Maudib
Feb 14th, 2004, 12:17 PM
LIFE-ACT: TERRENCE FIXMER, JUSTIN BERKOVI,
JORIS VOORN AND MORE
On February 21st, 2004, DNA Productions will
launch their 'Life-Act' event at the monumental
Lichtfabriek in Haarlem, The Netherlands.
'Life-Act' is a new concept designed to
combine decoration, audio and visual acts
into one unique experience. While the
majority of line ups in regular parties
are DJs, 'Life-Act' will feature live
performances by artists only, specializing
in techno and electro.
Just as a human is determined by encoded
DNA, DNA Productions' intends to create
something "beyond the ordinary" that
maintains a visual and audio focus.
The name 'Life-Act' was not only chosen
to emphasize live performances but also
for the listener to consider one ethical
question: "Is it the right thing to develop
our technology the way we do nowadays?".
'Life-Act' will be split into two main areas
featuring the innovative sounds of producers like
Justin Berkovi (Cocoon) from England, Paul
Brtschitsch (Good Groove Music) from Germany,
Terence Fixmer (Gigolo) from France and Holland's
own Joris Voorn (Sound Architecture). Lost
Orchestra come together in an amazing live
performance from Holland's 16 Bit Lolitas.
In their flexible set-up, these guys take
the crowd on an emotional roller coaster
in the second area.
A complete new show is created around the
"technology" theme. This is a rare opportunity
for you to see all these acts performing live
so expect the unexpected!
http://www.life-act.nl/
JORIS VOORN AND MORE
On February 21st, 2004, DNA Productions will
launch their 'Life-Act' event at the monumental
Lichtfabriek in Haarlem, The Netherlands.
'Life-Act' is a new concept designed to
combine decoration, audio and visual acts
into one unique experience. While the
majority of line ups in regular parties
are DJs, 'Life-Act' will feature live
performances by artists only, specializing
in techno and electro.
Just as a human is determined by encoded
DNA, DNA Productions' intends to create
something "beyond the ordinary" that
maintains a visual and audio focus.
The name 'Life-Act' was not only chosen
to emphasize live performances but also
for the listener to consider one ethical
question: "Is it the right thing to develop
our technology the way we do nowadays?".
'Life-Act' will be split into two main areas
featuring the innovative sounds of producers like
Justin Berkovi (Cocoon) from England, Paul
Brtschitsch (Good Groove Music) from Germany,
Terence Fixmer (Gigolo) from France and Holland's
own Joris Voorn (Sound Architecture). Lost
Orchestra come together in an amazing live
performance from Holland's 16 Bit Lolitas.
In their flexible set-up, these guys take
the crowd on an emotional roller coaster
in the second area.
A complete new show is created around the
"technology" theme. This is a rare opportunity
for you to see all these acts performing live
so expect the unexpected!
http://www.life-act.nl/