We Should Hang Out More with Secretsundaze

We Should Hang Out More with Secretsundaze

17th May 2019 11pm - 4am
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2019-05-17 23:00:00 2019-05-18 04:00:00 Europe/London We Should Hang Out More with Secretsundaze 22 Jamaica Street, Glasgow, G1

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£27.00 + £3.00 handling

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£9.00 + £1.00 handling

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Summer's arrived in Glasgow after the long night, bringing with it emissaries from The Red Keep.

*SPOILER ALERT*
One of London’s most iconic and influential clubnights meets one of Glasgow’s best known parties in one of the world’s most famous nightclubs.

For 16 years Secretsundaze have been doing what they do best – following their hearts not the hype. From the very beginning, as an adolescent friendship was forged in an early ‘90s classroom, the synergy between Giles Smith and James Priestly sparked their shared musical vocabulary; where digging deep is the barest necessity, flow is an art form, and commercialism has no weight against credibility.

Their monthly 'Secretsundaze All Night Long' residency at London's The Pickle Factory is a colourful all-night romp traversing house, boogie, techno, garage and whatever else takes their fancy. Larger showcases at the likes of Oval Space and Parc Del Forum in Barcelona have become the stuff of legend, consistently drawing the most inclusive, fun and loyal crowds around. With residencies and regular appearances at Panorama Bar, The Block and Robert Johnson they’ve also hosted showcase stages at festivals from Gottwood through to Glastonbury.

The Secretsundaze label has had a steady and carefully curated output since it’s inception in 2007. After a series of critically acclaimed mix CD compilations, the pair have gone on to release music from the likes of DJ Qu, Shanti Celeste and Brawther as well as being a platform for their own output, Giles as one half of Two Armadillos and James alongside Marco Antonio Spaventi. More recently Palms Trax, Fred P and DJ Slyngshot have joined the ranks with further material rom Henry Wu, Alton Miller & Patrice Scott in the pipeline.

October 2017 saw the pair’s debut release with their “Motorway Jam” appearing as a double A-side with Palms Trax on the label’s Dance 2017 v/a series and their follow up is due to be released on London institution Phonica Records in February 2018, with other music scheduled consistently across the year. Secretsundaze have marked themselves out as one of the most distinct, vital and consistent voices in dance music and their ever enduring appeal seems set to continue for many years, winning new fans along the way. "It's tempting to say that Smith and Priestley keep moving with the times, but their style has always been timeless". Resident Advisor, November 2017.

Pairing up for a special B2B with We Should Hang Out More until 4AM, we’ve got a North/South soundclash of The Big Smoke and the Dear Green Place. Don't hang about on this one. The night kings are coming.

Art by Jamin H'Ghar and Shooleesi