Bill Patrick, Paul K, RQZ @ Club Midi

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Bill Patrick, Paul K, RQZ @ Club Midi

Bill Patrick, Paul K, RQZ @ Club Midi
4 Noiembrie, 23:00

Bill Patrick
Paul K
RQZ

In America, specifically NYC, Bill Patrick is a man of many accolades… Since his days as a DJ in legendary clubs such as The Limelight, Vinyl & Arc, he has charmed our hearts and moved our bodies. Not to mention being co-founder of the famed Robots parties and amusing us weekly as Robot Radio’s alluring and witty host. Within the world of electronic music everyone has a tale about our friend Bill Patrick. Some funny, some sad, some tragic, most shady, but at the end of each story or any encounter with this demi god you’re left wanting more.

In 2008, this mythical creature, who by chance was reborn a man, relocated to Berlin. Why? Few know. Some say it was in search of gold, some suggest it was out of self loathing, those in his inner circle say it was to be closer to them. He says it was to challenge the European state of mind and how sexually active they, as a people, can become. In any event all legend and lore were left behind. So where has that left this man, this nu-romantic? I’ll tell you, striving to be more. It doesn’t matter that the only place he now plays are mega festivals like Sunwaves, or super clubs like DC10, Fabric, and Rex in Paris. Currently holding the A&R title for Guy Gerber’s Supplement Facts label and hosting his wildly popular radio show, Private Stock on Pulse Radio, Bill still finds time to update his Facebook fan page and send out extremely well written tweets. But he wants to step out of his box and come to you, to educate the minds of the world with his deep, psychedelic take on contemporary dance music. With the help of his unwavering comrades; Seth Troxler, Guy Gerber, Ryan Crosson and Shaun Reeves, he is destined to thrive!

– Words by Seth Troxler

Paul K is like a breath of fresh air that echoes the explorative style of body-moving groove. His style has a special trademark that you can clearly differentiate from the fellowship, there is alluring but subtle groove through each track played out. He follows a principle of playing complex music, not just sounds or percussion-based tracks and is always on a very positive vibe, making it impossible to stand still on the dancefloor. He is always delivering feelings along with his sets, making them a unique experience.

RQZ reached a more mature sound in the past year, his performances on the local scene being noticed and appreciated more and more. He started his career in 2003, playing at numerous local events organised by Club Midi, Alandala and Mioritmic, but he also invests a lot of time in the studio, producing music. After his first release with Paul K at 44 CNCPT, came up another release for this year, at Algorhythmic.

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