Top 5 Albums
Flying Lotus – Cosmogramma (Warp)
Ellen Alien – Dust (Bpitch Control)
Cobbleston Jazz – The Modern Deep Left Quartet (!K7)
Fabric 51: DJ T (Fabric)
Platform: Paul Woolford (Renaissance)
Booka Shade are back... mud, shitty toilets, etc) and instead SW4 have
German duo Booka Shade are back with a teamed up with local hotels to get you a 25%
bang this spring as they release their latest discount when you quote SW4 on booking.
album on May 3rd, then hit the UK as part of
the accompanying tour on May 13th. Saturday will see the only London appear-
ance of trance superstar Armin van Buuren
The band’s latest album, ‘More’ will be their whilst big-beat main man Fatboy Slim head-
fifth, and is released as a joint venture be- lines on Sunday for what will also be his only
tween their label Get Physical Music and Co- London gig in 2010.
operative, whilst their first London gig since
2008 will take place at Koko. “Following six sensational sell-out years and
phenomenal demand from the SW4-loving
“We’re so excited about 2010 and taking the public, it was only natural that South West
new album on the road. We’ve been work- Four would evolve into a two day spectacular”
ing on these songs in the studio for the last says SW4 director Danny Newman. “This is
18 months and now is the time to hear them the dawn of a new era for SW4 and with ev-
loud!” Arno continues, “The world tour will eryone off work on Monday we hope you can
start in February with the Future Music Festi- join us and see out the summer in style!”
val in Australia, followed by club shows in key
cities throughout Europe and a short trip to Tickets are on sale now at southwestfour.
Mega
the U.S. to introduce the album Stateside. I com
can safely say we have a big summer of festi-
vals in front of us too!”.
Renaissance party on and launch Paul
Tickets for this show are priced at £16.50 (ex- Woolford mix
cluding booking fees) and are available from The next
Booth
ticketmaster.co.uk of the Re-
naissance
parties at
Whitehouse turns 10... C a b l e ,
Thursday 11th, Friday 12th and Saturday 13th on March
March mark the beginning of a series of large 27th, is
events planned to mark the passing of The head-
Megabooth are a personalised photo booth pleased many clients such as; Global Gather-
Whitehouse’s 10th Anniversary. lined by
company with a unique twist. ing, Glade, LOVEBOX, Ministry Of Sound,
Headlining over the 3 days are some of the Japanese-
Instead of building a standard photo booth, Creamfields and many more.
biggest names in dance music: Maxi Jazz by-way-of-
Megabooth decided to build photo booths in
from Faithless, Basement Jaxx and The New York legend Satoshi
and around old vintage cars. They have four For more information and bookings please con-
Freemasons, along with The White House Tomiie, and dance maverick Paul Woolford –
booths; an old Rover mini which has a hippy tact us on
resident DJ’s and Promoters spread over the and is sure to be a party which takes in a wide
theme throughout, a London black taxi which 020 8532 2252 or email -
weekend. array of dance music.
has an urban graffiti feel, an indoor chic booth
info@megabooth.com
Tickets are £5 Thursday and £12 Friday and Since the early nineties Satoshi has blazed a
and an Ice Cream DJ Booth. The three photo
Saturday and you can get them for clubtick- contemporary path through dance with some
booths are installed with touch screens, cam-
ets.com stellar collabs and killer solo productions all
eras and 8 second printers.
in his back catalogue, whilst We Love... resi-
Megabooth is a great way to capture
dent, remixer of the likes of Simian Mobile Dis-
the excitement of any event and have
SW4 has landed... co, Delphic and producer extraordinaire in his
previously
On Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th August own right, Paul Woolford comes to London to
2010 SW4 takes place once again. 2010 launch his Renaissance Platform mix.
marks a new chapter in the history of the With further support coming from production
dance festi- maestro Jim Rivers, The Warehouse Project’s
val: Having Greg Lord, Roo and resident Marcus James,
brought alive the musical stage is well and truly set for an-
London’s fa- other worthy Renaissance.
vourite field £18. 50 from
www.renaissance.dj
C l a p h a m
Common for
six consecu-
tive years, this
year’s event
will be the first ever South West Four
Weekender.
There will be no camping (so gladly no
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