The MET pres. AUSTRALIA DAY EVE w/ UBERJAK’D – Sat 25th Jan
The MET is pleased to present a massive Australia Day Eve Party featuring one of Australia’s hottest producer/djs UBERJAK’D. Fresh off the back of his 2013 MOS Annual tour, expect a full house for UBERJAKD as he drops only the finest dance floor bangers!
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He’s the late night party guy. You know… that guy. With a reputation for partying and Dj-ing ALL night (literally), Uberjakd is the cause behind many a broken curfew, blistered heel and disco hangover. His superhero motto of delivering a good time to the world, and his fans, as well as his undying passion for music, make Uberjakd one of the strongest young talents in the Australian dance community.
Influenced by the sounds of his Nintendo parented youth, Uberjakd, or as most know him, ‘Uber’, was bitten by the 8-Bit bug hard, turning his button-bashing into a more constructive scratching, mixing, dubbing and production in his teenage years. From house, techno and drum and bass; Uberjakd’s experimental and innovative sound is choreographed by the likes of The Prodigy, Daft Punk, Tommy Trash and Nicky Romero, as he, like they, continues to push the musical boundaries and break new ground into the world of electronic music.
First taking to the stage as a stand-in for some now lesser name, Uber has since graduated to the dance world in the highest of fashions – already spinning his wares alongside Calvin Harris and Laidback Luke on the main stage of Creamfields (Adelaide). So impressed was Luke with one of Uberjakd’s productions (his remix of Bingo Players ‘Rattle’) that he immediately grabbed a copy of the track side of stage, later charting the track #2 on his monthly chart and tweeting his followers to ‘play to sh!t out of it’! Making a brief appearance on record label Neon last year with his remix of Denzal Park’s Militia, which was quickly snapped up by Fedde Le Grand’s Flamingo Recordings.
“Music shouldn’t be taken too seriously, and if it is, then you’re seriously doing something wrong” Practicing his preaching and spending the first half of 2012 un-locked in the studio, Uberjakd is adding the final touches to his forthcoming, yet-to-be-titled EP. Ducking out between sessions for the occasional glass of Vodka, rave, photography excursion or mixing it up in clubs across the country.
Supports: TBA
$20 On The Door
Doors open at 9pm