Am 03. Bis 04. Februar 2012 wird 1 Jahr KGB Klub gefeiert. Zu diesem Anlass wird das Black Forest Breaks Festival ins Leben gerufen. Mit Pauken und Trompeten soll gefeiert werden.

Parliament Vodka & Schwarzwäder Kirschtorte presents

1 Jahr KGB Klub – The Break Forest Breaks Festival

Der KGB KLUB hält Klubkulture und musikalischen Non-Mainstream-Strömungen am Leben. Ob Drum’n'Bass, Dubstep,Techno, Funk, HipHop, Balkan Beats oder Reggae – dieser Klub bewegt die Region. Nun wird gefeiert. Mit vereinten Kräften soll nun die musikalische Bandbreite des Klubprogramms präsentiert werden. Elecrobreaks von etablierten Institutionen wie Loco, Munkey Boy, Illu oder Uncut. Funky Mashup & HipHop von YumYum’s Funk Messiah, TekxBe (I Love Funk & Rap) & Sirob (Up Jump the Boogie). Am Rollen ist auch an diesem Party-Wochenende die Black Forest Sound Machine (Quincy Jointz & Phonk Ribery) sowie zwei massive Triebtäter der internationalen Breaks-Szene (Kormac aus Dublin & Lebrosk aus England). Selbstverständlich sind die BigBeat-Soldaten von Ramp FM (Rentmeister & Funkenstein) auch an den Plattenspielern.

2 Tage 2 Floors

Freitag 03.02.2012

Lebrosk (UK)
Funk Messiah (Erntefunk)
Evil Needle (KGB)
Loco (Bionic Beat Club)
Munkey Boy (Inselaffe)
Uncut (Kosmo Disko)
Illu (sound georgen)

Samstag 04.02.2012

Kormac (Dublin)
Quincy Jointz (Timewarp)
Phonk Ribery (1beat)
Funkenstein (RAMP FM)
Rentmeister (RAMP FM)
Tekx Be (Don’t believe the Hype)
DJ Sirob (Up jump the boogie)

Eintritt: 7 vor 00:00 dann 8 EUR
Beginn 22:00

Zusätzlich wird es noch eine Spezielle Parliament Vodka bar geben und eine ganz spezielle Audio Visual Show!

Artistinfo:

Lebrosk

Lebrosk’s love for all things funky started back in the early 90′s when he discovered the likes of Fatboy Slim, Bentley Rhythm Ace, Cut La Roc and The Freestylers.
Following the BigBeat and Breakbeat scene over the years helped land him a partnership and residency with Hayz where they formed Headspin Promotions setting the dancefloor on fire with Funky Breaks, House and Hip Hop! These days, you can catch Lebrosk spinning anywhere from trendy bars in and around London & Brighton, boat parties on the river Thames and not forgetting those infamous North London warehouse parties where he has the crowds dancing til the sun comes up!
With support from Nick Thayer, Tim Beatvandal, DJ Badboe and Kid Stretch, Lebrosk has conjured up a number of bootlegs and mashups which regularly get played on radio shows and out in clubs and bars all over the world. Check some out here on my Soundcloud page
March 2010 saw the release of his first official release with Rory Hoy on Kid Stretch’s record label Warriorz, check it out here
Lebrosk has a monthly radio show hosted on Ramp FM where he plays the funkiest in breaks, nusunk, house, mashups & bootlegs. Artists who have been on the show providing exclusive guestmixes include The Basement Freaks, The Breakbeat Junkie, Kid Stretch, Fuzzbox Inc, DJ Prosper & Audit.
With three bookings in Romania over the last 12 months (including two warming up the almighty A-Skillz!), Lebrosk find himself back in Romania this summer 2010 playing at Club Midi in Cluj. Lebrosk has also been rebooked to play at ‘Time 2 Shine’ in Essen Germany this summer too!

Shake it! (Lebrosk mash) – Kid Panel vs Wahoo by Lebrosk

The ‘Funk Sessions’ on the Ramp Shows Blog – December 2011 by Lebrosk

Kormac

If you could travel back in time to The Bronx in 1979 to tell the assembled hip-hop pioneers that their music would one day utilise the services of a barbershop quartet, you’d be the recipient of some very queer looks indeed. But that’s part of what Kormac’s Big Band delivers. The multi-membered extension of the solo work of Dublin’s DJ Kormac, the band have been described by Radio 1′s Annie Mac as “the most bizarre set-up I’ve ever seen – but it really works”. The 11-piece’s live shows really rock the joint, providing a lively, vivid incarnation for their leader’s tunes – the barbershop quartet are joined by drums, double bass, trombone, clarinet, trumpet and banjo. But at the head of it all, calling the shots and conducting proceedings, is Kormac himself, the master of this new kingdom where scratching meets banjo. Who’d have ever thunk it? Not those guys in The Bronx, that’s for sure. “Kormac’s stuff rocks – I’m a big fan of what he’s doing right now… clear dancefloor bangers” – DJ Yoda

“He played live at Annie Mac Presents and had a barbershop quartet singing harmonies, plus trombones, trumpets and a double bass. He was scratching – it was the most bizarre setup I’ve ever seen, but it really works.” – Annie Mac (BBC Radio 1)

“Reminds me of a cross between Kid Koala and Fingathing” – DJ Food (Ninja Tunes)

“DJ Kormac headlines taking the best 1930s and 1940s Bebop and Swing and fattening it up for the floor with crunching hip hop and breakbeats.” Club Pick of the Week. – The Guardian

“Their performance will rank up there as one of the most memorable moments on the show over the past seven years.” Dan Hegarty (2FM.)

People Rising (feat. MC Little Tree) by djkormac

Quincy Jointz:

Quincy Jointz meets Sr de Funk – Tonight (Telephunken remix) by Quincy Jointz

Quincy vs Cakes – Tito by Quincy Jointz

Quincy has been DJing for years, doing different radio shows and working on his own tracks. 2006 is definitely the year of his project GERIBA: 2 releases which sold fantastic. The “Guaranteed EP” came out on Funk Weapons Rec in January 2006 and is sold out. In July 2006 the “What? EP” was released on Citrona Rec. Both got international support by well-known Djs like Juergen Drimal, Ed Royal, Flow Dynmics, Maelstrom, DJ Farrapo, All Good FUnk Alliance and Fort Knox Five. Geriba-remixes for Timewarp Inc., KBonus and Basement Freaks will be released soon. Quincy Jointz also runs 2 web radio shows: Lime Sorbet for Citrona Rec (Florida, US) hosted by Christina Long, Rusty B (All Good Funk Alliance, Funk Weapons) and Quincy Jointz International Freeridin` radio show by Quincy – every Tuesday (23-24 CET) & Friday (09-10 CET) on netmusique.com every Wednesday from 19-20h CET on radio42.Last year we hear the fine “Lime Sorbet” compilation compiled by Quincy Jointz. His album “Praia de Geriba” had a massive run worldwide for the nufunk-movement. His secound album is coming in 2012. He will djs 2012 in Spain, Greece & Germany…enjoy his fantastic eclectic dj set!