EPISODE · Apr 14, 2008 · 1H 5M
Miami Underground Movement Proudly presents... "Christian Smith Live at Australia @ M.U.M" - M.U.M Episode 19
from Miami Underground Movement - M.U.M.
Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the premiere of "Miami Underground Movement." Swedish citizen, Christian Smith spent the late 80's years in Germany soaking up the early house and techno sound of Sven Vath. Now based in Barcelona, he has been championing his funky mix of house and techno for more than a decade, playing across Asia, North & South America, and Europe, plus regular slots at summer festivals like UK's Creamfields, Holland's Dancevalley, Spain's Monegros and Belgium's I Love Techno. His music released on a variety of top labels like Renaissance; Josh Wink's Ovum, Carl Cox's Intec, Darren Emerson's Underwater, and his very own Tronic, only proves his flexibility in the studio. Similarly on the decks, Christian's set is a cauldron of chunky grooves with loads of energy, 3 decks and effects. Some of his favorite clubs are: Ageha, Tokyo; Loft, Barcelona; Pacha, Buenos Aires; Arches, Glasgow; and Zouk, Singapore. With a full length Smith & Selway artist album out on Sino in 2007 and massive support from DJ's ranging from Deep Dish to Carl Cox to Richie Hawtin, the future is very certain for Christian to stay on top as one of the leaders in forward thinking dance music. Special Thanks to Christian Smith!!!!!! www.djchristiansmith.com www.myspace.com/christiansmithdj For Bookings Contact: ---------Phuong @ Technorient : [email protected] (Europe, Asia)--------- Alex Chaykin @ Am Only: [email protected] (USA, Canada, Central America_--------- Martin Gontad & Cruz Pereyra @ Surface Bookings: [email protected] (South America excluding Brazil) --------------Paulo Silveira and Luis Eurico @ 3Plus: [email protected] (Brasil) For more info. visit ; http://www.myspace.com/mummiami
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