San Soda is known in under­ground music cir­cles as a real record col­lec­tor. It shows in his pre­dictably unpre­dictable DJ sets, which are made up of care­ful­ly cho­sen gems unearthed after years of crate dig­ging around the world. San Soda spends at least some time every sin­gle day search­ing for records, either online, in shops, at flea mar­kets or by nos­ing through whole col­lec­tions. Clas­sic house and tech­no with a rough, Chica­go and Detroit bent is his main pref­er­ence, inter­spersed with cheer­ful dis­co, enchant­i­ng Afro or time­less elec­tro cuts. Pre­fer­ring extend­ed sets with prop­er rotary mix­ers, he is a gim­mick free selec­tor who avoids tricks and effects. Instead he allows the music to play out as it was intend­ed, always with an under­ly­ing sense of cohesion.

Alongside San Soda, we invited another gimmick free DJ who subscribes to the same principles: extended sets, proper rotary mixers and uncompromised musical selection. As a DJ and producer he is not afraid to take things to new level by playing weird and wonderful wax, and keeping it gritty but laced with soul every time. Hailing from Chicago, Specter has certainly established his connection with the city. An esteemed producer and dj by the likes of Theo Parrish, Marcellus Pittman, Dego alongside J.A.W's own Tone B. Nimble, Darryn Jones and others. He's certainly a veteran of the game and exactly the dj you want to see at those deep hours of the morning when you want to be inspired.

For the very first edition of J.A.W at Globus - housed in the legendary Tresor Club - we’re thrilled to have these two heavyweights sharing the booth. Get your inspiration and join us for this dance… all night long

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San Soda

Specter

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Initiative Musik | Neustart Kultur