High Contrast, Netsky, Lung & More To DJ At Hospitality Cardiff
Wednesday, 08 February 2012
Written by Elliott Batte
Hospital Records’ world-renowned Hospitality club nights are touring again this February and March – and will be rounding off the cross-country trip with a monumental show in Cardiff’s Great Hall on Saturday 3rd March.
As you can expect from a Hospitality night, a whole range of DJs and MCs will be crossing the Severn Bridge and making their way to the Diff for what can only be a huge night. Plus, not only will the line-up feature some of the biggest names in drum and bass, but will also feature an array of Welsh stars – including poster-topping liquid legend High Contrast, Hospital freshie Lung and Aperture residents Tolerance, Quartz, Sundance and Fluidity.
Headlining the event once again is home-grown hero High Contrast, who’s launching his brand-new album ‘The Agony and the Ecstasy’, his first album in five years. He’ll be performing alongside vocalist Jessy Allen and Dynamite MC. Joining him in room one are more 170bpm-addicts, including big-name Belgian Netsky, DJing genius Friction, new-comer producer Wilkinson, liquid lovers Fred V & Grafix and, of course, Cardiff’s drum and bass prodigy Lung.
Hospital have really pulled out the stops for this night, too, offering a massive line-up in room two. Across the corridor from the main room, you’ll be able to catch Phaeleh, one of few dubstep producers still producing the original dubstep sound – and not the screechy brostep crap you hear so very often today. He’s joined by Australian drum and bass producer Royalston and electronic production master Culprate.
Also in room two is Cardiff’s rising star Tolerance, whose bringing his talented friend and singer Rachel Collier to provide vocals. Quartz will be spinning their own dark, neurofunk style tunes alongside Cardiff-born MC XL, while Aperture mainstays Sundance and Fluidity will go back to back like they have many a time before upon the stage of Clwb Ifor Bach. Hosting the night will be MC AD and Wrec.
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