TAG: Stacey Pullen

May24

Ricardo Villalobos Added To Movement 2011 Line-Up

Enigmatic Chilean-German DJ/producer Ricardo Villalobos has been added to the Movement Detroit line-up. The “secret artist” was announced via the Movement website. Villalobos will perform at 7pm this Sunday, May 28 on Movement’s main stage. He will also appear Sunday night on the Voyage Royale: I’m on a Boat 3 afterparty featuring Sven Väth, Loco Dice vs. Stacey Pullen and Matthew Hawtin on Sunday night following his Movement set. Tickets for both events are available at www.movement.us.

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Jan20

Lee Burridge, Damian Lazarus, Saeed Younan Heat Up BPM Festival 2010

Mexico Lights Up With Richie Hawtin, Loco Dice, Marco Carola, Seth Troxler, Damian Lazarus, Stacey Pullen, David Morales and More 

With so many new festivals popping up, touting cutting edge artists, something that sets the BPM Festival apart from the rest is location, location, and location! On the new wave of destination festivals, BPM takes place on the sunny beaches of Playa del Carmen, Mexico. And with artists like Richie Hawtin, Seth Troxler and Lee Burridge making the scene, it’s no wonder everyone wants to stick around for the full week.

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Jun15

Stacey Pullen – URB.com Podcast (Podcast)

Stacey Pullen

URB.com Podcast


Detroit techno veteran Stacey Pullen delivers this mix of Hi Tek Soul that brings Detroit techno’s classic sound into the 21st Century, with tracks by Loco Dice, The Royal We (Hector, Shaun Reeves, Seth Troxler), Lutzenkirchen and his own new track on Blackflag.

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May18

Oral History of the Detroit Electronic Music Festival

Those crazy kids over at Resident Advisor went and did the seemingly impossible, interviewing over 50 people to get the complete(ish) story of Detroit’s annual techno festival. They even talked to URB’s own Detroit native Joshua Glazer. From Carl Craig and Richie Hawtin to Paxahau and the Mayor of Detroit, it’s a serious read.

To explain the many twists and turns of the festival thus far, we turned to the people that were directly involved. Artists, promoters, city officials, journalists, more than 50 in all, presenting an oral history of Detroit’s electronic music festival. READ


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