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Event is 18+
Free entrance with Guest List until 11 for 21+
$10 entrance with Guest List until 11 for 18+
Reduced admission thereafter
Drink Specials: $5 shots all night long with the EuroJunkies shooter girls.
$100 bottles of Veuve Cliqout Yellow Label
Email VIP@EuroJunkies.com for table specials, Birthday specials and ladies night out specials, or call Ioana at 703.338.5394
To get on the Guest List go to:http://www.EuroJunkies.com
You can also email names and pluses to Ibiza.Guest@EuroJunkies.com
Guest list entries close at 7 PM on Saturday.
Get to the club early to avoid lines.
Look for EURO JUNKIES & EDM line to move quickly through the guest list!
If you have trouble locating the line ask for Ioana (girl with pink hair), and she will help you out.
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ALWAYS ASK FOR THE EUROJUNKIES LINE, SO YOU WON'T HAVE TO WAIT IN THE REALLY LONG GENERAL LINE.
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One of the leaders of the recent techno movement in NY, Deepak Sharma and Hidden Recordings has created a loud buzz with recent gigs, releases and press culminating with his label featuring on the cover of th April DJ Times along with an interview. Known for playing long sets at clubs and afterhours parties, Deepak is no stranger to Washington DC headlining venues such as Muse, Five, BeBar, Andalu to name a few. On June 13, his efforts lead him to headline Ibiza, Washington DC's premier mega-club. It illustrates the growing movement of techno in DC, and we are hopeful that you will support a great night.
**DEEPAK SHARMA BIO**
A deep passion for music, connecting with people, and a love for life are the focus for Deepak Sharma as he continues to grow as a DJ, producer and record label owner.
The story of Deepak Sharma’s rise can be traced back to 2001 when as a promoter; he was booking and playing alongside some of the world’s most recognizable talent. One particular night opened the door for Deepak was booking Fabric resident’s Craig Richards and Lee Burridge as Tyrant at his Wednesday night soiree at a lounge in Brooklyn named Boogaloo. The night was a resounding success, and lead to Deepak being asked to release a mix compilation reflective of his style of music and vibe of the venue. Finally, after nearly two years of work, Deepak released Boogaloo. Brooklyn. 3:23pm in late 2004 with music from producers that weren’t well known at the time or a style and sound as popular as today. The compilation received worldwide praise with reviews in leading dance music publications such as De:bug, BPM, Remix, BPM, URB, DJ Times, Raveline, Beatfactor, ClubbingSpain and Sound Revolt. Germany’s prestigious De:bug Magazine called it, “One of the finest mix CD’s I’ve heard in a long time.” Similar high praise came from Big Shot Magazine, who said, “Sharma indulges us in some of the most pristine minimal techno we've heard in ages. This is mandatory late-night/morning after listening. Not since Terry Francis' ‘Architecture’ series has a mix compilation explored the realm of tech-house so well."
The release of the compilation opened the doors for Deepak to begin to tour North America, South America and gig in Europe. Besides the numerous clubs, festivals and lounges Deepak has played, one highlight includes spinning an in-store DJ set at Virgin Megastore in Union Square, New York City as promotion for the release of the mix compilation.
It was during this time Deepak turned his focus to producing. After the release of the compilation, Deepak met Dieter Krause who also produces under the moniker, Laplaceausoleil and had a track on the mix. It wasn’t long before the two began to work on tracks together, leading to their partnership. Eventually in 2006, Deepak decided to start Hidden Recordings as a means to take their sound to the world. More on Deepak here:
**ABOUT HIDDEN RECORDINGS**
Hidden Recordings (www.hidden-recordings.com) is owned by Deepak Sharma with partner Dieter Krause, and is one of the world’s fastest rising and growing techno labels in the world. Since 2006 Hidden Recordings has provided a wide range of techno to hundreds of DJs and fans. The label’s sound ranges from deep techno to atmospheric chill-out with quirky, groovy bass lines and has been played in big room gigs, festivals, to smaller lounges and early morning terraces.
The press has taken notice of the duo’s rising popularity, with DJ Times placing Hidden Recordings on the cover of the April 2009 issue along with a feature within the magazine on the label. AOL Music's Spinner.com comparing their sound and style to minimal techno giants Lusine, Superpitcher, Booka Shade along with Alex Smoke and Gui Boratto. In addition the duo has been reviewed in prominent magazines such as XLR8R, DJ Times, Time Out New York, MixMag (UK), Trax (France) and Raveline (Germany). Global recognition continues to pour in from Europe as the remix of their sixth release produced my Karri O titled ‘Ajaton’ peaked as the #1 download on Germany’s Kompakt-MP3 in December of 2008. Also, they have licensed music to respected UK label Four-Twenty for their Music02 mix compilation.
In 2007, Deepak and Dieter beat out established publishing groups and produced music for Singapore's Ogilvy & Mather advertising agency and their client, Heineken Global.
Hidden Recordings has seven releases available, with Spain’s Monkey Brothers completing the latest. Forthcoming artist releases include Pablo Bolivar and Lineas De Nazca with Deepak and Dieter on remix duties along with continued releases from the duo themselves. Major digital partners include Beatport, Kompakt, Juno, DanceRecords, Resonant Vibes and Complete-USA handling vinyl distribution.
**DETAILS TO THE EVENT**
Washington DC's own Rosario and Navbox will be doing the opening honors.
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Event is 18+
Free entrance with Guest List until 11 for 21+
$10 entrance with Guest List until 11 for 18+
Reduced admission thereafter
Drink Specials: $5 shots all night long with the EuroJunkies shooter girls.
$100 bottles of Veuve Cliqout Yellow Label
Email VIP@EuroJunkies.com for table specials, Birthday specials and ladies night out specials, or call Ioana at 703.338.5394
To get on the Guest List go to:http://www.EuroJunkies.com
You can also email names and pluses to Ibiza.Guest@EuroJunkies.com
Guest list entries close at 7 PM on Saturday.
Get to the club early to avoid lines.
Look for EURO JUNKIES & EDM line to move quickly through the guest list!
If you have trouble locating the line ask for Ioana (girl with pink hair), and she will help you out.
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
ALWAYS ASK FOR THE EUROJUNKIES LINE, SO YOU WON'T HAVE TO WAIT IN THE REALLY LONG GENERAL LINE.
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
One of the leaders of the recent techno movement in NY, Deepak Sharma and Hidden Recordings has created a loud buzz with recent gigs, releases and press culminating with his label featuring on the cover of th April DJ Times along with an interview. Known for playing long sets at clubs and afterhours parties, Deepak is no stranger to Washington DC headlining venues such as Muse, Five, BeBar, Andalu to name a few. On June 13, his efforts lead him to headline Ibiza, Washington DC's premier mega-club. It illustrates the growing movement of techno in DC, and we are hopeful that you will support a great night.
**DEEPAK SHARMA BIO**
A deep passion for music, connecting with people, and a love for life are the focus for Deepak Sharma as he continues to grow as a DJ, producer and record label owner.
The story of Deepak Sharma’s rise can be traced back to 2001 when as a promoter; he was booking and playing alongside some of the world’s most recognizable talent. One particular night opened the door for Deepak was booking Fabric resident’s Craig Richards and Lee Burridge as Tyrant at his Wednesday night soiree at a lounge in Brooklyn named Boogaloo. The night was a resounding success, and lead to Deepak being asked to release a mix compilation reflective of his style of music and vibe of the venue. Finally, after nearly two years of work, Deepak released Boogaloo. Brooklyn. 3:23pm in late 2004 with music from producers that weren’t well known at the time or a style and sound as popular as today. The compilation received worldwide praise with reviews in leading dance music publications such as De:bug, BPM, Remix, BPM, URB, DJ Times, Raveline, Beatfactor, ClubbingSpain and Sound Revolt. Germany’s prestigious De:bug Magazine called it, “One of the finest mix CD’s I’ve heard in a long time.” Similar high praise came from Big Shot Magazine, who said, “Sharma indulges us in some of the most pristine minimal techno we've heard in ages. This is mandatory late-night/morning after listening. Not since Terry Francis' ‘Architecture’ series has a mix compilation explored the realm of tech-house so well."
The release of the compilation opened the doors for Deepak to begin to tour North America, South America and gig in Europe. Besides the numerous clubs, festivals and lounges Deepak has played, one highlight includes spinning an in-store DJ set at Virgin Megastore in Union Square, New York City as promotion for the release of the mix compilation.
It was during this time Deepak turned his focus to producing. After the release of the compilation, Deepak met Dieter Krause who also produces under the moniker, Laplaceausoleil and had a track on the mix. It wasn’t long before the two began to work on tracks together, leading to their partnership. Eventually in 2006, Deepak decided to start Hidden Recordings as a means to take their sound to the world. More on Deepak here:
**ABOUT HIDDEN RECORDINGS**
Hidden Recordings (www.hidden-recordings.com) is owned by Deepak Sharma with partner Dieter Krause, and is one of the world’s fastest rising and growing techno labels in the world. Since 2006 Hidden Recordings has provided a wide range of techno to hundreds of DJs and fans. The label’s sound ranges from deep techno to atmospheric chill-out with quirky, groovy bass lines and has been played in big room gigs, festivals, to smaller lounges and early morning terraces.
The press has taken notice of the duo’s rising popularity, with DJ Times placing Hidden Recordings on the cover of the April 2009 issue along with a feature within the magazine on the label. AOL Music's Spinner.com comparing their sound and style to minimal techno giants Lusine, Superpitcher, Booka Shade along with Alex Smoke and Gui Boratto. In addition the duo has been reviewed in prominent magazines such as XLR8R, DJ Times, Time Out New York, MixMag (UK), Trax (France) and Raveline (Germany). Global recognition continues to pour in from Europe as the remix of their sixth release produced my Karri O titled ‘Ajaton’ peaked as the #1 download on Germany’s Kompakt-MP3 in December of 2008. Also, they have licensed music to respected UK label Four-Twenty for their Music02 mix compilation.
In 2007, Deepak and Dieter beat out established publishing groups and produced music for Singapore's Ogilvy & Mather advertising agency and their client, Heineken Global.
Hidden Recordings has seven releases available, with Spain’s Monkey Brothers completing the latest. Forthcoming artist releases include Pablo Bolivar and Lineas De Nazca with Deepak and Dieter on remix duties along with continued releases from the duo themselves. Major digital partners include Beatport, Kompakt, Juno, DanceRecords, Resonant Vibes and Complete-USA handling vinyl distribution.
**DETAILS TO THE EVENT**
Washington DC's own Rosario and Navbox will be doing the opening honors.
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