Clone X Modular in-store w/ Barnt, Job Jobse, Oceanic
- Date
- 19 February 2016
- Location
- Clone Records, Rotterdam
Line-up
Job Jobse
Job is easily one of the most in-demand DJs today, performing at festivals and clubs across the globe — all while keeping his feet firmly on the ground through his residency at the now-closed De School in Amsterdam and his own ‘Strangelove’ parties, where he invites like-minded artists with whom he shares a strong musical connection. 2018 also marked the launch of “De Vlieger”, a label born from Job’s long-held desire to release music by friends. The imprint focuses on introducing unsigned talent and debuted with a standout release by Karel, followed by a full-length album from Elias Mazian. With Job’s never-ending thirst for discovering and championing new music, there is no doubt we will see much more from him (and from the label) in the years to come.
Oceanic
Oceanic broke through as a DJ and producer during the final days of club Trouw. After growing up in Goes and studying in Amsterdam, he spent a year in Berlin, where he fell head over heels for the dancefloor. Upon returning, he joined Trouw’s resident crew alongside Job Jobse, Elias Mazian, and Tom Trago, who later transitioned to Amsterdam’s most talked-about club, De School. Oceanic quickly gained a reputation as an original, creative DJ capable of handling both large venues and intimate clubs. He primarily released music on Nous’Klaer, the connoisseur label run by his brother Sjoerd Oberman. Just this fall, the label hosted a stage at Draaimolen, where Oceanic teamed up with Avalon Emerson. And hosting a stage at Draaimolen also means building and carrying things yourself. Oceanic joined in enthusiastically, spending an entire day running electrical cables to all the bars on the festival grounds.
Barnt
With over twenty years of experience Barnt is an established name in the industry whilst owning his own record label Magazine at the same time.