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CLUBRADAR ABODE in The Park @ Finsbury Park 24th September From its humble beginnings in Greenwich to parties worldwide, ABODE's roots run deep and their latest collection of talented acts hit- ting the stage this year represents that. Taking control of the main stage is Do Not Sleep's Darius Syrossian and Origins head honcho Josh Butler who will be joined by Detlef. UNMISSABLE 6 ISSUE 102 / 2017 GUESTLIST UK Thunder Disco is 8: Maurice Fulton, Hammer & Jube @ Sub Club, Glasgow 22nd September Twin Atlantic & Deaf Havana @ Victoria Warehouse, Manchester 29th September JP Cooper @ Boiler Shop, Newscastle 10th October LIVE WORLDWIDE Paul Kalkbrenner presents Back To The Future @ Knockdown Center, New York 22nd September Mint Festival @ Stockeld Estate, Leeds 23rd September Helena Hauff @ The White Hotel, Manchester 22nd September Glitterbox with Basement Jaxx @ Hi Ibiza, Spain 22nd September Dailycid XXX with DJ W!ld @ Bedford Square 23rd Sep- tember The Hydra present Hessle Audio 10 @ Bussey Building 13th October Bedouin, Audio- fly & Lum @ Village Underground 23rd September Studio338 Garden Closing Party @ Studio 338 30th September The Little Festival's Fourth Birthday @ The Steelyard 23rd September LONDON HOTSPOTS UK Garage vs Bassline with Mike Skinner, Preditah, UKG All Stars & more @ Electric Brixton 22nd September Jungle Therapy @ Lightbox 22nd September LCD Soundsystem @ Alexandra Palace 22nd September Professor Green @ Village Underground 9th September The Drums @ Shepherds Bush Empre 7th October NEWS FLASH HIP HOP / RNB HOUSE / TECHNO DRUM & BASS INDIE / ROCK REGGAE Jay Z apparently loses $1 million a week by keeping 4:44 off Spotify Industry insiders calculate that the artist could be earning one million USD a week if he put the album on the service. This is based on Spotify's share of the market but if you listen to 4:44 you would know why. In the album Jay advocates the building of black owned businesses. This smart move might make Tidal a powerhouse. To celebrate turning 18, Fabric announces 30-hour rave It all kicks off on October 21st at 11 pm, till 5 am on Monday, October 23rd. Ten acts have already been confirmed. From Ricoardo Villalobos, Abdulla Rashim, Blawan, Jay Clarke, Margaret Dygas, Nicolas Lutz, Raresh, Voigtmann and resident DJ's Craig Richards & Terry Francis. With more names still being added for the birthday bash. AIM nominates Shogun for award. Shogun Audio are up for an AIM Award this year. Friction's label was selected for it's 13 years for breaking new sounds, artists and moving drum & bass ever forward. If they win they'll join a legion of labels including Black Butter, Numbers & Hyperdub. Beck confirms new album release date Beck has confirmed that the follow up LP to 2014's Grammy winning Morning Phase, will be due for release in October. "I suppose the record could have come out a year or two ago," Beck told Rolling Stone. "But these are complex songs....To get everything to sit together so it doesn't sound like a huge mess was quite an undertaking." Don Letts presents a history of reggae. Known as the DJ who "singlehandedly turned a generation of punks onto reggae," between the 70's and 80's. Don Letts has teamed up with Brixton's Turtle Bay to create a one off collection of podcasts exploring the history of reggae. There are 4 podcasts, each concentrating on Letts musical history. REVIEW MOONDANCE FESTIVAL WAS OFF THE CHAIN @ 6TH AUGUST Moondance delivered another epic festival. Offering an unparalleled line up in London this summer; the festival hosted 5 stages, each a snapshot of the different rave scenes in the UK. It was hard not to get pulled in and commit to each stage, they were all so good! Though special shouts to the Main Stage which hosted the rocking sounds of old skool and jungle music. LTJ Bukem was nothing short of epic and DJ Storm's tribute set to Marcus Intalex... that was special. REVIEW Standon Calling on the last weekend of July was an exemplary display of British festival production, with their lineup taking place across three days. Orbital, on Friday night, was our favourite gig of the festival. The crowd was an eclectic mix – uni students and old timers. The new blood started mosh pits to every percussive drop. Grace Jones slayed the Sunday headline slot, as can be expected. While Horse Meat Disco played for four hours in the cowshed, in one of the most euphoric sets of the weekend. Nu-disco and soul-tinged house that can only be described as righteous resounded over Standon. STANDON CALLING SHOWED SMALL FESTIVALS HOW IT'S DONE Percolate are taking over the iconic Roundhouse in Camden for an extra special disco party on the 30th September. For nine hours, from 2pm till 11pm, the promoters have got some of the biggest disco-tinged electronic acts lined up. From Todd Terji, Crazy P, and Horse Meat Disco. Once the huge event at the Roundhouse has finished, due to the venues 11 pm curfew, Percolate will move to a smaller more intimate venue where they'll be bringing out Nick The Record, Love Glove & Raw Silk. Oh yes. PREVIEW PERCOLATE @ THE ROUNDHOUSE