Marking a decade since the launch of his ‘Live In…’ series, John Digweed is set to launch its latest instalment, Live In London, on 25 February.
Coming three years on from the most recent edition in the series, Live In Brooklyn (Output), Live In London is spread across four CDs, and features the entirety of Digweed’s recent set at Fabric London.
Boasting 57 tracks, mixed live on Fabric’s legendary Bodysonic sound system, the album is available to pre-order now.
Among the artists featured on the album are Laurent Garnier, Daniel Avery, Âme, David Holmes, Radio Slave, Jonathan Kaspar, Frankey & Sandrino, Eagles & Butterflies, Nick Muir, Dino Lenny, Steve Bug, Rodriguez Jr, Hyenah, Petar Dundov, Claudya & Ripperton, MYD feat Juan Wauters, Musumeci, Sascha Funke, EdOne, SOEL, Davide Squillace & Nolan, Man Power, David Morales, Captain Mustache, Oma Nata, Randall Jones, Circulation, Raxon, Frank Maurel & Mario Franca, and many more.
Over the past decade, Digweed’s ‘Live In…’ series has circled the globe, with editions in Tokyo, London, Córdoba, Slovenia, Argentina, Brooklyn, Toronto, South Beach, Montreal, and Miami.
The upcoming album not only marks the series’ 10th anniversary but also its return to Digweed’s home. Visit at www.bedrockshop.com to learn more.
STOP PRESS… Also on Bedrock Records, make sure you check out the excellent debut EP from Hungarian producer NorB and Toronto-based juSt b, Different Places (download/stream it here). It’s been a stellar start to the year for Bedrock, following recent releases from Franky Wah and Sasha Carassi… with no doubt more to come.
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