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Global Nomads: Techno and New Age As Transnational Countercultures
1111 2 Global Nomads 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 1 2 A uniquely ‘nomadic ethnography,’ Global Nomads is the first in-depth treat- 3111 ment of a counterculture flourishing in the global gulf stream of new electronic 4 and spiritual developments. D’Andrea’s is an insightful study of expressive indi- vidualism manifested in and through key cosmopolitan sites. This book is an 5 invaluable contribution to the anthropology/sociology of contemporary culture, 6 and presents required reading for students and scholars of new spiritualities, 7 techno-dance culture and globalization. 8 Graham St John, Research Fellow, 9 School of American Research, New Mexico 20111 1 D'Andrea breaks new ground in the scholarship on both globalization and the shaping of subjectivities. And he does so spectacularly, both through his focus 2 on neomadic cultures and a novel theorization. This is a deeply erudite book 3 and it is a lot of fun. 4 Saskia Sassen, Ralph Lewis Professor of Sociology 5 at the University of Chicago, and Centennial Visiting Professor 6 at the London School of Economics. 7 8 Global Nomads is a unique introduction to the globalization of countercultures, 9 a topic largely unknown in and outside academia. Anthony D’Andrea examines 30111 the social life of mobile expatriates who live within a global circuit of counter- 1 cultural practice in paradoxical paradises. 2 Based on nomadic fieldwork across Spain and India, the study analyzes how and why these post-metropolitan subjects reject the homeland to shape an alternative 3 lifestyle. They become artists, therapists, exotic traders and bohemian workers seek- 4 ing to integrate labor, mobility and spirituality within a cosmopolitan culture of 35 expressive individualism. -
Executive of the Week: Carbon Fiber Music President Franklin
Bulletin YOUR DAILY ENTERTAINMENT NEWS UPDATE AUGUST 27, 2021 Page 1 of 28 INSIDE Executive of the Week: • Roblox’s Music Play: ‘Hundreds’ Carbon Fiber Music President of Daily Concerts, Building a Franklin Martínez Digital Vegas & NMPA Lawsuit BY LEILA COBO • UK Festival Industry Primed for Biggest Farruko’s “Pepas,” an EDM/reggaetón track about Enter “Pepas,” which kicks off with Farruko sing- Weekend Since pill-popping partygoers, hit No.1 this week on Bill- ing gently over simple chords, almost as if it were a Pandemic Began board’s Hot Latin Songs and Hot Dance/Electronic love song, before it pumps up, finessed by a sextet of Songs charts. Equally impressive is the fact that producers: IAmChino, Sharo Towers, Keriel “K4G” • Apple to Make Changes to “Pepas” is not a multi-artist collaboration, but a Far- Quiroz, Victor Cárdenas, White Star and Axel Ra- App Store Rules in ruko solo single, bolstered by an irresistible, anthemic fael Quezada Fulgencio “Ghetto.” Settlement With chorus that sent fans wild at the recent Baja Beach The song was released June 24 on Sony Music Latin U.S. Developers Fest in Rosarito, Mexico despite the fact that the song with little fanfare — there wasn’t even a video ready • Bruno Mars’ is only two months old. — and debuted at No. 28 on the Hot Latin Songs chart Las Vegas Show That’s all sweet news for Farruko (real name Carlos dated July 17. It jumped to the top 10 four weeks later, Grosses More Than Efrén Reyes Rosado), a reggaetón star who’s had eight reaching No. -
TECHNEWS Words: MICK WILSON
TECHNEWS words: MICK WILSON 138 TECH TALK — MANU GONZALEZ The Ibiza-based DJ/producer talks about how the island helped launch his tech voyage. DIGITAL LOVE 141 IN THE With the release of four new digital STUDIO products from Denon, has a new era We hear about French producer for DJs dawned? Vitalic’s studio gear. t’s undeniable that 2016 saw some pretty seismic shifts. Except, perhaps, in the DJ technology community. We kept on doing what we did with the I same old, same old. However, the new year may hold some surprises. We can now reveal a potential game- changer in the world of DJ technology, with the release of Denon DJ’s new DJ gear. Four new products aim to confront the dominance of Pioneer DJ in the booth: the SC5000 media player, Engine Prime music management system, X1800 mixer and the VL12 turntable. We suppose the biggest announcement was the new Denon 140 808 STATE DJ SC5000 Multimedia Player. When we first saw it, we Is Roland’s new DJ-808 controller were impressed by the way it looked, even before we had a set to become legendary? chance to get hands-on and find out what it could do. The DJ Mag Tech crew were amongst the first people to ever see and touch this array of new DJ technology. We welcomed it — after all, whilst there has been a cycle of industry standards over the years, there have only really been two periods of dominance without anything else really making a dent. Technics had its 1200s and Pioneer DJ had its CDJs; many tried to buck the trend but fell by the wayside. -
Castles in the Clouds They’Re Bold, Beautiful and Guarantee a Good Time
DESIGN NIGHTCLUB DESIGN castles in the clouds They’re bold, beautiful and guarantee a good time. Discover why nightclub designers are the life of a million-dollar party SEPTEMBER 2012 51 DESIGN NIGHTCLUB DESIGN PREVIOUS PAGE: Le Boutique Club by Parolio & Euphoria Lab. CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: Fashion in the Le Boutique Club; art at Club MUSÉE; Bigtime Design creates spaces where people can feel “a sense of community”; a Bigtime Design club entrance; Callin Fortis from Bigtime design; Le Marquis by Parolio & Euphoria Lab; Parolio himself; VIP area in Club MUSÉE. “FURNITURE AND STRUCTURAL DESIGN ELEMENTS for example, have multi-purpose uses. Furniture and structural design elements have to be not only visually HAVE TO BE VISUALLY APPEALING. LIGHTING MUST appealing, but also extremely durable and resistant. BE PERFECT, TO HELP THE VISITOR LOOK GOOD.” Lighting must be perfect, as it has to help the visitor look good.” For others, the design of the club can be used to positively alter the behaviour of the people inside. “I will purposely compress people as they enter a venue to THEY’RE LAVISH PALACES OF THE NIGHT; THE MUST-VISIT One of these is Madrid’s Club MUSÉE. Designed make them feel a sense of community, group energy and venues where it’s cool to be seen and even cooler not to be. by Parolio & Euphoria Lab, it’s part art gallery, part anticipation,” says Bigtime Design’s Callin Fortis. If your name’s on the right list, they’ll cater to your every nightclub. With bold colours, sculptural furniture and “Once they are in, I like to create a moment where they whim. -
EL CASO DE IBIZA (ESPAÑA) HOLOS, Vol
HOLOS ISSN: 1518-1634 [email protected] Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Rio Grande do Norte Brasil CARDONA, J. R.; AZPELICUETA-CRIADO, M. C.; SÁNCHEZ-FERNÁNDEZ, M. D. UNA CLASIFICACIÓN DE LOS ESTABLECIMIENTOS DE OCIO NOCTURNO: EL CASO DE IBIZA (ESPAÑA) HOLOS, vol. 7, 2016, pp. 418-437 Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Rio Grande do Norte Natal, Brasil Disponible en: http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=481554871033 Cómo citar el artículo Número completo Sistema de Información Científica Más información del artículo Red de Revistas Científicas de América Latina, el Caribe, España y Portugal Página de la revista en redalyc.org Proyecto académico sin fines de lucro, desarrollado bajo la iniciativa de acceso abierto CARDONA, AZPELICUETA-CRIADO & SÁNCHEZ-FERNÁNDEZ (2016) UNA CLASIFICACIÓN DE LOS ESTABLECIMIENTOS DE OCIO NOCTURNO: EL CASO DE IBIZA (ESPAÑA) J. R. CARDONA1, M. C. AZPELICUETA-CRIADO1* y M. D. SÁNCHEZ-FERNÁNDEZ2 Universitat de les Illes Balears - España Universidad da Coruña - España [email protected]* Artículo presentado en marzo/2016 y aceptado en septiembre/2016 DOI: 10.15628/holos.2016.4301 RESUMEN Ibiza es muy conocida por sus discotecas y fiestas, siendo oferta formada por los Beach Clubs, los Lounge Clubs, los uno de los referentes mundiales del sector. El objetivo de Disco Pubs, los Hotel Clubs, los restaurantes espectáculo este trabajo es realizar una primera propuesta de y los Party Boats. La principal diferencia entre los dos clasificación de los establecimientos con eventos grandes grupos es que las discotecas son musicales en la isla de Ibiza. La metodología se basa en la establecimientos cuya actividad declarada principal es el consulta de bibliografía, prensa local y páginas web ocio nocturno, cobrando entrada, y el segundo grupo son especializadas. -
Space's 25Th Anniversary
EVENT FOCUS: Space Turns 25 EVENT FOCUS: Space Turns 25 Opposite: Funktion-One’s loudspeakers were the PA of choice for the dance island’s Space celebration. Full Fat Audio’s FFA-6004 and FFA-10000 amplifiers powered the main system PA system. Below: The space technical team with Funktion-One’s Tony Andrews during set up for the 12-hour long gig. it’s not even a question. Through it, I’ve learned possible. While the event rightly expected plenty Delays consisting of four Funktion-One Evo quite a lot, which I’ve applied to other projects. of energy and impact in the audience area, the 7 EHs and six BR121 bass reflex speakers were “It’s somewhere we can try out new things, sound needed to be as contained as possible, in positioned about halfway up the space - the SPACE’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY and we do, and Space gets some of the newest order to avoid disturbance of the surrounding point at which the audience began to fan out to ideas first. In that respect and for many other environment. Both of these aims would be wider area. On stage, a Funktion-One PSM318 reasons, it is a very important venue for us.” achieved using the performance attributes of system, driven with FFA-6004 and FFA-10000 SPACE IBIZA HAS BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR 25 YEARS. ALL THOSE PEOPLE, ALL THAT MUSIC AND ALL THOSE Andrews worked closely with Full Fat Audio’s the new Funktion-One mid-high loudspeakers. amplifiers, took care of monitoring. Dave Millard, the Space technical team and Each side of the stage had four Funktion- Funktion-One’s Evo 7 EH and Evo 6 SH both EUPHORIC NIGHTS THAT HAVE TUMBLED INTO BLISSFUL MORNINGS. -
BBI-GUIDE-TO-IBIZA-2017.Pdf
THE BLACK BOOK IBIZA GUIDE 2017 THE BLACK BOOK IBIZA GUIDE 2017 CONTENTS PAGE WELCOME TO IBIZA …………… 3 Basic information …………… 3 Food shops …………… 4 Important contacts …………… 5 WHAT’S NEW FOR 2017 …………… 6 RESTAURANTS, BARS & NIGHTLIFE …………… 7 Restaurants …………… 8 Bars …………… 10 Map of best restaurants & bars …………… 12 Ibiza best parties …………… 13 BEACHES & BEACH CLUBS …………… 14 Map of Ibiza beaches …………… 15 Beach clubs …………… 17 Formentera …………… 19 IBIZA SHOPPING …………… 20 Hippie markets …………… 21 Best boutiques …………… 22 IBIZA OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES …………… 23 HEALTH & WELLBEING …………… 25 Healthy hangouts …………… 26 Wholefood supermarkets & local produce …………… 26 Yoga / Pilates / Fitness / Sport activities …………… 27 FAMILY FRIENDLY IBIZA …………… 28 Best family beaches & restaurants …………… 29 Kids activities …………… 30 Child care & nannies …………… 30 BBI SERVICES & CONTACTS …………… 31 BLACK BOOK IBIZA’S GUIDE OF THE WHITE ISLE Here at Black Book Ibiza we simply adore the island we live, love and work on, and want to ensure that you feel the same. So, whether you are a seasoned island visitor, or a true Ibiza virgin, we have compiled our very own Black Book for Ibiza to share our insider secrets, tips and suggestions to ensure you have an idyllic Ibiza experience. WELCOME TO IBIZA! Welcome to Ibiza! After all the months of planning, dreaming and preparing, the real adventure is beginning! And, this year, Ibiza is quite simply bigger and better than ever before, and we are ready and waiting to help you discover the magic. But first, let us give you some true insider advice. Without wanting to dampen your spirits, there are a few things to remember when holidaying in Ibiza to make sure your stay is smooth, safe and hassle free. -
SALIR POR IBIZA Privilege Ibiza
SALIR POR IBIZA La ciudad de Ibiza ofrece a sus visitantes una variada oferta de ocio. Los barrios del Puerto, la Marina y Playa d’en Bossa concentran la diversión nocturna de la ciudad. La noche ibicenca es famosa en el mundo entero. Discotecas, bares, pubs, restaurantes invaden las calles de la isla e iluminan con sus luces la noche ibicenca. Ibiza es conocida mundialmente por albergar las mejores discotecas y fiestas del mundo. La vida nocturna, que en el caso de Ibiza se alarga durante el día y empalma con el día siguiente, es una irrefrenable sucesión de fiestas, una detrás de otra, e incluso varias a la vez, donde se disfruta de la mejor música house a nivel mundial. Por cada una de las discotecas de Ibiza, pasan cada día los mejores djs del mundo (en su mayoría de música house) y los mejores grupos de animación. La gente que acude a estas discotecas rebosa glamour, son en su mayoría fashion victims y gran parte además son gays. La diversidad de públicos, el respeto de los unos a los otros, las mentes abiertas, son las notas características que hacen de la isla un lugar para disfrutar al máximo sin ningún tipo de prejuicios. Privilege Ibiza Dirección: carretera entre Ibiza y San Antonio, cerca de San Rafael Una enorme pista central con piscina, techos de 25 metros de altura, diversas salas al aire libre y un aforo de 10.000 personas, hacen que Privilege esté considerada como la discoteca más grande del mundo por el Libro Guinness de los Récords. -
The Spaces, Politics, and Cultural Economies of Electronic Dance Music Alistair Fraser* Department of Geography, National University of Ireland Maynooth
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by MURAL - Maynooth University Research Archive Library Geography Compass 6/8 (2012): 500–511, 10.1111/j.1749-8198.2012.00505.x The Spaces, Politics, and Cultural Economies of Electronic Dance Music Alistair Fraser* Department of Geography, National University of Ireland Maynooth Abstract This paper examines the spaces, politics, and cultural economies of electronic dance music (EDM). I use geographical literature on EDM to argue that its hedonistic spaces have been forged via cultural economic practices which I conceptualize as constitutive of a process of ‘accumulation by cooperation’. In numerous contexts, the people of EDM – the DJs, producers, MCs, artists, promoters, and ravers – have chipped in, worked alongside each other, collaborated, and shared ideas, emotions, and knowledge with a view to producing and re-producing cultural economies and hedonistic spaces shot through by a complex, contradictory politics. I. Introduction During the last 20 years or so and throughout the world, genres of music associated with the generic label ‘electronic dance music’ (hereafter, EDM) – such as ‘house’, ‘techno’, ‘trance’, ‘drum & bass’, and ‘dubstep’ – have emerged and become relatively popular and influential. These musical varieties are mostly made electronically by combining hardware such as samplers, synthesizers, and drum machines with sophisticated music production software operated on computers. Such technologies make it possible for an artist or pro- ducer to make EDM without knowing how to play a musical instrument – an odd idea in the geo-history of music. EDM artists combine technologies and their talents with a general determination to make audiences dance (or, as per some ‘downbeat’ or ‘ambient’ genres, to allow audiences to relax or ‘chill’ before or after they go out to dance) in late- or all-night events in nightclubs and ‘raves’. -
Youth Is Absolutely Vital
Version: 1 2 Source URL: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/clubz/5011879/Ibiza-is-about-to-go-Booom.html Clubz Youth is absolutely vital CLUBZ chat to the man behind the music at Ibiza clubs, Eden and Booom as he looks set to add to the islands clubbing nightscape By MARK GWINNETT 17 Jul 2013 15:06:24 IBIZA clubbing guru and co-founder of the IMS, Danny Whittle’s 13 year run with Pacha and the split with them last year is well documented. Danny’s expertise on the island is now elsewhere as he has teamed up with Eden’s new Dutch owner Michael Van De Kruit to help guide and boost the San Antonio club’s music policy and build Eden as an international brand. He is also due to open the highly anticipated Booom (formally Bomba) club which boasts some seriously exciting line ups for this season. Having been instrumental in shaping Ibiza over the years Clubz caught up with Danny last week in Ibiza to find out more. So, why Eden? As if you didn't have enough on your plate. I am excited to work with Eden. I have always worked on the Ibiza side of the island but I have always been a fan of San Antonio. It’s the entry point for most people to the island so I have always thought it deserved an amazing nightclub and now Michael and his team have delivered one. There is still work to be done to help change the perception of what it used to be to the amazing place that it now is, but we are up for the challenge. -
Felix Andy Sykes
Science Interview Television Harry Are chimps Hill people too? Fairground Science page 6 page 8 page 26 e student newspaper of Imperial College No. 1,360 • Friday • 20 October 2006 • ffelixelix felixonline.co.uk Massive outrage as More papers nothing happens under threat FUCIT Andy Sykes tions, with the President, Salima Omar was unable to attend to at- Editor-in-Chief Lanquaye, apparently telling the tend, due to prior commitments, other officers that she could han- and the meeting took place without Westminster University Union’s dle the bulk of the arrangements him present. However, the sabbs student newspaper, The Smoke, herself. eventually decided that it was not has faced censorship and possible The UWSU General Manager, the appropriate to discipline Mr Omar removal of the Vice President of head of the union staff, apparently without him being present, and Communications over allegations filed an official complaint against agreed to reconvene in a fortnight’s If something’s happening, they’re damn good at hiding it from us made in the paper about the state Rayhan Rafiq Omar, the VP Com- time. of Westminster University’s Fresh- munications, for allowing the is- Mr Omar, contacted by this re- ers’ Fayre. sue to go to print. It is not clear porter for comment, feels very A huge group of students and staff Governance Report autographed A piece in the second issue of The what the sabbs felt was inaccurate strongly about honouring his word gathered on campus yesterday, by the Union President, John Col- Smoke, titled “Fayre… Or Failure”, about the article, though they is- to the students that he serves. -
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Ben Santiago Follow Bio The only ever person to be conceived and born at the same illegal rave, Ben Santiago was destined to be a DJ from the very second he came onto this Earth. Ben’s transition from rave baby to fully functional Ibiza resident has had its ups and downs, with the DJ almost ready to throw the towel in on numerous occasions. However, perseverance, dedication and regularly bathing in bathtubs full of champagne (prosecco), has seen Ben rise to the top of his game and conquer all that has been put before him. After spending the first part of his life DJing in various London locations, Ben packed his bags and moved to Ibiza with dreams of becoming a world renowned DJ. Like so many who made the journey before him, Ben struggled to make an impact on the island’s DJing landscape and after just one season, he decided to look for Booking Info work elsewhere to subsidise his DJing lifestyle. Blessed with the gift of the gab as well as an excellent ear for music, Ben was quickly hired as the island’s only traveling saxophone Email salesman. It was doing this job that Ben met his future wife, Laura. Ben claims this was this [email protected] moment that inspired him to re-dedicate his life to becoming an international DJ, “It was love at first sight, she was just so lovely. I wanted to be a DJ so we could become a double act, Phone both inside and outside of clubs”. However, Ben’s boss at the time claimed it was the fact that 0034 971 80 33 83 he only sold one saxophone in an entire year that forced him to return to DJing on a full time basis.