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WINTER MUSIC CONFERENCE 2010

Friday, March 26th, 2010
Made Event & AM Only present
One Night Only…
An AM Only and Undocumented Management Event
@ Karu & Y + Ice Palace, Miami

12th Planet, AC Slater, Adultnapper, B.Traits, Bad Boy Bill, Barem, Bird Peterson, Boris, Cajmere, Christian Smith, Congorock, Craze, Dada Life, Damian Lazarus, Dances with White Girls, DJ Ayres, Dyed Soundorom, Felix Cartal, Gina Turner, Guy Gerber, Harvard Bass, Jamie Jones, Japanese Popstars, Josh Gabriel, Josh Wink, Kill the Noise, King Britt, Klever, LA Riots, Lee Foss, Marc Houle (live), Matt Tolfrey, Mighty Fools, Misstress Barbara, Mr. C, MSTRKRFT, Nick Catchdubs, Paco Osuna, Robbie Rivera, Shy FX, Sound Of Stereo, St. Mandrew, Star Eyes, Steve Bug, Steve Porter, Tom Middleton, Tom Stephan, Tommie Sunshine, Troy Pierce, Victor Calderone, Wolfgang Gartner + more to be announced!

Made Event & AM Only bring the biggest party of Winter Music Conference back to Miami for the 6th straight year on Friday, March 26th, 2010.  One Night Only…an AM Only & Undocumented Management Event is the only place to experience the year’s most anticipated line up of seasoned professionals and not to be missed up and comers.  Over the years, this award winning event (Club World Awards ‘Best One-Off’), has come to be known as the premier destination for exclusive DJ pairings and tag-team sets which continually leave clubbers, and industry professionals, intrigued and speechless.  This year’s lineup is no different with a selection of choice artists from AM Only’s burgeoning roster of over 180 artists, with over 20+ artists making their ONO debut! This year, Undocumented Management adds 10 of its most exciting artists, further electrifying the electro room from year’s past, reflecting new sounds for 2010.

With artists representing virtually every style of electronic music, everything from techno, electro, house, trance, progressive, d&b and everything in between will be on display throughout the evening for a truly eclectic line-up. In addition to returning to Miami mega club Karu & Y, this year’s event spreads to the massive indoor space at the Ice Palace studios; located just a stone’s throw away.  With two huge venues at the disposal of AM Only’s massive artist roster and Undocumented Management’s rising stars, the 2010 edition of One Night Only…is set to be bigger, better, and bolder than ever before!

Exclusive DJ tag-teams to be announced next week!
Special guest artists to be announced via twitter – follow us all night long at:
twitter.com/MadeEventWMC
twitter.com/AMonly

Karu & Y, 71 NW 14th St, Miami
Ice Palace, 59 NW 14th St, Miami
Doors @ 10pm, 21+ with valid I.D.
Rain or Shine
$35 advance tickets while supplies last at www.MadeEvent.com
Event Info Line: 917.723.9381

www.MadeEvent.com
www.AMonly.com
www.undocumentedmanagement.com
www.karu-y.com

MADE EVENT UPCOMING NYC DATES
February 25 D. Ramirez @ Cielo
March 5 Marcus Schössow @ Cielo
March 19 ATB @ Nokia Theatre Times Square
March 20 Eric Prydz + Sébastien Léger @ Nokia Theatre Times Square
April 2 Armin van Buuren: ASOT 450 Celebration with special guests @ Roseland Ballroom
April 3 Armin van Buuren: ASOT 450 Celebration with special guests @ Roseland Ballroom
September 4-5 Electric Zoo: New York’s Electronic Music Festival @ Randall’s Island Park

MADE EVENT WMC 2010 DATES
March 25 Anjunabeats @ Karu & Y, Miami
March 25 Pure Behrouz + special guests TBA@ Buddha Gardens – Karu & Y, Miami
March 26 One Night Only… an AM Only Event @ Karu & Y, Miami FL
March 27 Ferry Corsten presents Once Upon A Night @ Karu & Y, Miami
March 27 Perfecto presents Hernan Cattaneo, Kenneth Thomas + special guest @ Buddha Gardens – Karu & Y, Miami
March 27-28 Sunday School For Degenerates @ Ice Palace, Miami, FL

About Made Event
Made Event, helmed by Mike Bindra and Laura De Palma, working with a team of industry leaders, is committed to excellence in the programming, promotion, and production of electronic dance music events. They stand at the vanguard of their field due to the world-renowned caliber of entertainment and expert production values they bring into a variety of distinctive and innovative venues. With over 25 years of combined experience, and over 400 successful events produced in New York City and at Winter Music Conference in Miami, Made Event continues to set the bar for quality electronic music events. For more info, please go to www.MadeEvent.com.

About AM Only
AM Only is North America’s leading electronic music talent agency.  Founded in 1995 by Paul Morris, the agency has since grown into a full service company representing the cream of electronic music DJ’s and bands. Today, AM Only has grown into an industry powerhouse, representing some of the world’s most influential electronic music talent with a roster of over 180 artists and booking shows across the globe.  For more info, please go to www.AMonly.com.

About Undocumented Management
Undocumented Management, founded by Adrian Martinez, is a one of a kind company armed with over a decade of musical know how and constantly evolving concepts about how to help push and change music for the better. Representing such high caliber talent as MSTRKRFT, Wolfgang Gartner, The Bloody Beetroots, LA Riots, Felix Cartal, and many others, Undocumented Management has solidified itself as a home for groundbreaking and extremely talented musical artists. However, more than merely a management company, Undocumented looks to serve as an honest and genuine way for artists to pursue all of their artistic potential, while also partnering up with the best and brightest in all facets of the music industry. For more info, please go to www.undocumentedmanagement.com.

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BALANCE 016: AGORIA
Label: EQ Recordings
U.S. Release Date: March 16, 2010

After raising the bar to unprecedented heights in 2009 with Joris Voorn and Will Saul’s stunning additions to the series, EQ Recordings’ Balance series returns for the new decade with yet another standard-setting mix from one of the most sophisticated and inspiring names in techno, frenchman – Agoria.

The man otherwise known as Sebastien Devaud wasn’t bitten by the dance music bug until he was out of his teens, but once he began hunting imported 12”s from the US and Germany in his native France, there was no turning back. His production career began in 1999, with his debut album Blossom and first compilation following in 2003 – and it was clear even in those early days that a serious new talent was emerging. Blending the throb and groove of deeper, stripped-back techno with a keen sense of musicality, emotion and atmosphere, his is a sound that transcends beyond mere dancefloor disposability.

Agoria explains his intention for this intricate compilation: “The concept of both CDs is all about balance. Literally. In my mind a balance is not a middle position; it’s a perfect equilibrium. I’m trying to be as close as possible to this idea. I have tried to find this fine line where the balance is just right.” To accomplish this perfectly-weighted contrast, he’s cherry-picked from a myriad of genres and subgenres in his “beat open-minded” fashion, combining a wealth of material from newcomers across the spectrum (including no less than 12 exclusives!) with more established producers, classics and unknown gems from his broad musical past, and put it all together in an unconventional, challenging manner. “In the end, more than a DJ compilation, this is a manifesto of my passion for music and for mixing” he explains.

Disc 1 casts Agoria not simply as a functional dancefloor engineer, but as a musical craftsman, an arranger, a conductor. It’s the sound DJing evolved – the art of composition, contrast and texture, toying with your emotion and patience and pushing and pulling your attention in different directions. We begin all beatless and atmospheric, moving through the Viennese downtempo beauty of Tosca and the haunting acoustic pop of Emiliana Torrini and onwards into Agoria’s own blend of operatics and deep electronica on “Altre Voci”. Glimpse’s “Train In Austria Pt.2″ catches us off guard with its intense emotion, before the helmsman ushers us unexpectedly towards organic instrumentation and disco grooves, all warm and familiar after the heady electronics that went before. A delicate, blessed-out climax lays the mix down to rest.

Disc 2 sees Agoria go for the 4/4 jugular, with more of the trademark sound that he is recognised for. But it’s not quite as simple as that. Even more so than on the first mix, he combines and sequences tracks in every different way, splicing several together, reintroducing the same track twice or four times, comparing and contrasting different flavours. “I thought that to find the right balance, I needed to use all the ways of mixing. Editing tracks but also letting entire tracks play. Playing 3 or 4 times the same tracks, or spinning some for just a few seconds. Loopy or not. Exclusive, classic or covers, bizarre or easy listening, happy or trippy. 4 tracks together or just one. Loosing the listener for a minute to re-catch him the minute after. Spinning a classical music work of Jonny Greenwood at the peak time. Going up and then down. Starting and finishing with the same tracks.” Familiar names like Marc Antona, Chris Carrier and Mark Broom supply a steady throb of techno and tech house rhythms – melody percolating the mix at the right moments – leading up to a dreamy, euphoric climax, laden with the joyous pianos of Serge Santiago’s re-rub of Shit Robot and Martyn’s heavenly reworking of Efdemin. Two sumptuous vocal tracks round off this incredible oeuvre, the perfect finale to bring the mix back down to earth after some epic peaks.

This superb compilation is as deep and rewarding as a well-woven novel, the dénouement of the story unfolding as the mix evolves through Agoria’s musical DNA. Yet another essential addition to the compilation series that is fast becoming the new benchmark for ambitious DJs and demanding listeners alike.

AGORIA U.S. TOUR DATES

WINTER MUSIC CONFERENCE 2010

March 26 Balance 016: Agoria Album Release Party
with Agoria, Will Saul, Joris Voorn, Chris Fortier + more TBA
@ Hotel Victor (1144 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach, FL)
www.listedproductions.com

March 27-28 Sunday School For Degenerates (The 24 Hour Party)
with Adam Beyer, Agoria, Adultnapper,  Danny Howells,  dOP (live),  Ida Engberg, Lee Burridge, Mathias Kaden,  Matthias Tanzmann, Mr. C, Paco Osuna, Victor Calderone + many more TBA
@ Ice Palace (59 NW 14th St, Miami, FL)
www.MadeEvent.com

Additional U.S. dates to be announced…

Balance 016 Press link: www.stomp.com.au/press/balance016

BALANCE 016: AGORIA TRACKLISTING
CD1 – ALLER RETOUR
1. Gregg Kowalsky – Ashes From Evermore
2. Alva Noto – Xerrox Monophaser 2
++DJ Koze – Lords of Panama
3. Mark Pritchard – ?
4. Manvoy de Saint Sadrill – Soeheniona
5. Tosca – Joe Si Ha
6. Emiliana Torrini – Gun
*contains a sample of Mark Pritchard – ?
7. Agoria – Parasite 2
8. Arandel – In D#5
9. Justin – Columpnam
10. 19.454.18.5.25.5.18 – When I Think Of
11. Pom Pom – 10
12. Agoria – Altre Voci
13. Glimpse – Train in Austria part 2
14. The Field – Over the Ice (Live mix)
15. Olibusta – La Pazz
16. Cubenx – Mis Dias Y Tus Noches
17. Felix Laband – Whisitling in Tongues (Todd Terje remix)
18. jozif – Back 2 My Roots (jozif’s 5o’clock Fabric Shadow edit)
19. Bibio – Jealous of Roses
20. LCD Soundystem – 45:33 (Trus’me remix)
21. Boozoo Bajou feat. Rumer – Same Sun (Prins Thomas Diskomiks)
++ Oxia – Less Time
22. Hatikvah – Synchronicty (Block Barley & Engin Ozturk Holmby Hills Remix)
23. Rio en Medio – The Last Child’s Tear
24. Tipper – Just as the Sun Went Down
25. Gregg Kowalsky – Ashes from Evermore
++Alva Noto – Xerrox Monophaser 2

CD2 – RISING SINE
1. Sylvain Chauveau – Hurlements En Faveur De Serge T.
2. Aphrodite’s Child- Loud Loud Loud
*contains a sample of LCD Soundsystem – 45:33 (Trus’me remix)
*contains a sample of Hauntologists – A1
*contains a sample of Avril – French Kiss
3. Taron Trekka – Shirol
++ Suedmilch – We Were
4. The Same – Szarpiesz Minerwa
*contains a sample of Dorothée & Ben Munyaneza – Mwali we!
5. Ogris Debris – G-Thong (You and Me remix)
6. Francesco Tristano – Knee for thought
*contains a sample of Sylvain Chauveau – Hurlements En Faveur De Serge T.
7. Different Gear – One Thing More (Dub mix)
++Dorothée & Ben Munyaneza – Mwali We!
8. Michael Forzza – Abstractor 2.0
++Rio en Medio – The Last Child’s Tear
9. Chris Carrier and Jef K – Morning
10. DVS1 – Running
11. Drama Society & Vladislav Delay – Almodrama
12. Agoria – Libellules
*contains a sample of Sylvain Chauveau – Hurlements En Faveur De Serge T.
++Gadi Mizrahi – I Know
++Marc Antona – Kipkop
13. Avril – French Kiss
14. Gadi Mizrahi- I Know
15. Jonny Greenwood – Tehellet
++Agoria – Parasite
16. Avril – French Kiss
17. Mark Broom – Twenty Nine (Broom 09 mix)
18. Einmusik – Atlantis
19. Perc & Passarella Death Squad – Temperature’s Rising
20. Aufgang – Sonar (Spitzer remix)
21. Shit Robot – Simple Things (Work it Out) (Serge Santiago remix)
22. Efdemin – Acid bells (Martyn remix)
23. 3 Chairs – No Drum Machine part 2
24. Kid A – Lonely
25.  Sylvain Chauveau – Hurlements En Faveur De Serge T.

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Saturday- Sunday, March 28th & 29th, 2009
Made Event presents
SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR DEGENERATES
Miami 2009
The 24 Hour Party
Ice Palace, Miami

Adultnapper // Argy // Barem // Cassy // DJ Connie // Guy Gerber (live) // Ida Engberg // Joris Voorn (exclusive) // Marco Carola // Martin Buttrich (live) // Martin Landsky // Matthew Dear // Mr. C // Onur Özer (exclusive) // Ryan Crosson (exclusive live set) // Seth Troxler // Solomun // Steve Bug // Stimming (live)

*Powered by Integral Sound

Sunday School For Degenerates is readying itself for a marathon session of massive proportions. Sunday School tickets will be valid for the full 24 hours and include a re-entry wristband. Get the party started right: Come by early to pick up your wristband and have a Degenerate drink on the house during the early OPEN BAR (11pm-12am) and be sure to catch the exclusive live set from Detroit’s new breed Ryan Crosson with his percussive programming, dubby basslines, and dark atmospheres. The Ice Palace is located close to the nightclub district, so you can make the rounds. Or, like a true Degenerate, stay for the duration as class will be in session all night and day, with a line-up that is sure to school you.

NEW ARTISTS & EXCLUSIVES
NYC’s techno femme fatale DJ Connie leads off the night, followed by Ryan Crosson’s exclusive live set and Poker Flat artist Argy, for his long-awaited U.S. debut after last year’s visa snafu. Then, Turkey’s first real techno export Onur Özer will play his exclusive Miami set for another U.S. debut! Özer’s talents have made him one of the most critically acclaimed names in electronic music rising out of the most oriental parts of Europe. Germany’s Martin Buttrich returns with his midas touch for another explosive live set replete with his own golden productions. On the eve of his stunning CD kaleidoscope Balance 014, Joris Voorn joins the fray with his exclusive Miami performance. The future of DJing may lie in Voorn’s ability to simultaneously mix multiple tracks at once into entirely new soundscapes. Finally, Sunday School favorite Cassy returns for another indelible set to celebrate the final hours of degeneracy.

ABOUT ICE PALACE
Both the indoor and outdoor spaces will feature a complete sound system installed and engineered by Integral Sound, now tantamount with the highest quality. At night, the lobby will be transformed into the Degenerates den with a wood beam ceiling encasing a wonderfully warm sound with an adjacent open-air terrace. In the early morning, the 30,000 square foot Ice Palace lawn will be a green grass playground with seating, hammocks, a coconut tree vista, and plenty of shade. There will be a full bar available for the entire 24 hours, along with food available for purchase, including vegetarian options. Get ready for the one party to rule them all!

SUNDAY SCHOOL SET-TIMES
-inside-
10:00pm-11:00pm DJ Connie
11:00pm-12:00am Ryan Crosson (exclusive LIVE set)
12:00am-1:30am Argy
1:30am-3:30am Onur Özer (exclusive)
3:30am-4:30am Martin Buttrich (LIVE)
4:30am-6:00am Adultnapper
6:00am-7:30am Mr C
7:30am-9:00am Martin Landsky
9:00am-10:30am Matthew Dear
10:30am-12:00pm Ida Engberg
-outside-
8:30am-10:00am Seth Troxler
10:00am-11:00am Stimming (LIVE)
11:00am-12:30pm Barem
12:30pm-1:30pm Guy Gerber (LIVE)
1:30pm-3:00pm Solomun
3:00pm-4:30pm Steve Bug
4:30pm-6:00pm Joris Voorn (exclusive)
6:00pm-7:30pm Marco Carola
7:30pm-9:00pm Cassy

ICE PALACE
59 NW 14th St
Miami, FL 33136
(municipal parking across the street)
Doors at 10pm, 21+ with valid state issued ID
Rain or Shine
$50 Advance Tickets while supplies last at www.made-event.com
Tickets also available at Rebel Rebel, 319 Bleecker St NYC 212.989.0770
Other Music 15 E 4th ST NYC 212.477.8150
Event Info Line 917.723.9381

Complete sound system installed and engineered by Integral Sound

www.made-event.com

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Steve Porter Releases The Control EP
In Advance of New LP This Spring

As a DJ and Producer, Steve Porter is at the top of his game. With a non-stop international touring schedule, prolific productions and inimitable DJ style, Porter is setting the bar high for the next generation of electronic dance music artists. His latest, The Control EP is the prelude to his upcoming, second full length artist album due out in late Spring 2009.

This Winter Music Conference, Porter will join the BACARDI® B-LIVE™ press launch event, along with innovative artists A-Trak, Dilpo, and MSTRKRFT to be held at the Fontainebleau Resort on Thursday, March 26th in Miami. On Friday, March 27th, Porter will join his AM Only agency’s annual showcase with today’s biggest dance music stars with a special tag-team set with Funkagenda at Karu & Y. To culminate the conference week, Porter will helm his annual PH recordings showcase at B.E.D. Miami on Saturday, March 28th. He will be joined by his roster of label artists and special guest DJ Dan, one of the pioneers of the west coast house explosion throughout the 90s to the present day wave of electro and indie dance. Today, DJ Dan continues to push the envelope as he brings his exclusive cuts to the PH party from his debut artist album entitled Future Retro.

Steve Porter’s The Control EP is a collection of surefire club hits as eclectic in style as a typical night behind the decks.  Staying true to his philosophy and demonstrating his versatility The Control EP seamlessly mixes several genres while maintaining the dance floor edge that drives the dancefloor into a frenzy. In addition to its peak time title track, the EP also contains the house/breakbeat mash up “Don’t Be Afrayed”, the electro influenced “Fake It”, as well as the appropriately titled “Rizer”.

Steve Porter stands among the most talented of the next generation of electronic dance music artists. Over his career, Porter has showcased his prolific DJ style encompassing a genre defying mix of funked up house beats and techy jams mixed together with an arsenal of re-edits and mixes, which propelled him into the international arena and landed him on DJ Times’ list of “America’s Best DJs.” His own label PH Recordings focuses on introducing new artists from his own collective of Boston artists, other emerging global acts and as an outlet for his own prolific, cutting edge productions. Outside of the DJ booth, Porter has just signed on to produce two more original tracks for Konami’s next DanceDanceRevolution game and is also shooting a pilot episode for the Travel Channel where he’ll be serving as host to introduce global dance culture around the world. Steve Porter can also be heard on his weekly Porterhouse show on Sirius XM Satellite radio’s Area channel.

The Control EP is out now exclusively at Beatport on PH Recordings.

Saturday, March 28, 2009
Embrace Productions presents
PH RECORDINGS @ B.E.D.
STEVE PORTER & GUESTS

Steve Porter
DJ Dan / Eli Wilkie / Red Foxx / Heartache
Phil & Fluff / Joe Mama / Mike Swells

B.E.D.
929 Washington Avenue
Miami Beach, FL
Doors at 9 p.m., 21 and over with valid I.D.
$15 in advance at www.wantickets.com
www.bedmiami.com

Steve Porter WMC 2009 Dates
March 26 – Miami, FL @  BACARDI® B-LIVE™ – Fountainbleu www.bacardi.com
March 27 – Miami, FL @ AM Only – Karu & Y www.made-event.com
March 28 – Miami, FL @ PH Recordings – B.E.D. Miami www.embracepresents.com

The Control EP Tracklist
01. Control (Original Mix)
02. Don’t Be Afrayed
03. Fake It
04. Rizer
05. Control (Dub)

www.djsteveporter.com
www.myspace.com/steveporter
www.myspace.com/embracepresents
www.phrecordings.com/

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The Club World Awards Call Off Ceremony,
Call In The Prize Patrol
Disco Globes To Be Handed Out During Winter Music Conference Week

For the first time since its inception in 2003, the Club World Awards program will not be hosting a star-studded, super-fun ceremony this year. Blame Bush, blame Obama, blame God. Or just blame the economy.

“It’s a situation we know that others are in as well: We just don’t have the resources to support our usual shindig,” says Club World producer Kerri Mason. “And there’s nothing worse than a half-ass party.”

But fear not: The Club World Awards – which reward nightlife excellence in 25 categories – will be handed out in Miami. Winners will be visited by the CWA “Prize Patrol” throughout Winter Music Conference week, and given their disco globes by hand.

As in previous years, nominees were selected by the editorial staff of Club World magazine, and winners were selected by a staff of 10 industry-expert judges. Together, the panel has over two centuries of experience in the nightlife business (see full list below).

But does this mark the end of fun and fair awards ceremonies in Miami?

“Don’t worry,” says Mason. “Just like the stock market, we’ll be back.”

About The Club World Awards 2009
The Club World Awards, the United States’ definitive nightlife awards program includes individuals and companies nominated in 21 categories, ranging from Best Superclub to Best DJ Product. They represent the gold-standard in clubbing in this country’s major nightlife metropolises, as well as those in smaller markets and several located abroad. Nominees were selected from the largest submission pool in the Awards’ seven-year history – making this the most competitive year yet. This year’s program features established brands that continued to innovate, vying with up-and-comers for the coveted disco globes. As a result, drama is packed into every category (see full list below).

About Club World
Club World, is the only magazine devoted to the look, sound, and feel of nightclubs. Launched in July 2000 as Club Systems International, the bi-monthly publication covers the world’s best venues from technical, business, and aesthetic perspectives.

For more info and a full list of nominees, please go to www.clubworldawards.com. Also go to www.clubworld.us for a full copy of the special January/February Club World Awards nominees issue.

Club World Awards 2009 Nominees

best Superclub
Circa, Toronto
Palladium, Acapulco
Pacha, New York
Rain, Las Vegas
Pure, Las Vegas
The Pool at Harrah’s, Atlantic City

best Club
Beta, Denver
Cielo, New York
LAX, Las Vegas
Ruby Skye, San Francisco
Smart Bar, Chicago
Stereo @ Parkwest, Miami

best Lounge
Aero Bar, Miami Beach
Apple Lounge, West Hollywood
Mynt Lounge, Miami Beach
Playboy Club, Las Vegas
Slide, San Francisco
Tabú Ultra Lounge, Las Vegas

best New
Beta, Denver
Home, St. Louis
Lavo, Las Vegas
Privé, Las Vegas
Shrine, Connecticut
Versus, Los Angeles

best Sound System
Mike McCray of Speed of Sound & Sound Investment for Beta, Denver
FBP Group for Body English, Las Vegas
Systems by Shorty for Splash Bar, New York
Louis Puig and David Padilla for Stereo @ Parkwest, Miami
The Pool at Harrah’s, Atlantic City
Advanced Audio Technology for Glo, Westbury, NY

best Lighting System
Greg Lawson for Aero Bar, Miami Beach
Lighting Methods for Glo, Westbury, NY
FBP Group for Lavo, Las Vegas
Lighting Methods for Palladium, Acapulco
SJ Lighting for Versus, Los Angeles

best Video System
FBP Group for Lavo, Las Vegas
Ohm Productions for Tattoo Bar DC, Washington, D.C.
SJ Lighting and Sound Investment for Rokvegas, Las Vegas
Mike McCray for Beta, Denver
US Communications for Hawaiian Tropic Zone, Las Vegas

best Interior Design
Seed Design for Christian Audigier, Las Vegas
Jeffrey Beers International for Fuse, Nashville
AvroKO for Lavo, Las Vegas
Deepsleep Studio for Parkwest, Miami
Niemitz Design for Shrine, Connecticut
Aramik Gragosian for Versus, Los Angeles

best One-Off
DJ AM and Travis Barker Live at LAX, Las Vegas
Labor Day with Kaskade and Deadmau5 at Wet Republic, Las Vegas
Made Event & Pacha, One Night Only: An AM Only Event at Karu & Y, Miami
N9Ne Group, Midsummer’s Night Dream at Palms Pool, Las Vegas
Made Event, Sunday School for Degenerates at Pawn Shop, Miami
Steve Lockwood, Vegas Blondeshell Awards, Jet, Las Vegas

best Party
Summer Surprise Series at Pure, Las Vegas
Aquatic at The Pool at Harrah’s, Atlantic City
Dance.Here.Now at Cielo, New York
Glow at Ibiza, Washington, D.C.
Godskitchen at Body English, Las Vegas
Perfecto at Rain, Las Vegas

best Resident DJ
Colette, Smart Bar Chicago
DJ Vice, Lavo Las Vegas
François K, Cielo New York
Oscar G, Space Miami
Paul Oakenfold, Rain Las Vegas
Victor Calderone, Pacha New York

best Resident LJ
Eric Moyano, Bliss Lounge, New Jersey
Eyeball, Mixx, Atlantic City
Jeff Novak, LAX, Las Vegas
Jose Vargas, Glo Westbury, NY
Matt Beecher, mur.mur., Atlantic City
Timmy Lights, Pacha New York

best Resident VJ
DVDJ G-Funk, Beta Denver
Eyeball, Mixx, Atlantic City
Roonie G, Saddle Ranch, Los Angeles
VJ Psyberpixie, Set, Miami Beach
United Vision, Pacha New York

best DJ Product
Ultrasone Pro DJ Headphones
Stanton Da Scratch
Pioneer MEP-7000 & SEP-C1
Allen & Heath XONE:4D
Denon DN-HS5500
Traktor Scratch Pro

best Sound Product
Cerwin Vega Passive Series Subs
Funktion-One Dance Stack Array
Sencore SP495 SoundPro EX
Martin Audio Omniline Micro-Line Array System
Crest Audio CC5200 Amplifier
JBL VP Series

best LED Product
Megalite Axis LED
MBT LED Panel
Elation Professional FlexLED Tape
American DJ Accu LED MH
Chauvet COLORdash BATTEN

best Lighting Product
Robe Color Wash 2500E AT
Elation Professional Design 300 Series
Martin Professional SmartMAC
MADRIX – LED Lighting Control Software
Road Hog Full Boar
Chauvet Q-Spot 250 LED

best Video Product
Edirol V-8 Video Mixer
Green Hippo Hippotizer V3 R2 Media Servers
DJScreen.com DJ Screen
Numark ArKaos GrandVJ software
Sencore/Lumagen RadianceXD

best Effect Product
Omnisistem Magic Box
MediaLas Showlaser System Infinity
Technological Artisans ClubCat Laser
X-Laser XA100G Skywriter
Martin RGB Laser 1.6

best DJ Set
Danny Tenaglia, “Futurism” Album Release Party, Pacha New York, August 2
David Guetta, Pacha NYC presents David Guetta, March 21
DJ AM and DJ Jazzy Jeff, Shrine Connecticut, July 4
The Martinez Brothers, ÉTÉ D’AMOUR at Santos Party House New York, August 7
Kaskade, SF Love Fest at Ruby Skye, October 3
Erick Morillo, Tao Las Vegas Memorial Day Weekend, May 25

best Bottle Service
Christian Audigier, Las Vegas
LAX, Las Vegas
Shrine, Connecticut
Tabú Ultra Lounge, Las Vegas
The Bank, Las Vegas

2009 Club World Award Judges
Frankie Anobile, One Six, Las Vegas
Jim Tremayne, DJ Times, New York
DJ Joe Bermudez, Boston
Kerri Mason, Club World, New York
Phil Moffa, Vinyl Life, New York
Ron Slomowicz, About.com, Nashville
Steve Lewis, BlackBook, New York
Sujit Kundu, SKAM Artists, New York
The Scumfrog, Glam Scum, New Mexico
Wyatt Magnum, Magnum Music Group, Houston