Deep House/ House scene in Perth, Australia I was wondering if there is a current Deep House scene in Australia, I see a few evening
clubs play some deep, but I was believeing more of an underground scene where Djs just meet up and play, somewhat like Boiler Room on youtube. Anyone know? |
Joella Stottsberry
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
If it's anything like the rest of Aus (which I'm pretty confident it is) mixes really don't help at all. It's all networking and making the right friends. Most promoters won't even listen to mixes if they don't know who you are
aight, thanks for all the help guys. I will inform you if anything comes up. |
Lawana Mileto
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by AllDay
Its like this anywhere you go. You need to either
A. Be a big name or
B. Know or get to know the right people.
Very true.
It's all about who you know, personally I wouldnt get anyone to play down at our evening
off the back of a mix.
In the House/Techno scene, I'm guessing it's the same everywhere, it will be about who you know, getting in with the right people.
Doing a mix and playing in a club are completely different, handing out mixes is pointless. |
Tera Baragan
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
If it's anything like the rest of Aus (which I'm pretty confident it is) mixes really don't help at all. It's all networking and making the right friends. Most promoters won't even listen to mixes if they don't know who you are
Its like this anywhere you go. You need to either
A. Be a big name or
B. Know or get to know the right people. |
Ara Tima
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
Thanks man. Do promo mixtapes get you booked easily in Perth, what have you tried? have you had any luck?
If it's anything like the rest of Aus (which I'm pretty confident it is) mixes really don't help at all. It's all networking and making the right friends. Most promoters won't even listen to mixes if they don't know who you are |
Joella Stottsberry
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
If you're keen on a more vibrant and busy scene, Melbourne or Sydney are the places to go. Melbourne especially. It's awesome.
I know Melbourne is where its at, but right now im in the middle of my studies. So once im done I'm definitely hitting up Melbourne. |
Joella Stottsberry
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
Geisha evening
club in Northbridge is the best deep house evening
in Perth at the minute. I've seen Jody Wisternoff, Claptone and Finnebassen all there recently and Todd Terry is coming in December. A lot of the well known bars are way more commercial but there are a few that are willing to offer a deeper sound. It's extremely difficult to get a gig from what ive heard so be prepared to spend some time getting to know the right people.
Thanks man. Do promo mixtapes get you booked easily in Perth, what have you tried? have you had any luck? |
Ara Tima
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
Yea, true. I guess ill have to start by finding a full on house/deep house venue. All I hear is fucking Trap and commercial EDM.
You're in Perth. You ain't gonna find much outside of the odd club evening
(like the ones I mentioned) or when the festivals tour although I could be wrong, keep an eye on local community
s and Facebook. I'm originally from Adelaide (in Melbourne now though), and that's the same, though getting much much better in recent years.
If you're keen on a more vibrant and busy scene, Melbourne or Sydney are the places to go. Melbourne especially. It's awesome. |
Joella Stottsberry
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
Boiler Room is generally for big name DJs who are invited. It's not really a free for all open decks type thing.
Most cities have open decks evening
s, generally week evening
s, but not usually very 'electronic'.
Yea, true. I guess ill have to start by finding a full on house/deep house venue. All I hear is fucking Trap and commercial EDM. |
Ara Tima
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
Yea I've seen that Djs here are not that keen to share the stage, this is why i was asking if someone has set up something similar to a boiler room here in Perth, but if not it could be a project to start working on.
Boiler Room is generally for big name DJs who are invited. It's not really a free for all open decks type thing.
Most cities have open decks evening
s, generally week evening
s, but not usually very 'electronic'. |
Joella Stottsberry
18.11.2013 | Yea I've seen that Djs here are not that keen to share the stage, this is why i was asking if someone has set up something similar to a boiler room here in Perth, but if not it could be a project to start working on.
Originally Posted by shr3dder
Wanklemut, Art Department and Jaques Lu Cont all coming up in November alone.
Yea Jacques Lu Cont and Art Department are bound to be sick, but I know the venue that they will play at will not fill up and people dont really groove to the music, which makes the experience pretty shitty. (but dont get me wrong im still going :P) |
Ara Tima
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
I was wondering if there is a current Deep House scene in Australia, I see a few evening
clubs play some deep, but I was believeing more of an underground scene where Djs just meet up and play, somewhat like Boiler Room on youtube. Anyone know?
They have clubs and DJs. Not so sure about Perth but Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney etc all have thriving house scenes. Some bigger then others. If you want to get gigs it's pretty damn competitive though, you'd need to spend some time getting in with the right people.
What do you mean by Boiler Room? That's just a series of live events around the world, they were in Australia 12 months ago.
This site is good http://www.inthemix.com.au/whatson/perth
Wanklemut, Art Department and Jaques Lu Cont all coming up in November alone. |
Joella Stottsberry
18.11.2013 | I was wondering if there is a current Deep House scene in Australia, I see a few evening
clubs play some deep, but I was believeing more of an underground scene where Djs just meet up and play, somewhat like Boiler Room on youtube. Anyone know? |
Noemi Milwee
20.11.2013 | Yeh there isn't really anywhere i've heard of in Perth where they don't just play cheesy Top 40 crap.
I'm a drum and bass and deep house dj myself, so pretty much 2 non existent scenes in Perth. |
Joella Stottsberry
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
If it's anything like the rest of Aus (which I'm pretty confident it is) mixes really don't help at all. It's all networking and making the right friends. Most promoters won't even listen to mixes if they don't know who you are
aight, thanks for all the help guys. I will inform you if anything comes up. |
Lawana Mileto
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by AllDay
Its like this anywhere you go. You need to either
A. Be a big name or
B. Know or get to know the right people.
Very true.
It's all about who you know, personally I wouldnt get anyone to play down at our evening
off the back of a mix.
In the House/Techno scene, I'm guessing it's the same everywhere, it will be about who you know, getting in with the right people.
Doing a mix and playing in a club are completely different, handing out mixes is pointless. |
Tera Baragan
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
If it's anything like the rest of Aus (which I'm pretty confident it is) mixes really don't help at all. It's all networking and making the right friends. Most promoters won't even listen to mixes if they don't know who you are
Its like this anywhere you go. You need to either
A. Be a big name or
B. Know or get to know the right people. |
Ara Tima
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
Thanks man. Do promo mixtapes get you booked easily in Perth, what have you tried? have you had any luck?
If it's anything like the rest of Aus (which I'm pretty confident it is) mixes really don't help at all. It's all networking and making the right friends. Most promoters won't even listen to mixes if they don't know who you are |
Joella Stottsberry
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
If you're keen on a more vibrant and busy scene, Melbourne or Sydney are the places to go. Melbourne especially. It's awesome.
I know Melbourne is where its at, but right now im in the middle of my studies. So once im done I'm definitely hitting up Melbourne. |
Joella Stottsberry
19.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by kooper1980
Geisha evening
club in Northbridge is the best deep house evening
in Perth at the minute. I've seen Jody Wisternoff, Claptone and Finnebassen all there recently and Todd Terry is coming in December. A lot of the well known bars are way more commercial but there are a few that are willing to offer a deeper sound. It's extremely difficult to get a gig from what ive heard so be prepared to spend some time getting to know the right people.
Thanks man. Do promo mixtapes get you booked easily in Perth, what have you tried? have you had any luck? |
Kristofer Krauel
18.11.2013 | Geisha evening
club in Northbridge is the best deep house evening
in Perth at the minute. I've seen Jody Wisternoff, Claptone and Finnebassen all there recently and Todd Terry is coming in December. A lot of the well known bars are way more commercial but there are a few that are willing to offer a deeper sound. It's extremely difficult to get a gig from what ive heard so be prepared to spend some time getting to know the right people. |
Ara Tima
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
Yea, true. I guess ill have to start by finding a full on house/deep house venue. All I hear is fucking Trap and commercial EDM.
You're in Perth. You ain't gonna find much outside of the odd club evening
(like the ones I mentioned) or when the festivals tour although I could be wrong, keep an eye on local community
s and Facebook. I'm originally from Adelaide (in Melbourne now though), and that's the same, though getting much much better in recent years.
If you're keen on a more vibrant and busy scene, Melbourne or Sydney are the places to go. Melbourne especially. It's awesome. |
Joella Stottsberry
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by shr3dder
Boiler Room is generally for big name DJs who are invited. It's not really a free for all open decks type thing.
Most cities have open decks evening
s, generally week evening
s, but not usually very 'electronic'.
Yea, true. I guess ill have to start by finding a full on house/deep house venue. All I hear is fucking Trap and commercial EDM. |
Ara Tima
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
Yea I've seen that Djs here are not that keen to share the stage, this is why i was asking if someone has set up something similar to a boiler room here in Perth, but if not it could be a project to start working on.
Boiler Room is generally for big name DJs who are invited. It's not really a free for all open decks type thing.
Most cities have open decks evening
s, generally week evening
s, but not usually very 'electronic'. |
Joella Stottsberry
18.11.2013 | Yea I've seen that Djs here are not that keen to share the stage, this is why i was asking if someone has set up something similar to a boiler room here in Perth, but if not it could be a project to start working on.
Originally Posted by shr3dder
Wanklemut, Art Department and Jaques Lu Cont all coming up in November alone.
Yea Jacques Lu Cont and Art Department are bound to be sick, but I know the venue that they will play at will not fill up and people dont really groove to the music, which makes the experience pretty shitty. (but dont get me wrong im still going :P) |
Ara Tima
18.11.2013 |
Originally Posted by danielriosrendon
I was wondering if there is a current Deep House scene in Australia, I see a few evening
clubs play some deep, but I was believeing more of an underground scene where Djs just meet up and play, somewhat like Boiler Room on youtube. Anyone know?
They have clubs and DJs. Not so sure about Perth but Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney etc all have thriving house scenes. Some bigger then others. If you want to get gigs it's pretty damn competitive though, you'd need to spend some time getting in with the right people.
What do you mean by Boiler Room? That's just a series of live events around the world, they were in Australia 12 months ago.
This site is good http://www.inthemix.com.au/whatson/perth
Wanklemut, Art Department and Jaques Lu Cont all coming up in November alone. |
