Subject & OneTrack present

Bill Brewster [DJ History / Low Life - UK], Stephen Manning & Subject DJs (Irl)

10 pm           4 Dame Lane                Free           

A former punk rocker, chef and co-editor of football magazine ‘When Saturday Comes’ Brewster began DJing in the 1980s, but came into his own in the early 1990s during a two-year stint in New York running DMCs office, where nights spent at the Sound Factory inspired his musical selection to this day. His enjoys a parallel life as a writer with long-term partner Frank Broughton,and together they’ve produced three books, including the acclaimed ‘Last Night A DJ Saved My Life‚ and ‘How To DJ (Properly)’. These days, they’re focussed on building their labour-of-love website DJhistory.com. The pair also still throw parties: ‚’Low Life’, their warehouse rave-up, has now been running an incredible 14 years.

www.djhistory.com

Stephen Manning

Stephen has been Djing for over 10 years and is one of the promoters behind Nightflight in the Button Factory and the recent Airbound Festival in Croatia. He has played alongside the likes of Moodymann, Prins Thomas, Ewan Pearson, Mr. Scruff, Larry Heard, Claude Von Stroke, Todd Terje and at Electric Picnic. Musically he plays a mixed bag of house, disco, cosmic, Balearic and boogie and had his mixes broadcast on RobDaBanks BBC Radio 1 show. In Dublin he has held residencies with Space Camp, Bodytonic and The Village and he’s played for Electric City, Downtownsounds, Big Dish Go, Backlash, Remedy, Bacardi B-Bar,& Shock, as well as the likes of Tribal Sessions in Manchester, Polaroid in Leeds & Parlez Vous in Bradford in the UK. Keep a watchful eye on www.night-flight-music.com for more info.