C–Mos and Steve G at the party in Fabrique

Back in 1990, Olivier Abbeloos (C-Mos) released the track Quadraphonia, which immediately became a number one hit at the most famous parties worldwide. Not stopping there, he soon released T99’s Anasthasia (XL Records). These two tracks are on par with The Prodigy's work, marking the beginning of dance music and the rave genre. Oliver followed up with hits like 2 Million Ways released under Lowered Recordings, embraced by renowned artists like CJ Mackintosh, Brian Tappart, Danny Rampling, Seb Fontaine, and Judge Jules (Radio One). 2 Million Ways is relentless, energetic music that grabs you by the collar and drags you to the dance floor. Oliver also worked with Epos (Earth Parking Orbit Station) and Holographic Records, performing as Congasquad and collaborating with stars like John Julius Knight, Erick Morillo, Roger Sanchez, and Bob Sinclair. Steve G is a prominent VJ in the UK, sharing the stage with top house music artists and being a Passion party resident at Emporium Coalville and VJ resident at Hidden in Birmingham. Steve G, along with DJ and producer Scott Bonds, is developing a new dance music brand, Ahead. He uses equipment like Pioneer Dvj X1 Dvd, Arkaos, and Motion Dive to create unique effects in real-time regardless of the music style. On October 20, Friday, a party at Fabrique will feature DJ C-Mos and VJ Steve G, alongside Causelove, Shevtsov and Shmelev, dance performances by Bionica, Raduga Vishnu, and video installation by Olga Kumeger.