Deep Space

ion, which has started to emerge on dance music’s cultural horizon. Dub has been present in popular music since its early 70’s Jamaican reggae roots, also filtering into dance music in later decades, but never widely acknowledged for what it is: a truly groundbreaking conceptual art form equal in significance to other giant aesthetic leaps such as Cubism or jazz. It abstracts the essence of music and allows its creator to redefine and reshape boundaries for what might otherwise be a predictable form of expression. We wish, through our Deep Space parties, to create a special welcoming atmosphere for those who appreciate music and dub. We will aim to show the countless links to dub's rich tradition by acknowledging its original creators, as well as celebrating it today by presenting more contemporary music of all types that share those spaced-out vibes. Take the ride!