After the aftermath of Carl Cox first party for the season of 2013 at Space Ibiza, the second chapter of The Party Unites arrives this Tuesday July 9th ready to make us forget what happened last week.
All the rooms will be represented by great DJs that will show us their proposals and make us enjoy with the atmosphere that only a Carl Cox party can create.
In El Salón we have Dicky Trisco, the fun creator of Disco Deviance seal and the british Sean Brosnan.
Black Butter Records presents at the Première Etage two DJs who begin to climb positions in lists, Gorgon City and My Nu Leng. Black Butter Records will also be in charge of the Sunset Terrace, and they will give us the performances of one of the revelations of the year Kidnap Kid, and the always solvent Mo'Funk.
The big emotions will restart with force on the Space Ibiza Terrace, with two musical proposals of the first order. Gilles Peterson will be responsible for opening night, the veteran producer and creator of two historical labels Acid Jazz and Talking Loud, will show us because he is a benchmark for the last 20 years in the British electronic scene. After him a name that needs no introduction, the legend Laurent Garnier. This French DJ's music is now in the Olympus of the gods, and has become an unavoidable at the Carl Cox classic parties.
For the Main Room more surprises and high voltage music, starting with the duo Pan-Pot, recycled house sounds to create a cooler style closer to the minimalist. Then the sophisticated DJ Adam Beyer that will delight us and will show us his new facet, from his traditional tribal techno and funky, to a minimal sound more cool and sophisticated but always groovie.
The end of the party our revered Carl Cox, from his vantage point in the Main DJ booth will control the rhythm and energy of the night, making throb the hearts of thousands of dedicated followers who will fill the room.
This Tuesday July 16th from 9pm, the Space Ibiza doors will open to offer the second chapter of the biggest party of the White Island. Surrender unconditionally to the Carl Cox Revolution.