INK EVENTS
presents
GUVERNMENT’S 17th ANNIVERSARY
October 13th, 2013
at
The Guvernment Entertainment Complex
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Guvernment:
Afrojack
Nick van de Wall is a Dutch producer and DJ. He is currently ranked 9th in the DJ Mag Top 100 list and runs an imprint label named Wall Recordings. Afrojack is most known for his song Take Over Control which charted in 10 different countries. Check out his recently premiered track The Spark ft. Spree Wilson (Pete Tong Radio 1 Premiere).
Manzone & Strong
Joe Manzone and Fab Strong are Resident DJs at The Guvernment and are a strong favourite in the Toronto scene.
Koolhaus:
Gareth Emery
Gareth Emery is an English Electronic dance music producer and DJ. Since 2009, he has been the highest-ranked British DJ in DJ Mag’s annual Top 100 poll, peaking at #7 in 2010. Gareth has a popular weekly podcast available on iTunes called “The Gareth Emery Podcast”.
Morgan Page
This DJ’s number one concern is sharing quality music. As an artist and man of many hats, Morgan Page continually offers a unique perspective, evolving with the times. No matter what, he always delivers. Page has become a regular at festivals, was nominated by the IDMA‘s in the “Best American DJ” category, has 2 Grammy Award nominations under his belt, and his 2011 full-length album, In The Air, debuted at #1 on Beatport‘s “Top 100 Albums” Chart and #6 on Billboard‘s Heatseeker’s Chart, while the single reached #1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Airplay Chart and resided in the Top 10 for 25 weeks. It’s no wonder the Wynn Las Vegas tapped him for a prestigious residency in 2012 and Sirius XM gave him his very own radio show—aptly titled “In The Air”. Welcome to the age of Morgan Page!
Wayne & Woods
Iman Gilani and Simon Widman met when they were children in Solna just outside Stockholm, Sweden and were signed by the Swedish House Mafia’s Steve Angello to his Size Records. They are currently touring with Henrix promoting their collaboration “Jumangee”.
Henrix
Seemingly coming out of nowhere, Miami-based Henrix capped off 2012 with two tracks in the A.D.E. Buzz Charts and managed to start off 2013 as being named one of the 2013 Artists to Watch by Dancing Astronaut, Fresh New Tracks, and The Beat Mill.
Mark Oliver
Originally from Scotland, Mark Oliver is now based in Toronto and has been the beloved Resident DJ at The Guvernment for as long as we can remember. Coming from a strong musical background, Mark exploded onto the club scene as a DJ in 1987 with his first residency at Tazmanian Ballroom in Toronto.
Chroma:
Deko-Ze
Deko-Ze is called ‘Canada’s hardest working DJ’, and for good reason. He has been setting the standard in the Canadian music scene for nearly 20 years. Promoter, radio show host & producer, promo pool reporter, magazine columnist and record store music purchaser are some of the hats he has worn over the years.
Greg Gow
This Toronto-based producer and DJ has long been a crowd favorite in Canada’s electronic music scene. He is the founder of Restructured, a highly respected international record label, and is considered to an ambassador for Canadian electronic music around the world. Greg’s DJ career was brought to the next level, when he signed with Blue Bookings.
Joee Cons
Joee Cons is a DJ, Producer and Remixer who began his musical journey in Toronto, Canada. Forming an electronic group, he began recording house and techno music inspired by the early dance scenes of New York, Chicago, Detroit and London. Currently doing a weekly event “Sound of..” at T2 Lounge in Vaughan, just outside of Toronto, Joee is playing alongside some of the best talent coming to our city.
Ovi M
Romanian-born Ovi M discovered the art of music making in 2004 when he experienced vinyl on the original Technics 1200s. He has since manipulated the DJ booths at: Toronto’s Guvernment and Footwork Nightclubs, Montreal’s Circus Afterhours, New York City’s Static Afterhours, and the infamous Comfort Zone.
