtracks outside in the afternoon and a barbeque blazing all day...when the sun goes down we move inside and rock the lockside's large dancefloor til 2am we've drawn together an eclectic assortment of guest djs to throw down the freestyle beats alongside resident paddy freeform (universal vibes) and this month we have a veritable dj mash up, featuring a host of Londons unsung dj talent, specially selected to rock the dancefloor Special guests for this party include Edinburgh's infamous party starters, the Trouble DJs who have tore the roof off the lockside on a couple of previous dates, and we had to get them back a soon as possible. .Personally invited to perform at Bestival by Rob Da Bank and voted runners up in Club Night Of The Year category in Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards. They know how to rock a party, mixing up new and old, soul and funk, broken beats and house; with flippant smiles all round. the trouble DJs will be joined by some of our favourite DJs from the London scene: mr Shiver: Music has played a part in Mr Shiver's life since the age of 9 when he started playing trumpet and piano - during his teenage years he also picked up the guitar.....whilst at school he joined several bands, which played a lot of James Brown and funk covers....also a love of hip hop and house music started to develop in the late 80s/early 90s.....Turntables became the next instrument for Mr Shiver to master and this lead to hours being spent learning how to scratch and mix....... SO - in late 2000, as part of the Unsung Heroes, Shiver released the LP 'unleashed' on Scenario records to critical acclaim and managed to license it all over the world too.....on top of that he also has done turntable work for various artists over the years..... At the moment Shiver is a part of long running 7 inch only night 'Size Doesnt Matter' and also djs all over town playing all kinds of different music.. Recently his love of deep house music has prompted him to start collaborating with Mulletover resident and Murmur head honcho Geddes. The 'trial and error' ep on Tsuba records is hopefully the 1st of many hew releases...WATCH THIS SPACE Yam Who: producers, remixers & DJ'ing duo from London have recently added their magic to a line-up of stars past & present including Joss Stone, John Legend, Amp Fiddler, Chaz Jankel, Jose James, Zero 7, Azymuth, Gerald Levert, Truby Trio & Stephanie Mckay, to name just a few! Currently finishing their debut album for Sept 08 with full 6 piece band & live show to follow. Watch out for their new forthcoming single on the Electric Minds label & also 2 deep spaced out remixes of the classic Chaz Jankel Compass Points sessions. Yam will be taking the controls and presenting an eclectic danceflooor focussed mix of the best in music, old, new and retouched...taking in soulful flavours across the board and leaving no genre unturned in the quest to move the party and of course, hosting and dropping his own mix of future soul music for the Dancefloor will be Universal Vibes head honcho Paddy Freeform, who will be coming to the end of very hectic summer of festival appearances and DJ dates across the capital and beyond sounds good?