Frivolous and Grabke's mix presentation in Mix

On September 30, the Mix club will host a presentation of Maxim Grabke’s mix “Sub. Technique”, as well as a performance by musician Frivolous. The mix "Sub. Technique" was recorded by Maxim Grabke based on the results of a series of parties of the same name, which ended in August. As for Frivolous, this Canadian - Daniel Gardner - is a very unusual artist. School teachers would explain his strange behavior as an inability to study: Daniel always received very mediocre grades. But at some point a completely new subject appeared at school: electronic composition. Daniel's marks immediately skyrocketed; At the same time, it became clear that the previous numerous classical piano lessons would also be useful. In 1996, 16-year-old Frivolous, captivated by the Detroit sound, received his first weekly residency at an after-party venue in Vancouver. After another two years, during which Daniel was chaotically engaged in electronics and design, he finally put together and sent out a demo tape. Of the five German labels that received the recording, three sent back offers of collaboration. I told Andy (Andy Vaz) that the work was not finished yet, and on the same day that I heard from him, the first records from the Crankkongestion EP (Background Records) arrived. From then on, everything went like a chain. Today, having undergone a long musical evolution, Frivolous creates cutting-edge music, combining ironic minimal electronics with soul vocals. He is also known for his eccentric performances, where classical instruments and vocals merge with experimental glitch and electronic funk.
September 30, Saturday, Mix club, live performance by Frivolous (Karloff Rec., Canada),
as well as a presentation of Maxim Grabke’s mix “Sub. Technique”, played by Dmitry Izhevsky, Helga, Maxim Grabke and Artem Anrilov