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Café d’Anvers 001: Silicone Soul - Mix compilation out now.

Café d’Anvers 001: Silicone Soul - Mix compilation out now.

After 20 years Cafe d’Anvers at last release a compilation album.

“The Sound Of The Underground” is a new series of albums mixed by international producers that play regularly in Anvers. The first is selected and mixed by Silicone Soul [a].

About Cafe d’Anvers…

Antwerp, October 1989
In 1989, Café d’Anvers opens it doors in the Verversrui in Antwerp, a street smack in the middle of the red-light district or sailors’ quarter. It is a logical move. An entire generation is screaming for a new approach and is looking for a new ‘house’, a vibe perfectly understood by the five Café d’Anvers founders from Leuven, two models, a restaurant owner, a photographer and a solicitor, who were all in their twenties.
Café d’Anvers was not to be just another club, it was to be the house of an entire new generation, the first page of a completely new chapter, written in its own language and translated to the rhythm of the new dance temple. Weekend after weekend, young people came down to the Antwerp red-light district from all over the country just to lose themselves on the dance floor in the rhythm of an ever-hotter beat.The policy was a simple one: you can do anything, but you don’t have to. Things could never be too over the top. People wanting to explore their boundaries had come to the right place at Café d’Anvers.
Drag queens, outrageous outsiders, inexhaustible nighthawks and famous deejays were trampling over each other to get through the door of Café d’Anvers. The neighbours were exceptional, too and were not eager to complain about the noise. The prostitutes were happy to see the masses of clubbers coming. There was always something to do at night and they made the streets much safer. Everybody felt at home in Café d’Anvers and the club became a trendsetter, a victim of its own success.

Antwerp, 2009
Fortunately, the owner is a good landlord, who understands that his ‘house’ sometimes needs to take a new turn. In eighteen years Café d’Anvers has pushed boundaries, blown up bridges and broke with tradition.

Café d’Anvers 001: Silicone Soul [a]

1. Silicone Soul [a] – The Pulse - Hypno House Dub Soma [a]
2. Sei A [a] – Dub For Darkroom Dubs [l]
Johannes Heil [a] – Aum Metatron House Division [l]
3. Masomenos [a] - Pierre Et Le Loup Welcome To Masomenos
4. Prompt [a] feat. Onuba – Zora 7Noise [l]
5. Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts [a] - I Was On My Way To Hell Circus Company [l]
6. David K [a] – Train Of Thought Supplemental Facts
7. M.A.R.S. [a] - Remote Area - Bangana [a] Remix Heya Hifi [l]
Miss Fitz [a] - Drifting Contexterrior [l]
8. Luc Ringeisen [a] – Les Trombonnes Du Caire Vinyl Club [l]
9. Andrea Sartori– Phonosutura Persona [a] [l]
10. Solomun [a] vs Ost & Kjex - Federgewicht - Hamburg Mix Diynamic [l]
11. Silicone Soul [a] – The Call Of The Wild Soma [a]
12. Nicolas Masseyeff [a] - Melancolie d’ Avril Boxer Recordings [l]
Mlle Caro & Frank Garcia – Dead Souls – Acapella Buzzin’ Fly
13. Lust Addict [a] - Occidental Spiritual Playground by Lessizmore [l]
14. Mr. Statik [a] - Panoflutamin - Lemos [a] Remix Immigrant Records [l]
15. Stimming [a] – The Anger Liebe Detail [l]
16. Zombie Zombie [a] - Texas - Danton Eeprom [a] Remix Versatile
17. Gavin Herlihy [a] - Watch Ya Feet - Ewan Pearson [a] Remix Leftroom
18. Silicone Soul [a] – Fearmakers – Dj Tool Soma [a]

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