Concerts

Motorcitysoul at Electric Pickle Tonight

True house music aficionados (myself included) who attended the Electric Pickle's WMC parties in March got a superlative taste of the new venue's quality underground deep house bookings and are doubtlessly hungry for more. With its intimate space, dark sultry ambiance, and rapturously superior sound system, the Pickle is an...

By Sean Levisman

April 17, 2009

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True house music aficionados (myself included) who attended the

Electric Pickle's WMC parties in March got a superlative taste of the

new venue's quality underground deep house bookings and are doubtlessly

hungry for more. With its intimate space, dark sultry ambiance, and

rapturously superior sound system, the Pickle is an ideal venue for

these sensual and soul-swaying sounds, and a much needed respite from

Miami's predictable dance music scene.

If the deepness is your thing, you won't want to miss tonight's

DJ set by critically-acclaimed Frankfurt deep house duo Motorcitysoul.

With their well-received album "Technique" out last October and a

compelling series of remixes on various esteemed house

labels, including Freerange and Simple, these guys are at the forefront

of Europe's current deep tech house revival. Check them out tonight

along with Boogie resident DJs Will Renuart and Strickly B.

Motorcitysoul at Electric Pickle. Friday, April 17, at 10 p.m. 2826 N. Miami Ave., Miami.

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