PLUM can be seen as a collector of musical diamonds, a compilator, bringing together the best cut stones. Through his musical background, his style leans towards varied instrumentations and captivating melodies and is influenced by indie, laptop, electro, electro rock and electro pop.
His made-by-hand compilations have been widely appreciated by his friends before he recently started dj-ing in Brussels.
Rob N Zoopsie met ten years ago at an underground rave, Rob (the male half) and Zoopsie (the better half) formed a unique alliance built on their love for the sound of disco and the pioneering electronic pop of Visage, New Order, The Human League and Depeche Mode and the industrial sounds of Front 242, Belgian techno and new beat.
This results in a quick, fire hot, tough yet thoroughly girl-friendly mix of electro, dark pop, new wave, disco, high nrg and italo. Served with lots of energy, targeting one genre or mixing it up. Rob N Zoopsie sets always deliver rocking, catchy tunes and oodles of atmosphere.
The Belgian duo has cut their teeth in production with their Moderne and Textolux (along with CDRK) labels. They have released killer tracks under the monikers “The Revolving Eyes” and “Tetra Plok”, did several remixes and edits and appeared on many CD compilations.
Expect in their dj set a mixture that crossed the shaky foot bridge of “musical education” and still gets your body efficiently tickled and your brain mashed.
Hear ye hear ye young children! For sixsixsixmas comes early this year.
Infernal in name, divine in nature, Sixsixsixties fills your hearts nostalgic newschool style. A self declared DFA whore and the biggest Larry Levan fanboy this side of the Schelde, Sixsixsixties heats up the floor with discobeats, arpeggios, nasty hi-hats and four letter words I can not say.
As a mobile dj Sixsixsixties will make you wonder whether you're in New York circa 1981, some cheezy Italian beach discotheque grooving to Moroder's rolling basslines or at Oslo's hippest cosmic club in the year 2011. Anyway, what are words worth? Come out and have a dance!
Aguila is mad about vinyl. Over 1000 black covers are arranged in the best possible way in his private studio. He bought his first Technics at the age of 17 and hasn’t stopped to treat vinyls as rare oyster pearls.
As a boy of the late seventies, he is much influenced by disco, italo and wave. His mum however danced her ass off at the PopCorn so soulful gems are highly familiar to him. Add this to him being discotheque-born at the end of New Beat and start of House and Acid and you have a mixture of retro and new, from Aretha Franklin over The Hacienda to Inflagranti.
Currently playing in bars and basements, from private parties to events in metro stations.
