After a stomping launch we return to Sosho for another ‘It’s just one big Disco!’ With special guests Richard Sen (Padded Cell) Neil Thornton ( Lasermagnetic/ Tropicana)/ Moustache Mama’s / Future Nature/ Guille Bones and hosting the Basement for a special heads down session are the 'Future Sound of Clapton' (Samurai FM) & special guest Coded Soul

Playing Disco, House and Electronic madness all night long over two rocking dance floors on a huge Funktion 1 Sound system install.

August 1st 2009

Sosho 2A Tabernacle Street, EC2A 4LU

Nearest Tube: Old St/Moorgate
9pm till 5am FREE Entry before Midnight (or all night for those wearing moustaches) then only £5

‘'It’s Just One Big Disco’ returns to Sosho for another all night monster soiree.with a head spinning array of party crews, djs and producers over 2 rocking dance floors. With a line up that cries out PARTY TIME you know this is going to be one of those decadent fun fuelled nights. it is really going to be ‘ Just One Big Disco’

The venue has recently had a major overhaul with a Funktion One sound and fantastic lighting installed and we all already know how good the cocktails are at this dance haven in Shoreditch.

As it is a special day for partying in Victoria Park we are offering FREE ENTRY til midnight, giving everyone plenty of time to arrive from a certain big day-time event for another all-night carry-on!

So a peek at who we have on board the disco train;
Richard Sen (Padded Cell)
www.myspace.com/richardsen1
Graffiti artist Richard Sen has been DJing since 1989 starting with a residency at the legendary Crazy Club at the now deceased Astoria. Ecstacy, Acid House and frequent trips to New York, visiting his heroes at Nu Groove and Strictly Rhythm gave Richard the house music bug. He is known for his production outfits Padded Cell and Bronx Dogs.
Highlights of his career include: Heavenly Social residency 1998-2000, ‘DJ of the Month’ FACE 1998, being nominated for ‘Best New DJ’ MUZIK AWARDS 1998. He was also a key influence on the 80’s underground graffiti movement in the UK (and also one of the first to be sent to prison for graffiti!) and appeared in the BBC television documentary Open Space ‘Bad Meaning Good’ in 1987. His artwork has also graced the record covers of Sabres of Paradise (‘Smokebelch’ and ‘Theme’). A full interview on his graffiti and music work can be seen in the June 2005 issue of Undercover magazine.
Richard now records with partner Neil Beatnik under the name Padded Cell, they are signed to DC Recordings and released an album in May 2008. Sen has also done his own solo remixes for Cosmo Vitteli, Tirk and Black Devil Disco Club
In keeping with the attitude from his graffiti background, Richard’s DJ style is totally unique and it’s important for him not to be pigeonholed. He has played big room house/techno sets and can also play crazy eclectic sets including psyched out rock, leftfield cosmic funk and disco, newave/electro oddities and early house obscurities

Future Sound of Clapton (Comadisco/Samurai FM)
http://www.myspace.com/fsoc
http://www.samurai.fm/fsoc

FSoC was born 4 years ago on a dark night in the heavily claustrophobic and chemically-charged mist of Hackney marshes. The bastard child of Techno-Electro-Disco heads DJ's Fumix and Marco, its birth was an "accident" that sparked a string of underground parties in East-London, a regular show on Samurai.fm together with gigs as far as Poland, Italy, Singapore and Japan, and many, many, many Monday morning hangovers! FSoC's latest extravaganza is "Comadisco", their bi-monthly night in Dalston with guests such as Trevor Jackson, Ben Bloodbath, Mugwump, Popnoname, Allez Allez etc..., steadily gaining popularity amongst like-minded souls.With some remix work and their own production in the pipeline, watch these guys blow up.

Moustache Mama’s

http://www.myspace.com/moustachemamas

There is no denying it, the Moustache is becoming the new mullet, the modern cowboy boot, the sideburn for the urban fashionista…The Moustache Mamas don’t leave home without one - Always trimmed to perfection & and waxed just right. For most it is a statement of cool, but for others it is a statement of their history, and a physical embodiment of their very soul.

Comprising their many years of vinyl collecting under one gambit of muscle, the Mamas let loose with a special blend of classic disco, dirty funk, syncopated pop favourites, new-disco & a bit of yacht-rock (for the landlocked). Delivering Jump-suited genius and armed with disco-demons that unleash themselves when these two ladies unite: Helen Burnip & Tamara Deike – A Northerner, and a North American – they hold their own (and their cocktails). With influences that span from the southern Americas to the musical fusions of folk with energy and political aggression from the north, the Mamas have tackled social issues of femme-facial hair through their love of music.

The Mamas are known to breakout in energetic Jane Fonda-esque lunging behind the decks & incite moustached madness from dance floor goers and demand you to bring your party-pants & get your lip fur ready!

Neil Thornton (Lasermagnetic/ Tropicana)

www.myspace.com/neilo1

Neil Thornton has been running disco parties in London for many moons now alongside Lasermagnetic partner in crime Johnny Chingas. Memorable parties they have thrown have included Greg Wlson's 'Credit to the edit' album Launch, The Dr. Nishimura & Danny Wang Warehouse bash, Discoconvention: a 3 room disco extravaganza with IF, Alden Tyrell & Horse Meat Disco, Chromatics' first ever UK appearance, Typhoon with Beppe Loda and a Moutain of One, Padded Cell’s Album release party with Andrew Weatherall. Since then the boys have taken their brand of high gloss, and underground disco with a twist of Rotterdam & Berlin and Chicago to places like Fabric, Big Chill festival, Nouveau Casino in Paris, Tape Club in Berlin. This year he has also been co-running the Tropicana rooftop parties at The Queen of Hoxton.
CODED SOUL
Resident controller of monthly Cruise Control plotting courses through new spheres of electronic motion. Passing over deepest Berlin Stahd, future Detroit City, Grimey London Town, The Hague Bunkers, The Kingston Steppas and Rome Arpeggiators. Flies deep and low but supplies superior elevation

Guille Bones (Not That)

http://www.myspace.com/guillebonesso
Guille Bones plays a special excursion into Disco, Deep House and Electronic music His not that parties have been great fun and he is also responsible for the fabulous art & music events Lucia Listens.

Dave Rose (Future Nature)

Dave is veteran of the London underground club scene having played on the circuit for over 15 years playing at some of the capitals coolest joints. Renowned for his musical knowledge Dave loves to mix his sets up so be prepared for the unexpected, but one thing is for sure is Mr Rose knows how to rock a party. Over the past year he has been involved in the Future Nature events taking place in East London.