Welcome to our webpage. A clubnight for like minded people. A banging party atmosphere where you can let rip on the dance floor to the funkiest dirty house and electro, or chill and chat in the bar to a vintage blend of roots, world music, funk & electronica. Born out of a love for music, having a top night with mates, and then some... join us on our journey, the quest for the new sound. Perhaps you too will find your door to kukundoo?
Gigi D'Amico A producer and sound engineer, born in Catania, Sicily. He started his music carer working on various local radio stations, and then moved into clubs (Genesi Portorosa-Me) where he experienced several years as an innovative DJ. He spread his wings and moved into technical experience founding the 'Magna Studio Sound', a well known rehearsal studio in Catania, where David Grabs prepared his performance for the show at Istituto d'Arte in Catania. In 1995 he began his sound engineer course at Centro Professione Musica (CPM), while working as a sound engineer touring Sicily in support of international artists, including Tom Harrel, Tonino Horta, Rickie Lee Jones, Gloria Gaynor, Temptation, Blonde Redhead, Warmers, and Uzeda. Over the years he has written and performed music (Beatle Juice, Somersault). In 2003 D'Amico moved to London where he completed in 2007, at Westminster University, BA (hons.) Commercial Music. Check his record label DRKL rec. for his current release on "The Future Sound of Sicily". Working for Dented Records (Foreign Beggars), Gigi also produces music for the media, and short movies. A true all rounder, a producer, a DJ, an engineer & musician. http://www.myspace.com/gigidamico
Kid Digital: Started Djing in 1992 with a three year residency at a weekly University College London student club night. One half of Tall & Handsome, hosted nights at The Ministry of Sound, Gardening Club, Mars & Plastic People during the nineties. In 2001 completed a Studio Sound Certificate at Islington Music Workshop (IMW), currently using a studio setup based around an Intel Mac desktop, Logic Pro & Ableton Live 6. Due for a release on DRKL at the end of 2007, expect deep funky electro-house stylee. A supporter of Action Aid's Bollocks to Poverty On Tour campaign, DJ'ed at Big Love @ Fluid, London (December 2006) raising over six hundred pounds for the charity, for their campaign against global poverty & fair trade. Currently a resident DJ for Bittersweet with a series of gigs in London, the last being at Fluid in June 07. Turn it up and enjoy the mix!http://www.myspace.com/kiddigitalspace
Jane Dinmore: DJing since at school, a teenage taste for dancing at rare groove & funk clubs and hip hop parties lent to vinyl hoarding and DJing. At Art College Jane was the resident DJ supporting mostly Acid Jazz bands that were doing the rounds in the early 90’s. Hanging around with performance artists and creative types lend to MOONA, anti club parties with vintage up tempo music & arty cabaret. Jane has played funk to post punk, to rockabilly, to house, decades of soul and hip hop for b-boys and indie rockers. Wild Hammond organ & trumpet instrumentals are always a MOONA set list favourite. http://www.unclejane.com
Cardiac: DJing in East London since 1998, having spun at major hotspots including Fabric, Turnmills, and 333 club. His collective hosted Mooch rooms at www.Hoxtonpimps.com clubnights, performing mammouth 6-hour DJ sets at these underground parties, alongside the likes of Attica Blues, Fat Truckers, Roots Manuva. 1999: Drum and Bass DJ set at 200% Tripaller infekt, Dresden Germany. 2001: Promoter of regular clubnight Mooch at Bar Cocomo, co-promoter of various other DJ nights in bars around East London. 2005: DJ set alongside Radioactive Man at Shifty@ on the Rocks, London. www.shifty.org.uk for details. Cardiac started producing tunes at the tender age of 12, creating multi-track style recordings of his cheap casio keyboard using two tape recorders. Later on came sampling using a special alarm clock, and making tape loops from cassettes. The second phase consisted of simple loop-based music made with a Yamaha QY70, leading to the current phase of music-making, based around laptop computer. 2005: Chief commander track played at Burntprogress @ Plastic People, London, to critical acclaim. Back in UK now after a year in NZ and Australia, his recent track Week Impression (2007) went down a storm at Burntprogress "Week Impression:Dubstep! And serious dubstep at that. Cardiac have been reaching for a few sessions now...deep bass smacked us square in the gut. Cardiac you have bare skills in the bottom octave". (May 2007)http://www.myspace.com/djcardiac
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