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A Blog and Personal Website for Bassel, a progressive and melodic trance DJ, and a student at AUB.
Send As SMSBlogThis laquo; Home Istanbuls Electronica Festival 2006 raquo;BXTREME Meer, Aleppo raquo;BXTREME on Club Damage with Kuffdam: www.di.fm raquo;Kuffdam and Plant Waves, Review raquo;Kuffdam Plant Live Waves Aqua Park, Lebanon - 12.05.06 raquo;Warm Up DJ for Kuffdam and Plant - 12.05.06 raquo;BXTREME on Montreal Mix Sessions raquo;BXTREME Guest DJ on Gabriel Batzs Radio Show raquo;Holidays, and the Fall of Trance raquo;Progressions.005 - The Best of Progressive for 2005 raquo;Istanbuls Electronica Festival 20060 commentsPublished Monday, September 11, 2006 by Bassel. The pictures of the Electronica Festival I went to in Istanbul are finally out, so I thought Id share them with you and tell you a few words about the event.It was a two day festival featuring Sasha, Digweed, Spooky, and Alexander Kowalski on day one, and then Bent, Kosheen, and Armin Van Buuren on Day 2. It took place on a huge beach area, and featured the best soundsystem I have ever heard You could stand anywhere you want and still hear the same great quality of sound The light setup, unfortunately, wasnt as good as we were told it was going to be, but the sound made up for that. Yet the venue was beautifully setup, with lots of bars at the back and on the side, clean WCs, and a huge chillout area by the sea, where hundreds of beanbag couches were placed for people who want to take a break. Alcohol was very expensive, a half full cup of vodka redbull cost $15. I went for beer most of the time, the cheaper alternative.As for the DJs, Day 1 was just sick Spooky and Kowalski went way beyond my expectations. Kowalski played a lovely house/techno set that surely got everyone in the mood for the night. Check out House of Hell, his new single that just got released recently, I think its worth a listen Then came Spooky, two young lads that took over Ableton and managed to pull out a great 2 hours of music. The style is Sasha all over, and I totally loved it Then came what was supposed to be the real deal: Digweed-Sasha back to back. I had always wanted to see Sasha live, and that day had finally come. Sadly however, I think the night wouldve been perfect if Sasha was up there alone. Digweed seemed to take things down and deep, the bass was irritating to my ears. Its the second time I see Digweed, and his style still hasnt grown on me. Simply, I felt it was BORING. After an hour of Diggers, Sasha came on It was beautiful, it was what I had expected, and more The music was so diverse, it wasnt just house, it was a fusion of a lot of things including hints of indie and alternative rock at times. It was way beyond the limits Digweed was sticking to. The two djs alternated and played a total of 6 hours, with each playing around 3 hours. Whenever Digweed would go back up again, Id go chill by the beach and wait till Sasha would get back on. I hope to see Sasha in Lebanon soon, ALONE That back2back thing IMO, was the only let down of the night.Day 2, Me and my friends
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