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Review: Percolate Open Air was a turning point for the London-based party planners

Dance the rain away...

  • Alex Green
  • 4 August 2017
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'Fresh Jive' by Bjarki

Sonja Moonear, The Unit

At many other events, putting this Swiss selector on at the same time as DJ Koze would guarantee a huge imbalance in the number of bodies at each stage. Moonear would not come out on top. However, Percolate know their audience; they’re a discerning bunch. In reality the rising selector drew a strong, headsy crowd who lapped up each left turn and odd-ball techno cut.

‘Relax’ by Frankie Goes To Hollywood over ‘Lazer Beams’ by Green Velvet & Harvard Bass

Sonja Moonear, The Unit

Moonear may be best known as one of the leading players in the contemporary minimal vanguard - read Rhadoo, Raresh and Margaret Dygas - but there’s one thing that sets her apart: a screwball sense of humour. Layering Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s ‘Relax’ over Green Velvet & Harvard Bass’ ‘Lazer Beams’ was just that; an inspired, irreverent move.

 
 
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