Independence Day feat Redial (AUS/Tuff Em Up)

A few years back James Lawless and Greg Stack got together to try and kick Hamilton's electronic music scene in the arse. They were sick of the exact same Top 40 music being played in every club (except Flow and The Loft - which is awesome) and they were sick of how the city constantly missed out on amazing acts.

So they broke free and formed JAG Promotions and since that fateful day two years ago in October they have created numerous large scale events including the popular music festival Soundscape and club brands F*ck Yeah!, Dirty Electric, Uprising, Dubrising and many more. They are also co-promoted Our:house Hamilton and Ministry of Sound Hamilton.

On October 8 they will celebrate two years of musical evolution for the city and they want you to come celebrate with them and a host of amazing DJs.

Independence Day.
Feat....
Redial (Australia/Tuff Em Up Records)

With support from ....
Tronik DJs vs Ric Rush
Reservoir Dogs
Piece
Bones

- Redial:

Once upon a time, not too long ago, there was a Ghetto Ruckus. Synths were thrown one way, records another. Out of this scattered mess emerged Redial, everything and everyone was trashed but the bag was about to be filled. Redial – a man unable to hide his ability to destroy dance floors – shatter speakers – and make a piano sound like it never belonged in an orchestra.

Formally signed to Ajax’s Australian label “sweatitout” Redial has grown from a local whiz to an international touring sensation. With 2 EPs under his belt featuring his infamous 45 Overdrive single, which featured on the Ghost EP, Redial has won over thousands of fans both at home and abroad to secure his place as a one of the hottest producers in the Australian scene.

2010 has been nothing other than a step up, signing to Trashbags newborn label Records who has also signed DJ Antention from Russia, Barretso from Chile, Kolt13 from France, and local colleague duo Nadisko. Redial has now shared the stage with a swagger of top, savvy electro producers including – Kavinsky, Felix Carte l, Danger, Grum, Shadow Dancer, The Toxic Avenger, Teenage Bad Girl and Data to name a few. His resume for remixes is definitely not something to be overlooked, and it now boasts the likes of La Roux, Miike Snow, datA, The Proxy, Empire of the Sun and counting…