Flagman Weekend. The Third Event!

On July 30 and 31, Jet Set fashion club presents Flagman Weekend, the third event… Special Guest Stars - Shik Stylk and vocal diva Linda Lee Hopkins. Shik Stylk is a house DJ duo from Germany: Sebastian Craig and Rouman Freihof. They have been friends and collaborated for 10 years, having started playing together at OM Dance Hall (Germany). Over the course of 10 years, they have played their sets in all the most renowned clubs in Berlin and Cologne and participated in various major festivals in Europe and Miami. Aside from touring, they spent a lot of time in the studio. Sebastian did remixes for Dannii Minogue and Future Funk, while Rouman did remixes for Darryl Pandy. In January 2002, Shik Stylk created their own label Realbasic. Soon after, they released their first track on their label "Groove you out tonight," which immediately reached 8th place in the Mixmag-Hype Charts in England. Today they travel around the world and will soon be coming to us. On the second day of Flagman Weekend, a surprise awaits in the form of a special guest star. With her hour-long set, vocal diva Linda Lee Hopkins will perform. Linda started her musical career as a gospel singer and later began singing jazz, rhythm-and-blues, and vocal house. She has performed on stage alongside Gloria Gaynor, Al Jarreau, Percy Sledge, Michael Bolton, and Ray Charles. During a European tour, she opened concerts for the artist formerly known as Prince. In France, she began to record successfully in the studio. She is the voice behind Bob Sinclar's hits and is also featured on records by Cerrone, Ophelie Winter, Michael Jonasz, Florent Pagny, Bernard Lavilliers, Priscilla, and many others. Not long before his death, Ray Charles recorded a duet with Linda. Linda is one of the most famous American singers of jazz and gospel. She heads the group "Gospel pour 100 voix". This year she participated in a famous festival in Montreux, Switzerland. Dance music is another vibrant facet of Linda. Over her career, she has toured over 30 countries performing live. In 2004, she recorded a record with DJ Dave Storm, and continues working with the French house maestro Bob Sinclar. His hits "The Beat Goes On", "I’m not perfect", and "Kiss my eyes" were largely realized thanks to the magic of Linda Lee Hopkins' vocals.