Stand-Up Dj Show by Andrey Panin

What can be said about Panin? A DJ and producer, the owner of the record label Alley PM, which introduced the audience to New Holidays, Punk TV, and Superalice, the best DJ of 2003 according to "Afisha," winner in the category of "DJ of the Year" at the "Night Life Awards" 2004 and 2005, and so on. You already know all this. But did you know that Andrey started his DJ career at music enthusiast gatherings at 'Base 14,' a legendary place located in Stoleshnikov Lane? He simply played his favorite music and instantly gained fans who interacted with him during and after his sets. 'Base' has long since closed, and Panin has become one of the most sought-after DJs in Moscow. As a result... Moscow lost Panin. He performs here extremely rarely, mostly at glamorous presentations and private parties. Cheburan-Party is currently the only regular residency for Panin in Moscow. He has been friends with Cheburashkas for a long time, and this friendship even led to the invention of a new format for dance parties. At Andrey's suggestion, Cheburashkas started hosting their famous silent parties. Silent Parties were held abroad before, but it was Panin who suggested being silent at the dances instead of sitting at a cafe table. 'Dance by Correspondence' quickly gained popularity in Moscow and over the years became a true hallmark of the Cheburan movement in other cities. One of the reasons that prompted Andrey to propose the silent party was his desire to play calmly without being distracted by endless fans, admirers, passers-by, and sorcerers. Even more surprising is the following news: at the upcoming Cheburan event, Andrey will turn everything upside down and instead of the usual silence during his set, he will pick up the microphone and interact with the audience! What exactly Panin will talk about is unknown. He strongly insisted on warning that the music will be 'very different.' The weekday routine of corporate-regional dance leaves little room for playing 'different' music, which is quite challenging for a collector like Andrey. His career began with music enthusiast parties in Stoleshnikov Lane, and almost ten years later, Andrey Panin is returning to this Moscow alley to personally introduce everyone with ears to the gems of his collection. So, for those who only see in him an exclusive dance-hit machine, we warn you in advance: this time, there will be a different Panin at Cheburashkas. A real one. Speaking. P.S. There will be dancing too. Where would we be without dancing? Tim Svodnik December 16, Saturday, starting at 23:00, club Plastilin, Stand-Up Dj Show by Andrey Panin, as well as Tim Svodnik, entrance fee - 500 rubles, Cheburashkas - 150