Superhero Sessions @ Byblos, Glasgow (Sun Sep 28, 2008)
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Date/Time:
Sun Sep 28, 2008 (23:00 - 03:00)
Minimum Age: 18
Price: £12
Home page: http://www.byblosglasgow.com/events.php?id=96
Minimum Age: 18
Price: £12
Home page: http://www.byblosglasgow.com/events.php?id=96
Location
Byblos
Unit Q, Merchant Square, Albion Street, G1 1NP Glasgowwww.byblosglasgow.com
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Located in the heart of the Merchant City, underneath Merchant Square, Byblos features three lavishly designed rooms...
Artists
Music style
House
Description
The Hero: JUNIOR JACK aka VITO LUCENTE
The Villian: Kid Crème aka NICOLASS CARAVILLI
Entry £12.
Just over a year ago when Byblos first Launched we planned to do it with a bang, the first 2 guest DJ's we brought to Glasgow were none other than the superstar duo of Junior Jack & Kid Crème, but because of unforeseen circumstances on the night JJ & KC spent the night in a Glasgow hotel and the club never opened.
A year later Byblos is at a place it should have been from the start and what better time to bring the duo back.
So on Sunday the 28th September Junior Jack & Kid Crème will finally grace the decks at Byblos. This is going to be MASSIVE!
Junior jack aka Vito Lucente
Junior Jack aka Vito Lucente has had hit after hit in his career so far with house classic's such as the bass-line monster "Thrill Me' which was released in February 2002 and made a huge impact on dance floors across the world. Whilst being a commercial success, it also showed JJ commitment to the underground house sound at a time when his remixes and production skills were already much in demand by increasingly successful clients.
The demand on Junior Jack as a DJ kept increasing and until then had always preferred working in his studio as a producer until deciding to team up with Kid Crème. The pair quickly became one of the most popular acts on the scene and apart from playing regular slots at all the super clubs around the world including a residency at the Ministry Of Sound, (London) they released an In The House mix album on Defected.
The name Junior Jack quickly rose to fame on the dance scene and with it came more request on remixes for artists including Bob Sinclar, Moby, Seal, Mary J Blige, Britney Spears, Duran Duran
In the meantime Vito restless creative output under different monikers did not slow down either throughout this busiest period in his career. His signature continued to appear on many successful dance tracks.
At the start of 2003, Vito topped the UK singles chart with Make Luv, released under the name Room 5 on his own label Noisetraxx. The single kept the no. 1 position for 4 weeks making one of the most successful dance track ever in the UK. In Europe, Make Luv held on to its top rank of the European dance charts for an incredible 6 weeks in a row. The track went on to sell a grand total of over 700.000 copies worldwide.
But whilst Make Luv was continuing to dominate the local airplay and dance charts across the world, the Junior Jack follow up to Thrill Me was shaping up to become THE summer tune of 2003. E-Samba, an infectious Latin flavored club smash, was released in the summer and resulted in dance floor frenzy everywhere it was played. The track was voted the summer anthem of 2003 by DJ magazine at the Ibiza awards where Junior Jack and Kid Crème also picked up the award of best newcomer DJs. In the meantime, Vito had been spending a lot of time in his studio working on what so many successful dance producers fail to deliver; a credible artist album with crossover potential.
The hotly anticipated debut full-length Junior Jack release was almost completed when the new Junior Jack single Da Hype was serviced to the DJ elite and received the same ecstatic reactions as E-Samba; months before its release as a single it was already featured in Q magazine as one of the top 3 best dance tracks ever. Vito started to work on a vocal version of the album for which Robert Smith (THE CURE) contributed the vocals. It was the last track to be added to the album and only fired up the anticipation for Junior Jacks debut artist album Trust It.
Junior Jack's position at the forefront of Europe's dance music scene was consolidated by him winning 2 awards for Best Album and Best Artist of the Year in 2004 at The House Music Award's.
The success story continued in 2005 with a 'Best House DJ' award at the annual DJ Awards extravaganza at Pacha, Ibiza. With a new album out this year Junior Jack is sure to have his name on a few more awards along the way.
Kid Crème aka Nicolas Scaravilli
Kid Crème is a man on a mission. To deliver quality house music through his productions and DJ sets around the world. He is a perfectionist who will happily delay the release of one of his own records if the bass needs tweaking or the vocals aren't sitting perfectly in the mix once he has road-tested the track on one of the many quality sound systems around the world on which he and DJ partner Junior Jack play.
Kid Crème is one of the many names of Nicolas Scaravilli, who actually started to produce Techno & House hit tunes since the mid-nineties. Not only the successfull dj-twin and remixer of Junior Jack, Nicolas is also a music-editing wizard who released hundreds of House remixes, as well for Shakedown as for Kylie Minogue, Planet Funk or Sandy B.
A year later Byblos is at a place it should have been from the start and what better time to bring the duo back.
So on Sunday the 28th September Junior Jack & Kid Crème will finally grace the decks at Byblos. This is going to be MASSIVE!
Junior jack aka Vito Lucente
Junior Jack aka Vito Lucente has had hit after hit in his career so far with house classic's such as the bass-line monster "Thrill Me' which was released in February 2002 and made a huge impact on dance floors across the world. Whilst being a commercial success, it also showed JJ commitment to the underground house sound at a time when his remixes and production skills were already much in demand by increasingly successful clients.
The demand on Junior Jack as a DJ kept increasing and until then had always preferred working in his studio as a producer until deciding to team up with Kid Crème. The pair quickly became one of the most popular acts on the scene and apart from playing regular slots at all the super clubs around the world including a residency at the Ministry Of Sound, (London) they released an In The House mix album on Defected.
The name Junior Jack quickly rose to fame on the dance scene and with it came more request on remixes for artists including Bob Sinclar, Moby, Seal, Mary J Blige, Britney Spears, Duran Duran
In the meantime Vito restless creative output under different monikers did not slow down either throughout this busiest period in his career. His signature continued to appear on many successful dance tracks.
At the start of 2003, Vito topped the UK singles chart with Make Luv, released under the name Room 5 on his own label Noisetraxx. The single kept the no. 1 position for 4 weeks making one of the most successful dance track ever in the UK. In Europe, Make Luv held on to its top rank of the European dance charts for an incredible 6 weeks in a row. The track went on to sell a grand total of over 700.000 copies worldwide.
But whilst Make Luv was continuing to dominate the local airplay and dance charts across the world, the Junior Jack follow up to Thrill Me was shaping up to become THE summer tune of 2003. E-Samba, an infectious Latin flavored club smash, was released in the summer and resulted in dance floor frenzy everywhere it was played. The track was voted the summer anthem of 2003 by DJ magazine at the Ibiza awards where Junior Jack and Kid Crème also picked up the award of best newcomer DJs. In the meantime, Vito had been spending a lot of time in his studio working on what so many successful dance producers fail to deliver; a credible artist album with crossover potential.
The hotly anticipated debut full-length Junior Jack release was almost completed when the new Junior Jack single Da Hype was serviced to the DJ elite and received the same ecstatic reactions as E-Samba; months before its release as a single it was already featured in Q magazine as one of the top 3 best dance tracks ever. Vito started to work on a vocal version of the album for which Robert Smith (THE CURE) contributed the vocals. It was the last track to be added to the album and only fired up the anticipation for Junior Jacks debut artist album Trust It.
Junior Jack's position at the forefront of Europe's dance music scene was consolidated by him winning 2 awards for Best Album and Best Artist of the Year in 2004 at The House Music Award's.
The success story continued in 2005 with a 'Best House DJ' award at the annual DJ Awards extravaganza at Pacha, Ibiza. With a new album out this year Junior Jack is sure to have his name on a few more awards along the way.
Kid Crème aka Nicolas Scaravilli
Kid Crème is a man on a mission. To deliver quality house music through his productions and DJ sets around the world. He is a perfectionist who will happily delay the release of one of his own records if the bass needs tweaking or the vocals aren't sitting perfectly in the mix once he has road-tested the track on one of the many quality sound systems around the world on which he and DJ partner Junior Jack play.
Kid Crème is one of the many names of Nicolas Scaravilli, who actually started to produce Techno & House hit tunes since the mid-nineties. Not only the successfull dj-twin and remixer of Junior Jack, Nicolas is also a music-editing wizard who released hundreds of House remixes, as well for Shakedown as for Kylie Minogue, Planet Funk or Sandy B.
