It was a great great vibe and the best crowd in Philadelphia. George Acosta absolutely killed it that night. Check out the videos from this party.
Philly House Music Group:
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Philly House Music Blog:
http://philadelphiahouse.wordpress.com/
Videos from Rumor:
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Twitter:
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Rumor Presents…
M.I.K.E:
For some artists, a song title is a mere formality.For M.I.K.E., it’s the beginning of a story, and indicative of an event or life experience that compels you to listen and find out more. M.I.K.E.’s own story started aged 10, after a Depeche Mode synth electro performance wowed him into wanting to produce music, he went on to release his first track at 18 and never looked back. Following 7 album releases under various guises (including Push and M.I.K.E.), dance and chart success all over the world, and remixes for everybody from Sinead O Connor to Moby over to Bomfunk Mc’s and Armin Van Buuren and many more…
M.I.K.E’s reputation shot through the roof, and although a commercial crossover had never been anticipated, in 1998 ‘Universal Nation’ took the world by storm, winning several dance awards, and undoubtedly being recognized as one of the classic dance-records of the trance era till this day. Pole positions in worldwide dance charts were soon putting the Belgian dance scene firmly on the map. His Push follow-up single,’Strange World’, destroyed hundreds of clubs across Europe, in the same vein as’Universal Nation’. This kind of success did not go unnoticed as M.I.K.E. was asked to DJ at some of the best venues in the world; some of these include: ‘Gatecrasher’ and ‘Godskitchen’ in the UK,’Fura’ and ‘Vel Farre’ in Japan, ‘Dance Valley’ and ‘Trance Energy’ in Holland, ‘Webster Hall’ and ‘Spundae’ in the U.S., from Australia’s Sydney and Melbourne to New Zeeland are a few to mention.
Back in 2004 Mike started his label Club Elite Recordings together with Armada Music, where he releases his own productions under different guises.The label goes for the better Trance with the right touch of Progressive House. More info can be found on www.club-elite-recordings.com.
http://www.mike.be/
https://twitter.com/#!/mikepush
Along Side with DJ Michael Myers (Main room):
http://www.djmichaelmyers.com/
http://twitter.com/Djmichaelmyers
http://michaelmyers.podomatic.com/
LEV Room:
DJ Elvis Suares:
http://www.twitter.com/ElvisSuarez
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Elvis-Suarez
For Bottle Service and Table reservation please email at mike@trckd.com
Rumor:
1500 Sansom street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
http://www.rumorphilly.com/
Philly House Music Blog:
www.phillyhousemusic.com
Videos from Rumor:
http://www.youtube.com/user/deepspacelife
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/deepspacelife
Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/phillyhouse
Mike Tobey’s VIP List
**Please send your names to deepspacelife@gmail.com to avoid waiting in line and ensure your entrance.
Junior Sanchez:
Junior Sanchez is a music producer, remixer, and DJ. He has remixed artists such as Madonna, Shakira, Katy Perry, Good Charlotte, Placebo, The Bravery, Daft Punk, Gorillaz, Blaqk Audio, Hot Hot Heat, Roisin Murphy, Felix Da Housecat, The Faint, New Order, Emiliana Torrini, Jamiroquai, Giorgio Moroder, Moving Units, Les Rhythmes Digitales, and countless others. Junior Sanchez has also produced albums and tracks for Action Reaction, Ima Robot, Princess Superstar and Good Charlotte.
Currently Junior is producing new tracks for R&B sensation Mya. He recently finished the second album of New York City band Morningwood (VH1 records). Junior will soon be releasing his debut album “Welcome 2 JNR High,” which features a diverse lineup of artists that including Hollywood Holt, Good Charlotte, Morningwood, Franchesca, Bryce Wilson, and Proton.
Junior has also launched multimedia label, BROBOT, with Bryce Wilson (Groove Theory). In addition to production, he is currently touring the world Djing.
http://www.twitter.com/JuniorSanchez
http://www.myspace.com/JuniorSanchez
Latest tracks by JuniorSanchez
http://www.vimeo.com/JuniorSanchezOfficial
Along Side with DJ Michael Myers (Main room):
http://www.djmichaelmyers.com/
http://twitter.com/Djmichaelmyers
http://michaelmyers.podomatic.com/
LEV Room:
DJ Elvis Suares:
http://www.twitter.com/ElvisSuarez
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Elvis-Suarez
For Bottle Service and Table reservation please email at mike@trckd.com
Rumor:
1500 Sansom street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
http://www.rumorphilly.com/
Philly House Music Blog:
http://philadelphiahouse.wordpress.com/
Videos from Rumor:
http://www.youtube.com/user/deepspacelife
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/deepspacelife
Mike Tobey’s VIP List
**Please send your names to deepspacelife@gmail.com to avoid waiting in line and ensure your entrance.
Rumor Presents…
George Acosta :
All great music reaches into your very soul, captures the mind and touches the heart. It can tell a story, take you on an incredible journey and target many different types of emotions. Music such as this can only come from the hard work of a great artist, an artist such as George Acosta. With over 20+ years of experiences as a DJ and Producer, George can certainly be considered a driving force in the dance music industry. He is one of the few original EDM artists that has managed to keep up with the evolution of dance music, reinventing himself and coming on stronger each and every time.
Born in Cuba and raised in Miami, George Acosta showed an interest in music at a very young age while watching his father play records at home and at parties. Music was definitely a staple in the Acosta household. George began his career as a local DJ in his native Miami, spinning anywhere from high school parties, to clubs on South Beach. He would spin any type of dance music, from techno to house. In the early 90’s, as his popularity on South Beach grew, and house DJ’s such as Erik Morillo and Roger Sanchez were becoming rising stars, George began gaining an interest in producing dance music. “Honestly, it was when I first heard Josh Wink that I made my decision to produce my own music,” says Acosta. A trip to Germany is where George’s creativity flourished and Planet Soul was born. Signed under Strictly Rhythm, Planet Soul gained its stardom for the well known hit, Set You Free, earning Acosta the Gold Record status. Gaining international status with the success of Planet Soul didn’t stop George from forging ahead. Once again, he returned to his roots and began DJing as the well-known George Acosta, transitioning from house to trance music. He then began his residency at the very famous Shadow Lounge on South Beach, solidifying trance not only in Miami but also in the U.S. Week after week, George mastered his craft as a trance DJ. Many of his fans say that George Acosta has an innate ability to read the crowd and know what they wanted to hear. He was also notorious for having the ability to take his audience on a wonderful, emotional roller coaster ride during their visit to the club. While at Shadow, George continued producing some of his own original work. Some of these songs were: Emotions, Taking Over Space, and The Reaper. He also released several compilations under the Ultra Records Label which included: Awake and Release AM & PM, just to name a few. Between touring around the world at popular events, such as Berlin’s Love Parade, Miami’s Ultra Music Festival and world renowned clubs such as, Space Miami, Exit, Prividege and Pacha, he continued releasing more hit compilations such as, Trance Nation America Ministry Of Sound and The History of Trance. This is what made George Acosta a legacy in dance music.
The beginning of the new millennium proved to be a time of change for George. Dance music was slowly making a shift in a new direction. It was now being mainstreamed more often and as new artists and producers began to emerge, dance music was being created to fit a more commercial sound, attracting a new generation of listeners, leaving the popularity of the underground trance scene in the past. Therefore, in 2001, after three years of much success, Shadow Lounge closed its doors giving Acosta the chance to expand his horizons, take on new challenges and projects and make his transition from trance artist to the now phenomenal dj, producer and remixer he is known for today. Acosta wanted to produce and play music that would have a well-balanced, universal sound that all music lovers could enjoy while still keeping his renowned signature style. He was able to find that in the fast rising, popular genre of music known as progressive house. George Acosta says, “I guess what makes me special is that I never stay behind the times. I’m constantly evolving, trying to better myself and challenge myself.” With that being said, George began a new venture, syndicating his own radio show titled The Lost World on the very popular Miami FM radio station, Party 93.1. After gaining much popularity and success, thanks to the show’s loyal listeners, the Lost World Show moved to its new and current home on Sirius XM Satellite Radio’s Electric Area. The show’s concept is to showcase not only other artist’s music, but to also showcase Acosta’s original productions. Throughout the show, Acosta’s host, Double H, identifies each song with its title and artist, as well as, announces all George Acosta news and tour dates. The radio show provided another source for George to reach out to his old fans and gain some new ones. In between mixing shows for The Lost World, Acosta continued to tour around the world spinning at popular clubs and hot spots.
It was during this time that Acosta was made an Ambassador for the HIV and AID’s charity organization, Dance 4 life. It was truly an honor for him to represent this organization along with other great djs and producers such as Tiesto. Acosta’s list of accomplishments didn’t end there. In 2007, George Acosta won DJ Times’ America’s Best DJ. This award was very meaningful because it was awarded to him through the votes of his fans. That same year, George Acosta enrolled in the SAE Institute to further expand his self-taught knowledge in the area of music production. To this day, George believes this decision helped to sharpen his skills and enhance his career as a producer. His perseverance and hard work prevailed and in 2009, he earned a degree in Sound Engineering and Audio Technology. This made George Acosta an even greater unstoppable force in his line of work.
While attending SAE, George was signed to Black Hole Recordings and released his first digital download compilation titled, From Miami to Amsterdam. During this time, he was also introduced to the very talented vocalist Fisher. With her, George produced songs that include: True Love, Beautiful, and Tearing Me Apart. Due to overwhelming response, Acosta, along with studio partner Gerry Cueto, then decided to produce his latest and also his second artist album, Visions Behind Expressions, under Black Hole Recordings. According to Acosta, “Visions Behind Expressions is more of a vocal story. For those who know me on a personal level, I am a man of few words; through the music, I am able to express all my thoughts and emotions. It is my drive and passion for music that has given me my latest album.”
In 2009, searching to expand his career in the music industry even further, George, along with his long time manager Francisco Pacheco, decided to create the label AcoMusic. The decision to create his own label transpired from the desire to brand his personal, unique signature sound and style. In an effort to evolve into something greater, Acosta wanted to use his label not only to release his own original music, but also to be able to remix songs from other artists. In addition, George wanted the freedom to develop new artists from around the globe that have the ability to produce and complement his quality signature music. Some AcoMusic releases by Acosta have been, I Know, featuring Tiff Lacy, and Nite Time, featuring Kate Walsh. Along with the success of his new album and record label, George is currently the Resident DJ at Las Vegas’ Encore Beach and Surrender Night Club inside the Wynne Hotel. He is also the Resident DJ at Club Glow in Washington, DC, and has joined the Day Glow Tour. In addition, George has become the newest resident DJ for the RX Pool Parties at the Gansevoort Hotel in Miami Beach. There seems to be no end in sight for George Acosta or his record label.
Passion combined with skill is what fuels George Acosta. In an interview George once said, “I have been fortunate to have much success in my career, and my challenges have only made me stronger. Personally, as an artist, there is always room for growth. I love to learn and I never plan on loosing the drive to master my craft. I feel like I am destined for more and even greater things. The best is yet to come.” It is this dedication, in addition to his love for music and his willingness to evolve that will continue to augment George Acosta’s career and success.
http://www.georgeacosta.com/
http://www.twitter.com/georgeacosta
Along Side with DJ Michael Myers (Main room):
http://www.djmichaelmyers.com/
http://twitter.com/Djmichaelmyers
http://michaelmyers.podomatic.com/
LEV Room:
DJ Elvis Suares:
http://www.twitter.com/ElvisSuarez
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Elvis-Suarez
For Bottle Service and Table reservation please email at mike@trckd.com
Rumor:
1500 Sansom street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
http://www.rumorphilly.com/
Philly House Music Blog:
www.phillyhousemusic.com
Videos from Rumor:
http://www.youtube.com/user/deepspacelife
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/deepspacelife
Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/phillyhouse
All the videos from Robbie Rivera’s party at Rumor Philadelphia December 9th 2011. Check out Philadelphia House Music Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/phillyhouse/ and our channel on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/deepspacelife?feature=mhee
Mike Tobey’s VIP List
**Please send your names to deepspacelife@gmail.com to avoid waiting in line and ensure your entrance.
Rumor Presents…
ROBBIE RIVERA (Juicy Music):
Since 2005, Rivera and his wife and business partner, Monica, have been the driving forces behind the world-renown Juicy Beach party at WMC in Miami each March. The 17-hour events at Nikki Beach Club attract a cast of over 7,500 clubbers as well as A-list DJs, and the party has gone on to become one of the week’s most successful events. Likewise, the Juicy Ibiza parties in Ibiza welcomed up to 6,000 clubbers at Amnesia’s beautiful terrace in years past and at Privilege in 2009. The Juicy brand is expanding to new territories, including: within the U.S. (i.e. New York, Los Angeles, Chicago); the UK; and Spain, with new locations being added.
Rivera was nominated “Best House Producer” by Beatport and “Best Remixer” by the IDMA (International Dance Music Awards) in 2008. Additionally, Rivera’s remixes for Nelly Furtado’s “Manos Al Aire” and Basement Jaxx’s “Raindrops” have also been hammered by Tiësto, Yazz and the Plastik Population. In 2009, Rivera released the fourth Juicy Ibiza compilation, and the release hit the ‘Top 5′ in iTunes sales globally, buoyed by the record deals with Black Hole Recordings and Ultra Records. With a residency at Privilege in the summer of 2010, Rivera saw success with the release of his last artist album, Closer To The Sun (Ultra/Black Hole). The album garnered critical praise and a great deal of media attention within the U.S. and internationally with hit singles that included “Closer To The Sun,” “Let Me Sip My Drink” feat. Fast Eddie, “Rock The Disco” and “We Live For The Music.”
After a highly successful WMC, Miami Music Week and Juicy Beach in early-2011, Rivera gets ready to release his hotly anticipated new studio album, Dance Or Die (Juicy Music/Black Hole) in late-2011. To date, Rivera’s music videos and live show footage have been viewed in excess of 8 million times on YouTube. Of his plans for the rapidly approaching future, Robbie Rivera has only this to say, “I’ll keep making quality music, period.”
www.robbierivera.com
Along Side with DJ Michael Myers (Main room):
http://www.djmichaelmyers.com/
http://twitter.com/Djmichaelmyers
http://michaelmyers.podomatic.com/
LEV Room:
DJ Elvis Suares:
http://www.twitter.com/ElvisSuarez
https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Elvis-Suarez
For Bottle Service and Table reservation please email at mike@trckd.com
Rumor:
1500 Sansom street, Philadelphia, PA 19102
http://www.rumorphilly.com/
Philly House Music Blog:
www.phillyhousemusic.com
Videos from Rumor:
http://www.youtube.com/user/deepspacelife
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/deepspacelife
