L Vis 1990 With Matpat At The Dolphin Tonight!

Get tickets: http://ticketf.ly/18Ks5ny Details: L-Vis 1990 with Matpat at The Dolphin $8 advance ($10 at the door) L-Vis 1990 This English visionary has been called a "true phenomenon"...with releases on Mad Decent and Sound Pellegrino, L-Vis 1990 started receiving his well deserved recognition for changing the face of underground club music. His Incredibly unique style comes from his musical stew of post-modern tribal house and years of garage heritage... Matpat At a young age, Matthew Patrick Dodd was introduced to an eclectic mix of music from his family that would later be inspiration for his own burgeoning take on Electronic Music. By seven, his brother had him standing on milk crates so he could reach his first set of tables and by thirteen, he had already started playing classic records like Kraftwerk's "Tour De France" and Hard Drive's "Deep Inside." Matpat's sound is influenced by the producers that came before him. Detroit Techno, Chicago House and Disco from Philadelphia & New York, as well as his own productions (which have gained praise from djs such as Laurent Garnier, Derrick Carter & Oliver Dollar), fill his DJ sets and have begun to distinguished him as a House Music Maven. His "Crush" EP was picked up by Terry Farley, the man behind Junior Boys Own. Mat's release on Stretch Armstrong's New York Dance Label, Plant Music received a 4/5 on Resident Advisor. Then he signed to Derrick Carter's label Persnickety for "The Chicago-Philly Combo" (which reached the Juno Records Top 5 Singles Chart). All this, as well as sharing the bill with names as celebrated and diverse as Green Velvet, Martyn, Booka Shade, Oliver, Lone, King Britt and Chris Malnchak, has helped solidify Matpat as a house music DJ and Producer with a promising future. By the end of 2013, he released his track "Feel Your Body" on Samo Sound Boy & Jerome LOL's label Body High, as well as throwing invite-only parties at his loft in the "Eraserhood" area of Philadelphia. Now with an upcoming release on Exploited Records sub-label Black Jukebox, 2015 is looking to be an exciting year for the up-and-coming producer.