DJ Becka
28-01-2005, 02:45 PM
Sat. Jan. 29th-Gotham City Radio With Becka & Irideum
Once again, DJ Becka and techno label Gotham Grooves of NYC are back to bring you ‘Gotham City Radio’ on Livesets.com.
Airing every Saturday, from 12:00pm – 3:00pm EST(eastern standard time) 18:00 – 21:00 CET(central european time). Alongside Becka's weekly tune selections, we will be featuring international and local guest dj's and performances for your enjoyment. We hope to help kick start your day or evening, depending on where you’re tuning in from. Just go to www.livesets.com and follow the links at the top right.
Joining Becka on the show this week is the MILQman himself, Irideum.
Since 1989 Leonard Posso, a native New Yorker, has been a fixture in New York's underground music scene. He has yet to release his own tracks, but his name is on more than twenty releases as he has designed artwork for a slew of indie techno labels from around the world.
After a half dozen infamous Brooklyn roof top parties, he settled down with his weekly at Drinkland, playing the harder sound of Techno inspired by Claude Young, James Ruskin, Jeff Mills, Murat and UR. Later, he moved his party, renaming it MILQ, to Cafe Deville, where he established an underground cult following, through not only his music and graphics, but also for the diverse artists, local and international, playing from hard to minimal.
Since November of 2004 Lenny re launched Milq at Guernica every Monday
night. In conjunction with this Lenny has established a website geared towards music and the advancement of the art and its culture.
Lenny's sets range from a deep Detroit-esque sound, to Minimal Click House, to Psycho Acoustic, to harder edge Techno, with the odd obscure track to bring us back to the old school.
Lenny is continuously evolving as a significant Designer and DJ. With a momentous new year foreseen ahead, lenny will be working in collaborations with talented international artists dj’ing and designing.
Tune in, sit back, relax, and enjoy the sounds from Gotham City…….
http://img39.exs.cx/img39/734/GCR-logo43.jpg
Once again, DJ Becka and techno label Gotham Grooves of NYC are back to bring you ‘Gotham City Radio’ on Livesets.com.
Airing every Saturday, from 12:00pm – 3:00pm EST(eastern standard time) 18:00 – 21:00 CET(central european time). Alongside Becka's weekly tune selections, we will be featuring international and local guest dj's and performances for your enjoyment. We hope to help kick start your day or evening, depending on where you’re tuning in from. Just go to www.livesets.com and follow the links at the top right.
Joining Becka on the show this week is the MILQman himself, Irideum.
Since 1989 Leonard Posso, a native New Yorker, has been a fixture in New York's underground music scene. He has yet to release his own tracks, but his name is on more than twenty releases as he has designed artwork for a slew of indie techno labels from around the world.
After a half dozen infamous Brooklyn roof top parties, he settled down with his weekly at Drinkland, playing the harder sound of Techno inspired by Claude Young, James Ruskin, Jeff Mills, Murat and UR. Later, he moved his party, renaming it MILQ, to Cafe Deville, where he established an underground cult following, through not only his music and graphics, but also for the diverse artists, local and international, playing from hard to minimal.
Since November of 2004 Lenny re launched Milq at Guernica every Monday
night. In conjunction with this Lenny has established a website geared towards music and the advancement of the art and its culture.
Lenny's sets range from a deep Detroit-esque sound, to Minimal Click House, to Psycho Acoustic, to harder edge Techno, with the odd obscure track to bring us back to the old school.
Lenny is continuously evolving as a significant Designer and DJ. With a momentous new year foreseen ahead, lenny will be working in collaborations with talented international artists dj’ing and designing.
Tune in, sit back, relax, and enjoy the sounds from Gotham City…….
http://img39.exs.cx/img39/734/GCR-logo43.jpg