Chicago
Mayhem
Friday, February 22, 2013 (10:00 PM - 4:00 AM) | 
The Mid 306 N Halsted Chicago IL
React and the Mid Present
Mayhem
Mayhem
Trap vs juke 2
Face down ass up $300 booty shaking contest
Check out the last trap vs juke here
http://youtu.be/qku3KOPjRco
Zebo
www.djzebo.com
Deeon
www.twitter.com/djdeeon
Gene Hunt
www.facebook.com/gene.hunt.777
Hollywood Holt
www.twitter.com/hollywoodholt
Molly Bass
www.twitter.com/djmollybass
Face down ass up $300 booty shaking contest
Check out the last trap vs juke here
http://youtu.be/qku3KOPjRco
Zebo
www.djzebo.com
Deeon
www.twitter.com/djdeeon
Gene Hunt
www.facebook.com/gene.hunt.777
Hollywood Holt
www.twitter.com/hollywoodholt
Molly Bass
www.twitter.com/djmollybass
"The Felix Da Housecat night has been moved to March 16th at The Mid, to be announced soon. We are happy to announce the second installment of Juke Vs. Trap night will take it's place on February 22nd. All RSVP's for Feb 22nd will still be valid for Trap vs. Juke. If you would like to attend Felix Da Housecat on March 16th please re-RSVP for that event when it is announced. Sorry for any inconvenience."
Felix Daa House Cat
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In a world obsessed with labeling an ever-evolving genre, Felix da Housecat is dedicated to making the people dance. He is one of those rare, charisma-oozing characters, whose musical and mental eccentricity come from a genuine place. He’s never afraid to take a risk to reach new ground. It’s this blend of qualities that has kept him in such high reverence in the electronic field for two decades now, and which has ensured that his music has been a consistently captivating force.
An ever-moving target, his various incarnations have seen him morph from resolute acid and techno warrior to avant-garde nu-skool electro-disco pioneer to the man who gave one of the world’s most famous rappers a new lease of house-infused life long before major labels were putting every urban artist on their books over anemic 4/4 beats.
Felix began re-releasing music back in 1993. He landed, as a cat does, on his feet with some of his earliest productions picked up by seminal progressive and techno imprints Guerilla and Bush. “When the people started getting into my sound, that’s when I started taking it serious” he explains. He grew to become one of techno’s most sought-after names, with a sound influenced heavily by collaborator, mentor and acid house inventor DJ Pierre’s ‘wild-pitch’ style and drawing as much on the raucous bite of acid as it did on the intensity of techno.
He was catapulted from the overground into the wider dance music consciousness at the start of the millennium when he reinvented himself as a purveyor of future retro, high-camp grooves with his ‘80s-inspired album Kittenz (And Thee Glitz). Club and crossover hit Silver Screen Shower Scene particularly, with its kitsch Miss Kittin vocals and raucous sound, remains a stone-cold classic to this day.
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Friday, February 22, 2013 (10:00 PM - 4:00 AM)
The Mid 306 N Halsted, ChicagoIL
