FS Green X Drea
€10,00
Tickets
Price including €2,00 service costs
Saturday 4th March at Parallel
Doors: 23:59 - 05:00
Parallel presents FS Green, a welcome guest DJ at Parallel making his fourth appearance, alongside Drea who will be making her Parallel debut. These DJs and producers are known for their genre-bending sets, ranging from R&B, hip-hop, dancehall, Afrobeat edits to electronic music.
Starting with their own sets and ending the night with b2b magic, expect an effortless blend of classic club tunes with a twist of their favourite sounds and selections.
Line-up
FS Green
FS Green is an Amsterdam raised producer and DJ. He laid the foundation for his career in the Netherlands, making hit productions for a wide variety of Dutch hip-hop and pop artists with his recognisable melodic sound and catchy compositions.
FS Green's international popularity soared following a Major Lazer collaboration and an impressive Boiler Room performance in 2016. In this same year, he launched his alter-ego ‘Midas Hutch’ to showcase a refreshing take on 80s disco, funk and R&B music. These influences are easy to recognise in FS Green's DJ sets, where classic club tunes are mixed effortless with his own work.
FS Green's international popularity soared following a Major Lazer collaboration and an impressive Boiler Room performance in 2016. In this same year, he launched his alter-ego ‘Midas Hutch’ to showcase a refreshing take on 80s disco, funk and R&B music. These influences are easy to recognise in FS Green's DJ sets, where classic club tunes are mixed effortless with his own work.
Drea
To get a grasp of what kind of DJ Drea is, you just have to observe the dance floor in any of her sessions: there is plenty of diversity, youth, and open-mindedness; but there is also a demanding audience who looks for the fundamental qualities of a good DJ —technique, selection, and charisma. It is not unusual to see her opening her set with 90s R&B, transitioning into Afrobeat edits, and finishing with hard-hitting remixes of dance funk or vocal house.
Of African descent, Drea grew up listening to black music - from jazz or old-school R&B to disco or contemporary house. This constant rhythmic flow is undoubtedly the major influence of her sets, her style characterized by a dynamism which is never at odds with quality. Over the last few months, she has performed in clubs across Berlin, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Zurich, Lisbon and Milan. Reaching over half a million views on her Boiler Room Madrid set and a regular presence in Fuego at Razzmatazz, one of the most influential clubs in Spain, we excitedly await her Parallel debut.
Of African descent, Drea grew up listening to black music - from jazz or old-school R&B to disco or contemporary house. This constant rhythmic flow is undoubtedly the major influence of her sets, her style characterized by a dynamism which is never at odds with quality. Over the last few months, she has performed in clubs across Berlin, London, Paris, Amsterdam, Zurich, Lisbon and Milan. Reaching over half a million views on her Boiler Room Madrid set and a regular presence in Fuego at Razzmatazz, one of the most influential clubs in Spain, we excitedly await her Parallel debut.
