Party: TONIGHT! FACE X PW Present: DJ HARVEY + LDL in the Loft w/ Waze & Odyssey

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TONIGHT! FACE X PW Present: DJ HARVEY + LDL in the Loft w/ Waze & Odyssey

Club: The Public Works SF

Upcoming: 218
Date: 09.05.2015 04:30
Address: 161 Erie St (Off Mission Between Duboce and 14th), San Francisco, United States | show on the map »

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Visitors - Women

Alice C Amy Kunkel Miles Harrison Collin Bass Stefanie Cooper Rachel Torro Johnny Marie 35% 76 Woman/Woman

Visitors - Men

Eric Jacobs Trip Vest Jackson Scarlett Kevin Meenan Derek N. Ellis Kevin Liu Shane Kridler 65% 142 Man/Men

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Party: TONIGHT! FACE X PW Present: DJ HARVEY + LDL in the Loft w/ Waze & Odyssey

Get tickets: http://ticketf.ly/1EjS5DJ
FACE X Public Works Present:
DJ HARVEY
+ EUG (Face)
in the main room (Funktion One Sound)

Lights Down Low in the Loft with
WAZE & ODYSSEY
+ Richie Panic + Corey Sizemore.

Limited $12 and $15 tickets available while they last..

Harvey bio

Harvey’s musical career officially began at the tender age of thirteen when he was enlisted as a drummer for a punk band whose other members’ average age was 24. The band was a favourite with Radio 1’s John Peel, being featured on his infamous “Sessions” show.

Harvey’s progression into DJing came about after a trip to New York where he was inspired by the emerging hip-hop movement. He felt that “cutting up” breaks was an extension of drumming and so purchased his first pair of Technics, brought them home and practised. A graffiti “bomber” and part of the gang who named themselves TDK (Tone Deaf Crew) they were later to gain notoriety as TONKA Hi Fi. It was as the DJ for the crew that he forged his reputation as an eclectic programmer of music, throwing outlandish, sometimes weekend-long, parties in their native Cambridge as well as Brighton, London and on the festival circuit. Having already been in love with hip hop, electro and disco the sound he had emulated after his trip to New York he inevitably alighted on house and garage too, and began playing more parties in London, clubs such as Solaris and Freedom were all after the Harvey sound.

Harvey further cemented his reputation with his own night “Moist” at the Gardening Club. It was here he brought over some of the greatest New York DJs including Larry Levan, Francois Kevorkian and Kenny Carpenter all of whom were still relatively unknown and unheard of in this country. Playing his fabled six-hour mix of disco, house, garage and dancefloor friendly rock records, a sound he has carried through to his later residencies, notably the celebrated New Hard Left at the Blue Note.

He was the first British DJ invited to play at the Ministry Of Sound and later became resident on both Friday and Saturday. This resulted in his first compilation mix album to date “Late Night Sessions”.

Harvey is today one of the most respected DJs in the world who’s appeal across the genres of the music and clubbing community. His DJ talents are in demand throughout England, Europe and the world. He has a solid following in places as far-flung as Singapore and Japan where there is a record store named after his lo-fi Black Cock record label.

He has released tracks under various pseudonyms on labels such as Mo’ Wax, Dorado, Ministry Of Sound, Skint and Junior Boys Own. He has produced and remixed tracks for Jamiroquai, Brand New Heavies, Ian Brown, Stereo MCs, Electronic, The Police and Cornershop as befits his eclectic style.

Harvey's recent move to Los Angeles hasn't dampened his enthusiasm for music, and he is currently playing DJ gigs around the planet, as well being very active in the studio. He also recently mixed another compilation CD called “Sarcastic Disco”.

Waze & Odyssey Bio


Having the ability to channel the past into the present day while remaining contemporary and relevant is no mean feat. To then take one of RnB’s most seminal songs and turn it into a modern-day classic is quite possibly even more of an outstanding achievement. Waze & Odyssey have not only managed to tick both of those accomplishments off their bucket list, but they have also notched up a seriously impressive list of accolades in the short time they’ve been together. All the while they continue to press on with their unerring campaign to keep making house music of the highest calibre, traveling the globe performing dynamic DJ sets and generally being one of the most exciting acts to emerge from the electronic music world for quite some time.

It began with a meeting at the end of 2011 and has evolved into a partnership based on classic house music, ingenuity, innovation and creating those unforgettable moments of joy, euphoria and pure, unadulterated fun. It’s been just over two years since that first meeting and, in that time, Waze & Odyssey have performed at some of the world’s most influential club spaces; Panorama Bar (Berlin), fabric (London), Warehouse Project (Manchester), Chibuku (Liverpool), Monarch (San Fran), Arma 17 (Moscow) and many more.

In tandem with their globetrotting DJ schedule, they have also been responsible for a series of releases that have established them as a force to be reckoned with. Influential labels such as Wolf Music, Lets Play House, Tsuba and Throne of Blood have signed their tracks, as well as the duo releasing music via their own W&O Street Tracks label. Meanwhile their talents have also been employed to remix acts such as Disclosure, Duke Dumont and T.E.E.D.

Invited: Eric Jacobs, Trip Vest, Jackson Scarlett, Alice C, Kevin Meenan, Amy Kunkel, Derek N. Ellis, Kevin Liu, Brittany McLaren, Jessi Kate, Miles Harrison, Shane Kridler, Billy Dee Williams, Eli Glad, Ilya Galperin, Collin Bass, Adam Mork, Kirk Williams, Waylan Choy, Craig Salazar, Stove Regers show more »