Egg Presents: WAFF, Route 94 + Wehbba
Saturday 26th November 2016
23:00 - 9:00
Advance tickets from From £5
| Student Members £10
| More on the door
WAFF
Route 94
Wehbba
Since smashing dance floors all over Europe with his 2012 debut EP for Hot Creations, which featured the deadly 'Jo Johnson', Leeds-based producer wAFF has been on a skyward ascent. Knocking out further irresistible hits for Jamie Jones' label, like the charmingly titled 'Fat Gash', as well as putting out releases on Moon Harbour, Cocoon and Drumcode, his non-stop DJ schedule now has him travelling all over the world.
He might have joined the the cadre of dance producers who've had a No.1 UK hit, thanks to the Jess Glynne fronted 'My Love', but Route 94's sound remain focused on the groovier side of house, as evidenced by his recent mix for Deep House Amsterdam. Named after the road running from Chicago to Detroit, respective birthplaces of house and techno, tracks such as 'Cowboy' also bristle with his London heritage, its rumbling basslines harking back to his teenage years making Skream & Benga supported dubstep.
A former dentist, Brazilian Webbha will get your fillings rattling with his driving sound, which sits somewhere between tech-house and techno. With Tronic, Bedrock, Toolroom, Soma, Systematic, 100% Pure and Suara just some of the labels that he's released on, his dynamic sound has brought him together for collaborations with everyone from Joseph Capriati to Laurent Garnier. Get involved by checking out his new 'Distant Echoes' show on Pioneer DJ Radio.
Route 94
Wehbba
Since smashing dance floors all over Europe with his 2012 debut EP for Hot Creations, which featured the deadly 'Jo Johnson', Leeds-based producer wAFF has been on a skyward ascent. Knocking out further irresistible hits for Jamie Jones' label, like the charmingly titled 'Fat Gash', as well as putting out releases on Moon Harbour, Cocoon and Drumcode, his non-stop DJ schedule now has him travelling all over the world.
He might have joined the the cadre of dance producers who've had a No.1 UK hit, thanks to the Jess Glynne fronted 'My Love', but Route 94's sound remain focused on the groovier side of house, as evidenced by his recent mix for Deep House Amsterdam. Named after the road running from Chicago to Detroit, respective birthplaces of house and techno, tracks such as 'Cowboy' also bristle with his London heritage, its rumbling basslines harking back to his teenage years making Skream & Benga supported dubstep.
A former dentist, Brazilian Webbha will get your fillings rattling with his driving sound, which sits somewhere between tech-house and techno. With Tronic, Bedrock, Toolroom, Soma, Systematic, 100% Pure and Suara just some of the labels that he's released on, his dynamic sound has brought him together for collaborations with everyone from Joseph Capriati to Laurent Garnier. Get involved by checking out his new 'Distant Echoes' show on Pioneer DJ Radio.
Egg London is a strictly 18+ venue. Club scan is installed in the venue at the front door, which means everyone attending Egg must have a valid form of photo ID to present to be scanned on entry. The accepted forms of ID are: unexpired passport, driving license, provisional driving license, photo cards featuring the pass hologram. Photocopies, photos or screenshots of IDs are not accepted. Egg London's management reserve the right to refuse admission into the club.