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Sabajaq Jay Lumen, Pleasurekraft, Catz 'n Dogz, Kim Ann Foxman and more

Saturday 29th April 2017

23:00 - 9:00

Advance tickets from From £10 | Student Members £10 | More on the door

Techno

Jay Lumen
Pleasurekraft
Warboy
Maze & Masters

House

Catz ’n Dogz
Kim Ann Foxman
Joe Roberts
Borja Peña

Tech House

Republic Artists
Thomas Tesla
Nick Elia - Live
Arthur Keen - Live
Lucas Hulan

Bi-monthly Sabajaq welcomes in the long May Day Bank Holiday Weekend with another instalment mixing the best big room techno with groove-driven underground house.

Launching his acclaimed 'Lost Tales' long-player last time he was at Egg, Hungary's Jay Lumen returns to headline the techno Room with a remix version of the album featuring recharged bombs from the likes of Sasha Carassi and Harvey McKay. Already in the Top Five of Beatport's Techno Chart it underlines his claim to be one of the sound's current hot properties, a new original track, 'Revolution (The 12th Tale)', adding to his collection of tough techno tools. 

Another returning guest, Pleasurekraft have also been revisiting past glories, Carl Cox premiering their '7 Year Itch' rework of 'Tarantula', the distinctive, trail-blazing track that shot the duo to fame in 2010. Released on their own Kraftek label, it follows the recent trippy, cosmically-minded 'Maskara' EP and continues a run of form started by the inclusion of 'Dopefied' on Drumcode's 'A-Sides Volume 5' last year.

They're joined by Sabajaq boss and resident Warboy, whose 'Overcast City' EP (featuring a Vinicius Honorio remix) is currently pricking up ears on Egg's What Came First label, and Solid Grooves residents Maze & Masters.

Heading up the house room, Polish duo Catz 'N Dogz rose to fame as part of Claude VonStroke's Dirtybird, after he picked up their remix of his classic 'Who's Afraid of Detroit?' (under their previous name Three Channels). Since then Greg and Voitek have emerged in their own right, launching their Pets Recordings imprint, which introduced Eats Everything to the world, and most recently mixing 'Watergate 22' which highlights their eclectic sound stretching from classic and tech house to bleepy electro and emotive techno.

Rising to prominence as a vocalist for Hercules & Love Affair, Brooklyn-based Kim Ann Foxman has grown into one of NYC's most well known and talented artists. Still incorporating her voice into her own productions, which take in elements of acid, breakbeats and electro as well as classic house sounds, she runs her own Firehouse Records and is a regular at Panorama Bar and NYC's Output.

She's joined by Borja Peña, one half of The Cucarachas whose club ready sound has appeared on Tribal and Defected, and Sabajaq resident, Joe Roberts, one half of Local Group whose debut EP dropped on New York label Get Up! Recordings last year. 

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.