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Get Low NYE Kness Up @ Dogstar, Brixton

2013-12-27T19:34:00.003+00:00

2013...strewth!

From the Royal Baby to Tom Daley coming out, from Mandela's death to that bloke that shat down a chimney, come and see off this crazy year and welcome in 2014 with us in style.

Being all about good vibes, we're taking a stand against the usual NYE get up where you spend half your Christmas bonus getting in and then the rest of the night waiting at the bar, so we're keeping costs down and offering a local, intimate shin dig.

For just £7 (earlybird) there's THREE FLOORS of non stop party vibes. To help with this we've got a few DJ cronies eager to slay some crowds and set up the New Year exactly how we mean to go on, with some wicked special guests to be stuffed in somewhere on the night...

★LINEUP★

★Get Low Cartel
★VERY Special Secret Guest (revealed on the night)
★Jackson Blumenthal
★Ed Word (Boogie Nights)
★D-Rail (Redux/Vagabondz)
★Madboy Zimba
★Ben Hunter (Outlook Festival)

DISCO/GARAGE/SOUL/HOUSE/DUBSTEP/DANCEHALL/FUNKY/TROPICAL/DNB

PRIZES/PROJECTIONS/GIVEAWAYS/REQUESTS/SWEETS/BALLOONS/GAMES/VIBES/CHEAP DRINKS/BOOMTINGS + more

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SO: £5 ADVANCE TICKETS will go very quickly, rising to £7/£10 and then £15. We expect a sell out in advance.

Available here: http://www.skiddle.com/e/12062610/

Dogstar, 389 Coldarbour Lane, Brixton, SW9 8LQ
9pm - 6am

GET LOW THURSDAYS @ DOGSTAR, BRIXTON

2013-08-20T20:04:00.002+01:00

☆★☆★☆★ GET LOW THURSDAYS ☆★☆★☆★

☆★☆★ Every Thursday : Dogstar Brixton ☆★☆★

☆★ FREE ENTRY : 9pm til 2 am ☆★

The sun is shining, people are happy, the bars are fully stocked and the vibes are plentiful.

Every Thursday Get Low takes over Brixton’s notorious Dogstar on Coldharbour Lane from 10pm til 2am for FREE. Each week we host a special guest slot from one of our personal favourites from South London ranging across Disco, House, HipHop, Bashment, Funky, Drums and more.

Expect lights and lasers, live interactive feed to let us know what you think and request songs, special events and strong dancefloor atmospheres will be met with prizes and giveaways.

This week we will have one of our favourite residents D-RAIL in attendance playing his unique blend of house, garage and all things funky in between, always a corker.

Get Involved!

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Twitter : @GETLOWUK

EVERY THURSDAY - 9PM TIL 2AM - FREE ENTRY

THE DOGSTAR, 389 Coldharbour Lane SW9 8LQ

FACEBOOK : https://www.facebook.com/events/158747457660939/

Boogie Nights 2nd Anniversary

2013-08-17T00:46:00.002+01:00

Last call for all the Boogie Nights 2nd Anniversary on Saturday 17th August at

Peckham Palais.

Always pure vibes, just £5 on the door or free if you click attending on the Facebook page.

Get involved!

Boogie Nights 2nd Anniversary

Made To Move - Perfect Lady

2013-08-17T00:36:00.000+01:00

APEXAPE Record Label Launch Party & First Release Info

2013-06-13T01:17:00.000+01:00

BLAM. This is tonight. £1 entry too, canyerbelieveit?

On the 13th June 2013 APEXAPE head to Basing House to officially celebrate the launch of their record label and first release. Officially out on the 14th June and available through iTunes, Juno, Beatport and all other major digital stores the first release the “Curbcrawlers EP” by In The Rough, will be available for purchase. Already gaining support on the underground scene from the likes of Toddla T and B.traits, In The Rough set the tone for this EP with lashing tribal drums and booming sub basses set to shake up any club system. With tracks ranging from the Garage influenced Sewer Skank, tribal drums of Elephant Man, to the frenetic Grime anthem that is Boss, the “Curbcrawlers EP” sets its sites on sliding into all manner of sets with the sole aim of dancefloor destruction.

The launch night sees Warrior One headlining, fresh from a long stint in the studio creating his new sound and with a release imminent on Losing Suki, (Hypercolour’s little sister) combined with a £1 entry fee this launch night is set to bring right vibes. Backed up by the APEXAPE residents Benny Kane & Dr Specs, Daddy Nature, Soul Circuit and Coma King expect an amalgamation of sound spanning house, bass, garage, 4X4 and everything in between.

Get down early to take full advantage of the drink s deals on offer and the £1 entry and keep your eyes and ears open for more from APEXAPE records in 2013 and beyond.

*** £1 entry on guest list
*** £3 on the door
*** Spirit and mixer £3.50
*** 3 bottles of beer £10

Email: info at apexape.co.uk with full names for the guest list only 4 per email address

HOUSE / BASS / GARAGE / 4X4

£1 ENTRY / £1 ENTRY / £1 ENTRY / £1 ENTRY / £1 ENTRY /

J.WALLIS MIX - It's dope!

2013-01-10T17:13:00.000+00:00

Bang Tidy #01 - Smooth Vibes by J.Wallis on Mixcloud

Ain't it great when your best mates do the best mixes? I feel a collective coming along.

J.WALLIS is a meticulous internet crate digger, and this mix is a fine reward for his efforts. Our shovel-handed friend has curated a delicious mix of House and Techno (and Tech House, who knows anymore) that is 30 minutes of Stern.

GET LOW DOGSTAR BRIXTON EVERY THURSDAY

2013-01-05T00:59:00.003+00:00

That's right - we're weekly, bitches!

Every single Thursday we're repping in Brixton at the town's beloved Dogstar. We got different guests helping us out every week, and sometimes one genre or other will take our fancy that week. So far it's been an absolute vibe, and we're stoked to be regular fixtures of Brixton's weekly nightlife.

And it's bloody free entry!

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Heads up: They do a clubscan system so ID is absolutely required. Just the way it is!

NYE

2012-12-31T12:31:00.001+00:00

And if you're in Norwich....

Pre-sale tickets for both events sold out. See you later!

BUGGED OUT WEEKENDER 2013

2012-12-14T17:02:00.001+00:00

Bugged Out Weekender is great.

I went last year with a bunch of people. Because you stay in a plush chalet rather than a tent you dont glide close to the sun like Icarus - you rocket straight into it and come out the other side with a bunch of new friends, new favourite artists, and legendary tales to win any pub one-upmanship contest. Flat parties were as good as the official entertainment, and having that bed to come back to (especially if you shotgunned the double) means you could start each night afresh for more.

The word of mouth from last year has helped make this coming one almost a total sell-out. That and a line-up curated by people who evidently know their shit:

ANDREW WEATHERALL & IVAN SMAGGHE

FRANKIE KNUCKLES
GESAFFELSTEIN

HEIDI PRESENTS THE JACKATHON

JACKMASTER

JACK SAVIDGE

JAMES HOLROYD

JOY ORBISON JULIO BASHMORE

JUMA MC

JUSTIN ROBERTSON
LOEFAH & MC CHUNKY

THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS - DJ SET

THE TODDLA T SOUND

UNION

DO IT!

YOUTUBE MUSIC CHANNELS YOU SHOULD BE SUBSCRIBED TO

2012-12-02T19:49:00.001+00:00

Youtube is the main platform and utility where the average kid is finding and sharing new underground music. That's true whether the artists themselves want to acknowledge it or not.

Frankly, the sheer torrent of new music that is being released is enough to drown many, many hours of the week. It's good to have a few trusted selectors on side.

These are our choice of underground music channels that you should be subscribed to:

ALIASIZM

ONLY VIBEZ

ETON MESSY

MAJESTIC CASUAL

SUB SOUL

CERTIFIED JACKIN

GET LOW ft. NYTA, BEN PEARCE + MORE AT THE LOCK TAVERN /// FREE!

2012-11-08T15:16:00.001+00:00

Get Low 45min promo mix for Vagabondz Freeze Festival After Party by Get Low on Mixcloud

Pure fire.

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Thanks FACT!

Mike Driver - How's My Driving? Vol. 2

2012-11-06T10:27:00.000+00:00

Mike Driver - How's My Driving? Vol2 by Mikedriver on Mixcloud

Mike is my best mate (well, one of my best mates).

He also happens to be a pretty good driver and a damn good DJ. This mix marks a forming musical aesthetic for the Driver - exciting times lie in the road ahead.

SEEDY SONICS this Friday - Birmingham

2012-11-06T08:22:00.000+00:00

Get Low's been asked to showcase at the biggest underground clubnight in Birmingham, Seedy Sonics!

Seedy Sonics put on enormous sell-out events to a huge dedicated fan-base and seem to be growing in influence with every week that goes by. Their warehouse parties are legendary.

It's an honour (and a Seedy Seal of Approval) to be invited, and we sure hope to be working with them more in the future.

I've been pouring over music and distilling the very best for what should be a very special set. Hold tight gang, this one's gonna be a big one.

A bunch of free Shepdog tracks

2012-09-21T15:28:00.001+01:00

Shepdog of Nice Up! notoriety is one of the finest mash-up and DJ tool creators around. He's recently cleaned up his Soundcloud and made a load of tracks available for download.

Worth a peruse! The 'Marka' one is dope.

Sound System Social Club - Sat 22nd Sept @ The Albany

2012-09-14T17:37:00.001+01:00

On Saturday 22nd at The Albany in Deptford, the Sound System Social Club will be hosting a three way soundclash not to be missed.

As a particular treat on this momentous occasion you will find none other than King Tubby's Hifi going head to head against Trevor Sax & Sax 3 as well as our good mates Unit 137. And if that wasn't enough the whole thing is hosted by the legendary Don Letts.

With a sound system EACH this night is gonna be filled with pure pure vibes to rattle the ribcage and get those knees a-skanking, coming highly recommended from yours truly.

With tickets for just £12 theres no excuse to miss out.

Be sure to check out Unit 137's site and merch, these guys have been killing it lately with some ridiculously HARD tunes brought out on their own label. If you don't already know, get to fucking know, a group of talented individuals with a raw passion for music that shines through in their hard work and dedication to share the sounds they love. Nuff time for them, big movements ahead, get involved now.

DIMENSIONS FESTIVAL 2012 REVIEW / JOURNAL

2012-09-14T16:46:00.001+01:00

Let me spoil the ending for you.

Festival rating: 9/10

I could go over how amazing the site is and how incredible the soundsystems are but I've kind of gone over that before in the Outlook Festival review of 2010. There are a hundred reviews out there far more eloquent than I, but few actually experienced the festivals properly. I camped for two weeks, slummed it with the peons and pretty much hit it hard till 10am every night.

Photographs taken by Marc Sethi, Dan Medhurst, Emil Kazakov, Graham Turner, Scott Salt and from the Outlook & Dimensions fan pages.

The biggest thing that really makes Outlook and Dimensions special is the location. That location of Fort Punta Christo automatically separates it from every festival set in a field with acts in big top tents. A field festival has it's own charm, for sure. But Fort Punta Christo will beat it every time.

When people think back to Outlook 2010 they get a warm fuzzy glow. Outlook 2011 jumped the capacity by 10,000 people and got bigger acts, bigger stages and showed the world that it too can play with the big boys. However, as with all increases in capacity for ANY festival, a little of the magic was lost. Dimensions was the festival team's attempt at bringing it back.

The fact that the acts at Outlook 2012 I most enjoyed were Scuba and George Fitzgerald bode extremely well for Dimensions.

A highlight of George Fitzgerald's set was his deceptively simple technique of getting the whole crowd to crouch down whilst the tune was building. Once everyone jumped up at the drop the result was something resembling the opening scene of Blade when the blood sprinklers got turned on in the club. This guy knows how to smash an arena. Amazing.

Hearing Scuba's set on the ridiculous Martin Audio soundsystem in Fort Arena 1 was a truly overwhelming experience. That system vibrates the air you breathe, changes the tonality of your voice, it even vibrates your vision. It's a soundsystem that can make you re-evaluate the genres of music you base your tastes on. For soundsystems, Outlook comes correct.

Nevertheless, this year's Outlook will be remembered as the "year that rained". Pula hadn't experienced rainfall for 8 months previous, and as soon as the festival started the clouds came. A damn shame, as as soon as Outlook finished the Sun was fairly relentless for the entirety of Dimensions! The festival weather gods can be so cruel.

Get Low Cartel DJ'd in the Dungeon on Friday night and our one hour set turned into a two and a half hour set when the DJs following us didn't turn up. Win! However, the speakers were too quiet (one side was barely putting out any sound, a technicality that couldn't be fixed that day) and we were lumbered with MCs we didn't request to perform with. No matter though, we rocked it like always.

The next day we also DJ'd in the Clearing and this was much better. This had a FULL Funktion One rig and sounded beautiful. The heavens did decide to open during our set, but that just made the vibe better as people let go in the warm rain. More than one was begging to know what our final track was. It was this, although I played the 'Ghetto version' which is the VIP edit.

The Heatwave also BOSSED it on the Clearing stage, and they work incredibly well as a stage act. They smashed it playing Bashment and pop bangers, with hilarious crowd participation.

They've got a huge female following, and if you're a middle-class white girl looking to get daggered, The Heatwave is for you.

I saw others, Sub Motion Orchestra, Bonobo, The Four Owls, Klose One SMASHING it in the Moat - but I treated Outlook more like a warm-up, happy to wander and following my ears. Dimensions was my main event.

Dimensions had a far more international crowd than Outlook with more Germans, French and Italians reaching. We met a great booking agent from Berlin called Eliza who jammed with us the whole week and regaled us with tales of Berghain and made us vow to crash at her Berlin place for a weekend out. It's those sort of international connection making that makes an international festival really worthwhile.

I made a pact with myself to only watch acts that I haven't seen before, acts that I wouldn't usually see and acts that I possibly might never see in the future. To be truly honest with you, there really was only a handful of names on the Dimensions line-up that I was intimately familiar with - the rest I had only a passing knowledge of or were completely unknown. Unlike Outlook, this time I had looked at the program and written down a set-time plan for each day of acts I wanted to see.

Funkineven was the first person I stumbled upon in the Outside The Fort arena. He really impressed with a great vinyl set with smatterings of classic tracks like LFO - LFO alongside his own 303 productions.

I couldn't stick around for too long as I wanted to catch Little Dragon in Fort Arena 1, and the artist/VIP wristbands no longer garnered queue jumps (the indignity!). It was cool seeing a live act at an electronic music venue and they whipped through their songs at a fierce pace, not stopping too long between songs. I generally prefer DJ sets to live acts and I'm not really deep into Little Dragon or anything, but it was cool.

The hype for Nicholas Jaar's live performance on the same stage was palpable, with a queue that snaked a long way back. A big cheer rose when the first ethereal notes of the performance washed over the crowd as we waited for something spectacular....

... It never came. I understand the Jaar's music is ambient, but in that setting it just came across as dull. It would have been better if the whole crowd had sat down, like a concert performance. The ambience simply made the crowd restless, with lots of people pushing past forward or behind. I spent most of the show moving out of the way for people who needed to slide past. I was pretty disappointed.

As passed through Mungo's Arena to get a drink from the balcony area, I stumbled upon Mala playing some massive sounding future tribal bass music. Mungo's Arena probably had the best soundsystem of Dimensions, as the Fort Arena 1 system got a reduction from Outlook. Night Owl said to me "I don't like Dubstep, but I like whatever THAT was".

Finishing his set (of course) with Anti War Dub to an enraptured audience showed that this was definitely one of the special moments of Dimensions. And I only caught the last 10 minutes. Damn!

I then floated over to the Outside the Fort stage where Floating Points was finishing up the last part of his set too. I was later told that he did one of the most incredible sets ever. Dammit! I had headed to the Outside the Fort stage to catch Kyle Hall, a name I've heard dropped about from cool kids who say "I'm into like, Kyle Hall". Guess what? Kyle Hall was rubbish. The tracks he played sounded like they were produced in 5 minutes, with the same monotonous 8-bar loop for 7 minutes. When he did finally mix the next track in it was clang central. I got the overwhelming sense of the Emperor's new clothes. Don't believe the hype.

Stifling a yawn, I then wandered over to the Courtyard area where I chanced upon Dark Sky starting their set. I'd never seen them before so I wasn't sure what to expect. My last touch point was the well produced Dubstep like Neon they were making a year ago. Turns out that DARK SKY HAVE SERIOUS GAME.

They really blew me away. They are phenomenal DJs. You can really tell they've put in the hours behind the decks. Expertly mixing underground hits and rocking the crowd like bosses. If you're a producer getting bookings you should step your DJing game up or step away from the decks all together. It was great to see Dark Sky fighting the good fight. (Take note Kyle Hall)

I wandered back to Mungo's Arena and found Kode 9 killing it. He can be very hit or miss, but from what I saw he was firing on all cylinders (and even playing Trap!). I only caught the last bit of his set though. This was turning into a pattern.

For the last hour, I chose to see my old SF buddy Kozee. To differentiate from everyone else playing house and techno, she chose to flit between Footwork and Jungle. Kozee's great to watch as she gets really into it behind the decks too. I alternated between her and the Ballroom where the Church resident was playing.

The guy was playing good tunes, but was fucking up a lot of the mixes or pressing the wrong cue point on his laptop messing the flow of the whole set up. If I was Church, I would get different resident.

Essentially the first night I chose to gamble and see new people, a strategy that mostly backfired on this occasion as the people I usually would have reached all seemed to be doing legendary sets. That's the way it goes sometimes, but that's all part of the fun, eh?

FRIDAY

I was shaken awake by my pals telling me to join them on the Aka Aka Roar vs Trix boat party that was starting in 20 minutes. Still blurry, we raced down. We strolled on and the easy house and techno of Midland et al proved to be the perfect wake-up call. The blazing sunshine shook off the cobwebs as we vibed to South London Ordnance, Lorca, Schumen and Temple. Didn't think much of Space Dimension Controller to be honest.

Night came along, and we headed up to Fort Arena 1 to get a taste of Huxley. He'd been given the honour of the main stage and warming up for Carl Craig. Huxley absolutely crushed it. His set was incredible, getting everyone in a feel-good mood and creating a vibe like a pro. Highlight for me was when he played this, alongside two silver clothed dancers on the stage:

It was probably the set of his life. The vibes were through the roof and he delivered like a champ. Huxley's a boss!

Up next was Carl Craig doing a live show with a laptop, keyboard and synthesiser. He wore a Doom-esque masquerade mask during his show, and then switched to a Mexican wrestling mask halfway through (as you do). It was pretty cool with Craig zurrrping his synth after building up a beat. Neverthless, it was one of those sets where drugs helped or being REALLY into live techno. It was alright.

We heading to watch Pearson Sound in Mungo's when we were drawn to whoever was playing Trap at the Outside the Fort stage. Machinedrum was killing it with big bassy future Trap and the crowd were going crazy. It truly felt like a defining moment for the genre. His set blew my mind. He played only Trap, with a sprinkling of Footwork, finishing with a mesh of Footwork Jungle.

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I pray that his set was recorded, as it really was inspiring watching a masterful introduction of a whole new genre to a bunch of techno heads. And them loving it.

Objekt was straight after and he laid it down straight with some brutally thumping techno. I wussed out after 30 minutes as it was giving me a panic attack and headed to Fort Arena 1 to catch Cassy.

I'd heard from the Seedy Sonics boys that she was worth a look as she did the best set in Ibiza when they were out there. She did an all vinyl set with some of the smoothest mixing I've ever seen. It was smoother than any auto-sync Traktor set and was pretty inspiring to watch. After an hour and a half, I found that a lot of the tracks had more or less the same beat so I got a little bored and managed to swag some free 6am food from a stall. Win!

SATURDAY

I'm a huge fan of Trevino (aka Marcus Intalex) and Backtracking is for me an instant classic. He was on at 10.30pm at the Mungo's Arena doing an hour and half set. It was beautiful. Magical, even. When you've produced for over 20 years like Trevino you pick up a few things. His Tech House sounded gorgeous on the Mungo's Arena system and his set was one of the best of the festival. Don't sleep on Trevino. He's going to be huge.

Todd Terje in the Moat was a great experience. I'd never listened to Terje before, but I knew I was in for a good ride as he started out with what sounded like Vice City house. To be honest I was pretty fucked at this point writing my mate a 500 character text message, but his set built up beautifully with what I'm told were a lot of his own productions. Indeed, a lot of the tracks felt strangely familiar. I'm certainly going to have a serious dig of his stuff.

The queue for Theo Parrish's 3 hour set was prohibitively long, and I yearned from afar as my friends slowly persuaded me to head off and watch D Bridge instead. However I seemed to have lucked out as my mate Eliza was in there and said Parrish basically only played Disco. She likes Disco as much as the next girl, but she couldn't hack so much of it and joined us in Mungo's.

D-Bridge's set sounded beautiful on Mungo's soundsystem. Indeed, D Bridge's set was truly one of the acts where it really felt like he was taking you on a journey, having the crowd totally under his control - like a science fiction film soundtrack or the final boss of a computer game. And he played what sounded like his own productions of Trap (everybody's bloody playing it!).

We headed back to Outside the Fort to catch Moodymann doing 4am to 6am, the closing / sunrise set of the last full day of music at Dimensions. Again, the queue was prohibitively long, not helped by the lack of barriers and oversight to stop queuejumping, thus bringing queue progression to a standstill, and the stewards stopping people from watching outside the fencing on a raised bank due to dull safety concerns. Those ingredients created a strong recipe for discontent which, once some people in the queue discovered that the fence could be seperated fairly easily, led to a mass fence hop. The stage manager eventually closed any more people entering leading to a lot of people (who had queued and waiting patiently) feeling pretty cheesed off. We headed to Fort Arena 1 to catch some Marcell Dettman & Ben Klock to get a feel for Berghain.

I was vibing, but after an hour my buddy wasn't hacking it so we headed back to Moodymann to see if we could just enjoy listening to the music from afar.

By the time we got back to Moodymann, the stage manager had seen it in his heart to re-allow people entering the arena as the queue had pretty much dispersed and people were just dancing to the music along the path outside the fencing like a street party. Finishing with smooth jams and Moodymann's charismatic microphone chat as the sky lightened for the morning provided the perfect finisher for a near perfect festival.

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The last night of the holiday GET LOW took over the beach bar from 7pm for a final one hour set. As we gradually accumulated a crowd with our music the bar manager came over and told us to carry on playing, and that they'd close it once the crowd died down or people stopped buying drinks....

We finished at 2.30am. GET LOW COMES CORRECT!

That final beach party was an incredible highlight, and it was that Dimensions crowd that really made it a party to remember. You were awesome.

For the last part we ended up going back-to-back with some Trix and Be Ready residents too. Watch out for Schumen's new productions - he's going to be hot property very soon.

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Going to both (and camping) really is the only way to truly experience the festivals. It takes two weeks to really unplug from modern life and reach the perfectly balanced lifestyle bubble where the only things that you need to feed your soul are your friends, the sun, the beach, and the music. I came back from Dimensions incredibly aware of the information overload and new music rat race I've been tied to. And if you were one of the lucky few who found the secret lighthouse hippy commune through the woods, you'd reflect even deeper on the art of life.

A marker of this years Outlook & Dimensions was the omnipresence of Trap music. From the beach bar parties, to the closing set on the main Harbour stage it seemed Trap music was everywhere.

When any micro-genre explosively expands, many an old ear will predict that it'll go the way of a million other micro-genres that blew up too big, too fast and died too soon. What seems to separate Trap from the rest is it's acceptance by "real music" figureheads, from D-Bridge, Machinedrum, Icicle, even Kode 9. Even more interestingly was the fact that those tracks seemed to get the biggest reactions from the crowd too. That's certainly worth chewing on.

Dimensions could have done with another stage to take the strain as for some acts the queue was way too long, and putting acts like Moodymann and Theo Parrish at the relatively small area of Outside the fort was asking for trouble. If you were smart you could comfortably see everyone you wanted to, so this was a minor niggle rather than a major complaint.

Many of the best moments of Dimensions were those in fact unrelated to the music and stages. The new friends and contacts made, the secret area cliff jumping, the beach side warm downs and the after-after-after-parties all helped make Dimensions exceed all expectations. I pray to the gods they choose to keep the capacity at a similar level, as the Dimensions magic is well and truly alive.

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Pros

- World class location.

- Amazing soundsystems.

- British security were brilliant. Sensible, charismatic, and fair. Also helped stop the Croatian security from "taking things too far".

- Helpful, polite and informed staff

- PERFECT capacity

- Amazing people

- Criminally cheap cigarettes

Cons

- Could have done with a bigger stage for the main acts to alleviate queues. The Clearing stage would have been perfect.

- Forcing people to get tokens, despite a lot of stands choosing to not accept them - like the cigarette outlets. Pah!

- Beach not open in the morning till 10am, meaning we simply had to chill on the beach... just a bit outside the fence. Get the lifeguards there earlier then!

- Why u no keep Outlook Fort Arena 1 speakers for Dimensions?

A big congratulations to Joe, Jack, Noah and the rest of the team who made this launch year a resounding success.

Expect next year to sell out well in advance.

GET LOW LIGHT SHOW ft. RUDIMENTAL & MORE // KARTEL, NORWICH // SATURDAY 4TH AUGUST

2012-08-11T16:42:00.000+01:00

Last Saturday's event was legendary, Kartel has never before seen vibes like that before.

Photos by the talented David Henry Thomas.

Get Low smashing all comers at Goldeneye. Take no prisoners.

GET LOW LIGHT SHOW ft. RUDIMENTAL • NORWICH • KARTEL

2012-08-01T17:08:00.003+01:00

TICKETS ARE A GO-GO!

So we're putting on the biggest event in East Anglia... again!

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line-up:

RUDIMENTAL
Get Low Cartel
De' Vide (Acoustic set)
Dash & MikeDriver
Zee (Trap Set)

With a UK Number 1 under their belt, over 7 million views for their breakout track on Youtube, and STILL in the top 10 after 9 weeks, RUDIMENTAL are riding the high. "Feel The Love" is this Summer's bonafide banger, an international number 1 and the anthem for thousands of festival goers who have bustled to get closer to front of the main stage. Don't pass this insane chance to see one of the biggest names in underground music right now DJing for Kartel's dancefloor.

We've been supporting Rudimental for ages. This STILL continues to blow up dancefloors. It's brilliant.

Supporting will be residents-in-chief - the GET LOW CARTEL. Warming up proceedings are future superstars DE' VIDE doing a live acoustic performance. DASH & MIKE DRIVER go back to back, expertly building up the vibes for the main event.

Check out this mix by MikeDriver. It's dope.

How's My Driving? Vol1 by Mikedriver on Mixcloud

Last hour ZEE will be playing nothing but that assclap Trap shit. Twerk it.

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GET LOW... Smashing East Anglia since day.

FLYERS X MR PENFOLD

2012-07-11T03:39:00.000+01:00

This is the kind of shit we have to compete with.

Get Low takes a hell of a lot of pride in its flyers and flyer design. In fact we believe that every flyer we print out is a special piece of art. A lot of you feel so too, when you tell us that you've put every one of our flyers or posters that you've got your hands on a wall at your yard. We respect that. So we feel it's only right to draw some attention to our resident artist in chief, MR PENFOLD.

If you went to Outlook Festival last year you might have seen his work up beside Ashes57 in the House of Dub, or at Brick Lane, or any number of places where you've might have caught his unique style.
He's the one who comes up with all of our dope art designs, and since we messaged him on Myspace(!) 5 years ago to rope him in the fold, we've never looked back.

Watch out for two fresh flyer designs coming this week, for two new Get Low events in August...

ZOOP!

Klose One's guest mix on Rinse FM for Swamp 81

2012-07-03T16:16:00.000+01:00

Klose One is without a doubt one of Get Low's favourite DJs. Truly top-tier in terms of technical ability, he's clearly moving into Oneman/Ben UFO/Jackmaster territory as being recognised as one of the UK's finest.

This is his guest mix from the last Swamp 81 Rinse show. An expert snapshot of the current house and bass mutations broiling away in the underground...

RBMA presents... MJ COLE & FRIENDS @ THE LOCK TAVERN - THIS FRIDAY!

2012-06-28T17:46:00.004+01:00

Red Bull Music Academy presents a glorious free party at our favourite local, the Lock Tavern. They're showcasing our buddy MJ COLE, as well as Get Low favourite Sticky and rising star Nightwave. If you're teetering on the fence questioning what to do this Saturday night, the mighty yet modest Get Low Cartel crew should surely push you to the dark side. Join us....!

Facebook event

MJ COLE mixes

NIGHTWAVE mixes

NATURAL RHYTHM FESTIVAL

2012-06-26T18:07:00.001+01:00

Natural Rhythm is a brand new intimate electronic music festival, set amongst the secluded woodland and lush fields of Harlocks Farm in East Anglia.

They're keeping it tight-knit and focussing on what matters - great music and sound. They're completely powered by Funktion One and have placed a large emphasis on the region's top underground talent. Dope.

Line-up:

They kicked off their podcast series with DJ Marky, who's the headliner for the Labyrinth stage. It reached number 17 on the iTunes entire podcast music chart, and the subsequent podcasts have been of equally high quality.

Here's one I did earlier!

As of this time of writing, we're DJing on Friday at the Rubik's stage from 5pm till 8pm.

SEE YOU THERE!

JAMIE JONES LAUNCHES NEW CLUBNIGHT/RESIDENCY IN IBIZA - PARADISE

2012-06-25T17:42:00.001+01:00

You know you're a big dog when you launch a resident clubnight at Ibiza, especially when you're the headliner every week!

That's what Jamie Jones has done, achieving the dream. What's even better is he's bringing some top names with him too. We're thrilled to see UK Bass repping with names like Dusky, Ben UFO and Julio Bashmore, as well as a own personal house favourites Catz & Dogz and Danny Daze.

It's at DC-10 every Thursday from the 5th July to the 27th September. Sounds like someone's gonna have the best Summer ever...

SWINDLE'S NEW EP IS DOPE.

2012-06-14T00:47:00.002+01:00

Yep, Swindle's firing on all cylinders with two cracking new tracks and a suitably surreal new video. You saw his last one, right?

This one is all Funk:

This one is all Funky:

Both brill.

DIMENSIONS FESTIVAL + Night Owl Mix

2012-06-09T22:35:00.002+01:00

We're Outlook Festival regulars, attending again this year after having played at the previous two years. The site of Fort Punta Christo is truly remarkable. Both times I've stayed on site for a week after the festival for a much needed wind down and leveling out after 3 days at the Mecca of Bass music.

Whoever came up with the idea to put on a sister festival a week later deserves a medal. A new focus on Techno and House as well as the deeper ends of the bass music spectrum makes Dimensions certainly on for the heads.

By keeping the stages to the fort and reducing the capacity - Dimensions looks set to mirror the intimate vibes that made Outlook 2010 a year to go down in history - like Woodstock '69 or Glastonbury '97.

Perhaps Dimensions '12 will join those illustrious ranks - you want to find out, don't you?

Get yer tickets here.

Our buddy Night Owl did a vinyl only exclusive mix for Dimensions, ch-check it out!

Night Owl Vinyl Dimensions Mix by Dimensionsfestival on Mixcloud

** If anyone else is doing the double and staying for 2 weeks, big up yous!