New Year Holidays with Flammable Camp Bali

Details are emerging about the Flammable Camp in Bali this year. The music program during the New Year holidays will be handled by DJs with a proven track record and impeccable taste: Djungl, Nekto Lukas, and Gankin.

The event schedule will look like this:

25.12.2009 - Fruit&Juice Party

Gathering all guests at sunset at the Chill Out school Surf Discovery;
Opening ceremony of Flammable Camp Bali’10;
Detailed information about all camp events: Surfing, Yoga, Trips, Parties, Girls, Chill Out….
Registration and obtaining Guest card Flammable Camp;
Dj's Jam Djungl&Gankin
Address: Kuta, Jl. Pantai Kuta, Bali Bungalo Hotel, Surf Discovery School

http://www.surfdiscovery.ru
Tel.: +6281999108764

27.12.2009 - Music Sunset Dinner Party

Start of the party at sunset at the best club on the island of Bali - Sky Garden;
Dinner with good music in the company of friends and new acquaintances;
From 19:00 to 20:30 free bar;
The party lasts until morning with resident DJs of the camp
Address: Kuta, Jl. Legian

31.12.2009 - Happy New Year!

On this day, the largest Russian party in Bali will take place, in the center of Kuta’s club life! The party starts at 22:00 in club Maccarony.
Special New Year DJ set from Djungl and Gankin;
Flammable Fire Show & more;
Kuta fireworks;

Price: $10 includes entry to the club and Welcome Drink, $50 V.I.P. Separate upper area of the club, New Year dinner, and special Maccarony cocktail, when purchasing a V.I.P. ticket at Surf Discovery school before 25.12.2009 the price is $40

School address: Kuta, Jl. Pantai Kuta, Bali Bungalo, http://www.surfdiscovery.ru
Tel.: +6281999108764
Address Maccarony: Kuta, Jl. Legian 52.
Phone: (0361) 754662
www.maccaroniclub.com

06.01.2010 - Nusa Lembongan Island Party

An unforgettable journey to the fairy-tale island of Nusa Lembongan. A motorboat will take everyone to the beautiful island, where, under the sound system, you can meet the sunset in a cozy restaurant by the ocean. After the party, you can stay on the island and properly rest in a hotel or bungalow by the ocean. This party will continue on Lombok Island, where you will enjoy surfing, music, and DJ Necto Lucas&Friends!

13.01.2010 - Backhome Party

Gathering all guests at sunset at Chill Out school Surf Discovery;
Closing ceremony of Flammable Camp Bali’10
Set DJ Necto Lucas&Friends.
Address: Kuta, Jl. Pantai Kuta, Bali Bungalo, Surf Discovery School

www.surfdiscovery.ru
Tel.: +6281999108764

More about DJs Flammable Camp Bali'10

DJ Necto Lucas

Philipp Perlowski-Neman, one of the first DJs to start playing in the techno-house style. He has been caught multiple times performing his professional duties in Moscow clubs: “16Tons”, “Zeppelin”, “Park”, “Propaganda”, “Phlegmatic Dog”, “City”, Ikra, “Mix”, “1171”, “Kysha Mira”, Gaudi Bar.

He has played on the same stage with such techno and house music stars as: Moby, Paul Oakenfold, Dave Clark, Ken Ishii, Tom Clark, Alex Flatcher, Terry Francis, Herbert, Saamy Koviko, Todd Bodine, Francois Kevorkian.

In early July 2004, he participated in the Space Parade rave, taking place in St. Petersburg, where he performed alongside 808 State, DJ Linus, Riny Size, Ryan Halyfax.

He is also widely known on the lounge scene. His tender jazzy collages have served and continue to serve as musical seasoning in restaurants and cafes: Sky-Lounge, “Yellow Sea”, “Roof of the World”, “Moscow-Rome”, “Lounge Tennis Cafe”, “Modest Charm of the Bourgeoisie”, “Bed-Cafe”, “Hive”, “Moscow-Berlin”, “Museum”, “Justo”. Together with Gleb Deev and Alexander Nuzhgin - an honorary guest of the lounge festival Cafe Del Mar (summer 2004). Since March 2005 and to this day - one of the official DJs of the comic and graphic stories festival “Commission.”

Since 2000, he has participated annually, and since 2005 - is the musical curator of dance floors at the “Kazantip” festival.

One of the official DJs of the snowboarding spring camp “Dombay” 2006-2008.

Here you can familiarize yourself with Necto Lucas's repertoire.

DJ Gankin

Maxim Gankin - one of the Flammable Family, the permanent organizer of the main snowboarding and surfing event of the year – Flammable Camp. In high school, Maxim was a guitarist, vocalist, and author of non-trivial texts in the school punk band Silicon Tits. But, having found himself in the mountains and getting into snowboarding, he faced the difficult choice between music and sports. Naturally, all components came together in a common picture, and it’s no longer rare to find Gankin at the turntables performing melodic underground hip-hop mixed with funk at numerous snowboarding competitions, camps, and after-parties. For the past two years, Gankin has spent most of his time in Bali, where he plays in many clubs, like Sky Garden, Red Square, Black Dog.

Usually, Maxim performs in at least three roles: organizer, pro-rider, and DJ. He also excels in park design, architecture, and production.

“Where I am, there is music,” says Gankin. At the same time, he principally rides without a player, trying to experience music in good sound, preferably on vinyl.

When it comes to DJing, his collection satisfies even the most discerning connoisseurs, not to mention that it traditionally conveys the mood of the event, complementing originals with scratches and beat-juggling.

Here you can listen to Flammable Camp Special Selection 2008, the first part, from DJ Gankin.

DJ Djungl

You could write endlessly about Andrei Djungl, listing his musical accolades. You can learn more about him here.

Here’s a dialogue between Maxim Gankin and Andrei.

MG: Hi, Andrei! As one of the most experienced musicians on the Russian electronic scene, tell us how you came to music and how it has changed along with you?

Djungl: My introduction to electronic music was in 1991, which is when my career as a DJ began. At that time, electronic music was a kind of mystique for me. The musical styles I preferred back then included darkside, intelligent, drum and bass, minimal acid, ambient, IDM, and so on. Since then, electronic music has become more accessible for both listening and writing. Over time, my perception of music also changed – I began to be interested not only in electronic music but also in its roots, from where most modern electronic musicians draw their inspiration. As a result, I created an internet radio station broadcasting 24 hours: funk, dub, reggae, new wave, soul, rock, ambient, IDM.

Recently, I don’t perceive music through directional styles - there is only mood. It doesn’t really matter where the music comes from or what style it is - what matters is what mood and meaning it carries. Regarding electronic music, I have been playing house for the last 14 years. It’s the perfect formula for embodying any thoughts and moods, although I always try to expand the boundaries of styles and by combining not always compatible things, I attempt to create the perfect mix and the right mood on the dance floor.

MG: I heard you are also a good producer. Please tell us about the production that comes into being with your help, and its directions.

Djungl: A lot of music is made, and it’s all completely different. I do a lot myself, and a lot together with friends. The styles are entirely different: from acoustic music to electronic experiments. Some of it has already been released, some is still being tested by time.

MG: In which clubs have you been playing lately?

Djungl: Throughout my career, I have played in practically all million-plus cities in Russia. From Kaliningrad to Tomsk. I have played several times in Paris, Brussels, Helsinki. In Moscow, I frequently perform at places such as Simachev bar, “Solyanka”, Arma17, “Mio”...

MG: Aside from music, the Flammable Surf Camp will have a surfing school, yoga room, and planned trips to neighboring islands. Are you going to learn something? And what are your plans for this trip?

Djungl: My plan is to get to you as quickly as possible! It started snowing in Moscow, and the stress is getting stronger by the minute.

Yoga – sounds cool! I'm really interested in everything, but I think as soon as I get to you, it will all become clear.

In the meantime, I'm collecting as much different music as possible for Flammable Surf Camp, to have an answer to any question. Stay in touch!

More details about Flammable Camp Bali'10 can be read here.