New Something’s first ever takeover event was a roaring success - with Kebi, Parmajawn, Tripleset, Weir B2B mxxnwatchers, and Derdy Harry tearing the roof off Globe Hall in Denver with a barrage of original bangers. A vibrant crowd of around 150 beautiful people joined us on the dancefloor for an incredible night. If you missed it or just want to relive the magic, keep reading…
Kicking off the night was Kebi - who threw down his first ever all original set. Downtempo, tribal and melodic house vibes were supplied by the Tulum-based producer/DJ…
Up second we had Parmajawn - a seasoned Denver-based tech house selector who kicked the energy up a few levels. Parm’s track selection quickly had the dancefloor as wild as the jungle…
Tripleset kept the the night rocking with an eclectic blend of tech house, UK garage and UK bassline. The crowd welcomed this slight sonic detour around the mid-point of the night.
Frequent collaborators Weir and mxxnwatchers then guided the crowd into a darker, spacey techno soundworld. The Boulder-based producers brought a phenomenal back2back set filled with primarily original techno and progressive house heaters.
Closing out the night we had Derdy Harry, a local legend who’s opened for huge acts such as Chris Lake and Malaa. His signature style lies somewhere on the spectrum of bass house and tech house. His dark, dirty tech set from 1-2am was the perfect way to end a fantastic evening of house music.
