DJ Vadim Brings International Heat to The Camel

by | Jan 24, 2013 | MUSIC

As a front-runner of beat culture with 20+ years of experience in the EDM scene, Russia’s DJ Vadim is known for taking electronic hip hop to inspiring new heights.

As a front-runner of beat culture with 20+ years of experience in the EDM scene, Russia’s DJ Vadim is known for taking electronic hip hop to inspiring new heights. After touring Europe into the New Year, then pausing for a short break in Poland, DJ Vadim brings his internationally recognized sound to RVA on Wednesday January 30th at the Camel.

This award winning DJ/producer pushes forward with exploration into many different genres; hot and heavy tinges of reggae, trip hop, soul, dub, bass, house and boogie trigger an eclectic musical journey through time and space. In addition to performing over 2500 times in sixty-nine countries, Vadim’s impressive resume consists of six solo albums, one remix record, five group projects, and numerous individual remixes for notable artists scattered across the globe.

Don’t Be Scared, the latest album from Vadim, is all about transformation, taking the know-how of the past and evolving it into the soundstage of the future. The instrumental driven venture laces in vocals from frequent collaborator Yarah Bravo and adds freshness with up and coming singers, creating an exotically moody vibration. Interestingly, dance move discussions from Jamie Fox are incorporated in the project too.

DJ Marley Carroll will activate this much anticipated evening as opener. The multi-instrumentalist and producer draws inspiration for his sets from several perspectives. Expect to hear a fusion of impassioned dance music, some experimental IDM, a little bit of house, and the scratching that has brought him recognition.

It’ll be a night of dancing and experimental encounters, riding a transatlantic wave.

WHAT: DJ Vadim brings heat to The Camel!
WHO: DJ Vadim w/ Special guest Marley Carroll
WHERE: The Camel, 1621 West Broad St. (parking available in the Lowe’s parking lot)
WHEN: Wednesday, January 30, Doors open at 9 PM
ADMISSION: $7 in advance–advance tickets can be ordered HERE/$10 at the door

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