Club Modular by day
- Date
- 2 October 2021
- Location
- NOW&WOW, Rotterdam
Line-up
Gerd Janson
Gerd Janson, co-founder of Running Back records, is a highly respected DJ and music journalist. His passion for house and disco was cultivated in clubs like Mannheim's Milk Club and Frankfurt's Wild Pitch Club, leading to a residency at Café Kesselhaus. He's a resident DJ at Frankfurt's Robert Johnson, hosting Liquid club nights, and is known for his extensive musical knowledge. Beyond DJing, he's a prolific writer for music magazines and has been involved with the Red Bull Music Academy. His musical output includes remixes and compilations, showcasing his diverse taste. He is known as a "DJ's DJ" for his ability to unearth musical gems.
Philou Louzolo
Philou Louzolo, a Dutch DJ/producer with Congolese, Nigerian, and Sierra Leonean roots, is a leading figure in blending Afrotech, Amapiano, House, and Techno. Gaining recognition from artists like Damian Lazarus and Solomun, he was named a "one to watch" by DJ Mag and BBC Radio 1 in 2023. His album "African Gold," featuring collaborations with 17 African artists, showcases his fusion of Afro styles. He hosts "Philou Louzolo & Friends" events at Thuishaven and curated nights at Club Shelter, featuring prominent artists. With releases on labels like DGTL and MoBlack, and a notable remix of Burna Boy's "Last Last," he's also launched his own label, Wokondou. Having performed at Berghain and major festivals like Awakenings and DGTL, and touring globally, Philou's career reflects both significant success and personal growth, emphasizing pride in his heritage and a message of hope.
Eris Drew
Eris Drew, a Chicago-based trans DJ, producer, and ecstatic, co-runs the T4T LUV NRG label with Octo Octa and is a BBC Radio 1 resident. With releases on Interdimensional Transmissions and Naive Records, she's known for her "Psychedelic Rites of the Motherbeat" events. A veteran DJ since 1994, she views rave as transformative, giving talks on its connection to ecstatic traditions and advocating for trans/queer communities. Her concept of "Motherbeat," born from a 1994 rave experience, represents a primordial, healing force, emphasizing the power of ritual dance music to transcend societal limitations and foster connection.
Black Dadmium
Black Cadmium, comprised of Dutch-Surinamese DJs/producers Joginda Macnack and Mike Richards, explore a diverse range of genuine music, drawing significant inspiration from the London-Detroit musical link. With vinyl as their primary medium, they are dedicated crate diggers. Their musical exploration has led them to both captivating sounds and self-discovery. They offer unfiltered sonic journeys, embracing all genres.