Dirty Works Release Party 2009/05/29 (Friday)

Posted: May 27th, 2009 | Author: Shane Berry | Filed under: Events | Tags: | No Comments »

Dirty Works Records presents the launch of Rennie Foster`s second full length album “Soul Music for the Damned” at Rockwest in Shibuya on Friday the 29th of May.

It is going to be a marathon 12 hr event showcasing the best of Dirty Works`s growing roster of stellar artists , 4 Live acts including Me, Bob Rogue, Rhythym Droid and Ely and a stream of Tokyo`s best underground DJs, Rennie Foster of course, Kaito, NOP, Hiroki Ohishi and more.

Dirty Works is about bringing together the best of the old and new school, house and techno, analog and digital and there is no better way to get to know the sound of Dirty Works than to come down and experience it for yourself.

What: Dirty Works 12 Hour Release Party
When: 2009/05/29 (Friday)
Where: Rockwest
How: DOOR 3,000yen(1D) WITH FLYER 2,500yen(1D)
AM5:30- DOOR 1,500yen WITH FLYER1,000yen
Who:

DJ:
RENNIE FOSTER(Dirty Works / Rebirth / F Com)
HIROSHI WATANABE aka KAITO(Kompakt)
NOP(Dirty Works / Fusion / Dial / Frame Rec.)
SKINNI PANTS aka CARLOS GIBBS(Red Box)
KOTARO(Wonkavator / Wakyo / Equinox)
TOMMY(Technique)
IORI(Pure / Brafma)
HIROKI OHISHI(Dirty Works)

LIVE:
SHANE BERRY(Dirty Works / Trapez)
BOB ROGUE(Dirty Works / miniscle.tv)
RHYTHM DROID(Dirty Works)
ELY(Bremen)


New Directions With Dirty Works

Posted: May 13th, 2009 | Author: Shane Berry | Filed under: News | Tags: | No Comments »

For about two years I have been focusing on improving and polishing my live performances. This process has been both successful and rewarding and I am looking forward to doing many live shows in the years to come.

That said I have recently turned my attention towards releasing new material again and aiming for a global outlet for my live shows. However finding a label willing to support me and my current output has proven time and again to be frustrating, emotionally draining and time consuming. I have never been interested in meeting the market demands for “that minimal sound” or catering to the sonic palate of any one particular label so it has been difficult to sign my tracks without compromise. I am also loathe to spread my work over a wide range of labels anyway as I feel, artistically, that this only dilutes my output and renders all my efforts moot. I wanted to find one outlet to call home, a place to pool a catalouge of my output and make it available to a global audience.

So it`s with great joy that I have been invited to become a partner in running Rennie Foster`s online digital imprint “Dirty Works”.

I am now co-owner of the imprint and will take over a share of the day to day administrative duties which involve promoting the imprint and upcoming releases, preparing releases for upload and coordinating their artwork and of course releasing my own tracks too.

I am very excited about the new prospects that this opportunity holds and I am confident in the end that the music will speak for itself.

Rock and Roll