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How To Make It In Music
Think you’ve got what it takes to cut it in the world of fame? Think your music rises above the rest? Think you’re a superstar, waiting in the wings for your chance? Check out orchard.co.uk's take on making it in music..
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Our official statement on the closure:
One of London's biggest nightclubs, Cable in London Bridge, has been forced to close with the loss of 70 jobs as landlords Network Rail took possession for the redevelopment of London Bridge station. The 1,300 capacity venue in SE1 has exploded in popularity and reputation, to become one of London's top three club brands alongside Ministry of Sound and Fabric. Cable, and sister venue Relay which has also been closed, boasted over 300,000 fans in 100 countries to their online radio & TV channels and has played host to thousands of today’s most prolific Electronic Dance Music DJs, artists and producers. Since opening in 2009 Cable has drawn over 700,000 clubbers to the venue, building a reputation for its cutting edge line-ups, incredible sound system and warehouse vibe. Following Network Rail’s closure, the release of Cable’s first compilation albums, and the launch of their DJ agency and global events divisions have had to be shelved. Six years ago, Cable founder Euan Johnston - who also founded the legendary SeOne venue in Weston Street - was approached by Network Rail with a proposal to develop a series of derelict, leaking and uninhabitable arches located on the most fashionable street in London - Bermondsey Street - situated 500 metres from London Mayor, Boris Johnson's office, and a stones throw from The Shard. Having been given assurances by Network Rail that the space would not be affected by the regeneration of London Bridge station, Cable invested millions in the development of the venue and launch of the brand only to be told some years later that plans had changed. After one division of Network Rail actively encouraged the development of the space, another division approved plans to build emergency stairs directly through the middle of the venue. Network Rail had other options for the staircases available to them, but chose the only option that would destroy the club. Euan Johnston, Director at Cable, said: "We are totally shocked and devastated that this could have happened. We were assured when we moved in that we would not be affected by the redevelopment and Network Rail have simply changed their minds – the worst thing is there is nothing we can do to prevent it. We have invested a huge amount of time and energy developing the space and growing Cable as a brand, not to mention employing 70 staff who now face redundancy.” Cable has tried every means possible to reach a compromise with Network Rail in the hope they would change plans and avoid closure of the club, culminating in issuing a Judicial Review against the entry notice which is yet to be determined. However the possession could not be prevented and Network Rail arrived in force on 1st May with bailiffs equipped with battering rams and angle grinders in preparation to force entry. The directors and shareholders are committed to continue the fight for justice as a result of the destruction of Cable carried out by Network Rail. “The way Network Rail have treated us is a disgrace, we have been brushed aside by people from Network Rail at every level right up to Chief Executive Sir David Higgins” added Mr Johnston. “They simply don’t care and are not interested in having any meaningful discussion at all, they are apparently the country’s biggest small business landlord, but let this be a warning to other tenants of Network Rail that whatever agreement you have with them may mean nothing if they want to bulldoze you” Cable was officially notified on 1st April 2011 by Network Rail that the cable site is to be included in the redevelopment of London Bridge despite the previous assurances given by Network Rail that the club would not be affected. Cable’s closure is a further blow to London’s clubbing culture after other key clubs such as Turnmills, SeOne, The End and The Cross were all closed due to developers. London is short of top-quality underground clubs, which are an essential boost to culture and tourism at a time when Electronic Music is exploding worldwide. Visitor numbers to cities such as Berlin have surged due to their uber-cool club scene and the city of Zurich actively promotes its underground clubbing scene alongside established culture in a global TV campaign, yet the UK authorities seem content to let this important part of British culture be resigned to the history books.
Critical Get Rinse FM Residency
Pirate radio airwaves are a place where most dance movements of the last decade found their grace – eventually finding their way onto the playlists of commercial radio. And now, finally, Kasra of Critical Records get his own show, too.
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Cable Studio Diaries: Episode One - Swindle
Recently the Cable TV team hooked with the Butterz crew over at Swindle's studio for the first in our Cable Studio Diaries series. Swindle, Elijah and Swindle's session drummer Von D were all in attendance. The guys chat about the Butterz parties down here at Cable, how they bring out special one off performances and how tracks are specifically made with the the Butterz crowd in mind.
To read the full piece, head over to the Cable website via http://bit.ly/cablediaries
Exit Festival Announcement and Competition -
As is the case with all festivals this year, the slow-drip of line-up announcements is frustrating beyond all belief, but on the flip-side a lot of festivals really seem to be pulling it out the bag. This is definitely the case for the original rave-in-a-fort event EXIT in Novi Sad, Serbia...
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Pinch does all-vinyl mix to mark the start of Cold Recordings -
Pinch is a name that is synonymous with dubstep as a genre of music, as a movement of culture and, last but not least, great production and finely-tuned mixing skills...
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Stream Maceo Plex's new DJ-Kicks mix -
The American DJ and producer is the latest addition to step up to the K7! decks and record an mix for DJ-Kicks. Resident Advisor have managed to get an exclusive stream of the new mix online where you can listen to it before its release and pre-order it as well...
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Goldie interview for Attack Magazine -
Here at Cable we L.O.V.E. Goldie. We had him recently for our We Fear Silence vs. Idiosynphonic event as well as countless Metalheadz parties. So it's no surprise that this interview he did for Attack Magazine is right up our street...
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Simian Mobile Disco talk about their live rig -
Simian Mobile Disco have been a firm favourite on the British and global dance circuit for almost a decade, since forming out of the ashes of the indie band Simian back in 2005...
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Techno Dating -
That's right folks, you read the title correctly. A man named Mathias Krizanac has set up a free online dating website that allows techno lovers to chat, message and share pictures their vastly cool record collections...
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Meet Dub All: Cable's Premium Dubstep Night
As Ross and Ben prepare to take the Saturday night slot at Cable, we thought we'd sit down with the pair to discuss the story so far. Find out how Dub All Or Nothing came into being, and how exactly they access lineups with such a fine selection of classic dubstep favourites. Hold tight for Bar 9, Coki and more this weekend.
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The importance of independence -
In the world where consumerism is backed by multi-national corporation and BILLIONS of pounds, dollars, yen and euros is spend on advertising and marketing strategies, it's becoming seemingly more difficult for the little guys to breathe the air of success and feel the warmth of acclaim, being trodden down into the undergrowth that is the corporation rainforest...
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Jeff Mills makes a new short film The Alignement -
Detroit techno legend and Blueprint Records favourite Jeff Mills has released a new short film. He's teamed up with Dutch director Heleen Blanken (with whom he has previously collaborated on his short film Space Time Continuum) and, with Jeff's innate visual aspect to his performance, the duo seem to be a perfect match...
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Deadboy: Top 5
We Fear Silence is back this weekend, with a storming selection of the finest DJ’s around. With the ever twisting, rearranging and cross genre polliniser, Phaeleh, headlining – the rest of the line-up is a tasty selection of the finest names from the biggest UK dance labels. They say Deadboy’s sound is ‘heartache on the dancefloor’ – but really, it’s just the romance of reminiscing to deep classics that brings the tears out for audiences of Deadboy. We thought we’d ask the selector what he was rating – here’s Deadboy’s top 5 tracks of the moment.
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Music for the weekend -
The weekend is upon us, so here's some music to give you that Friday feeling! There's a selection of mixes and tracks that we think the world should know about (if they don't already) that will carry you all the way to Sunday night...
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P Money & Distance join Hatcha on KissFm -
Having risen through the ranks to prominence as a private radio station DJ, Hatcha has always encouraged the spread of dubstep to the populous. But when he landed his slot on Kiss FM for a regular weekly show, he found a chance to talk to a mainstream market about the music he’d found growing up around him in South London...
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