$5 (plus optional donation to support Appalachia Rising - see more info below), 21+


Music Ecology is proud to present another night of all original EDM, this week from:

...ElectronicAnonymous
(http://www.facebook.com/pages/ELECTRONICAnonymous/34992052292?ref=ts)
Jules Jenssen, drummer for HiGHER ORGANiX, ventures into the realm of EDM production, and finds out he is a vampire who can only make music between the hours of 2 am - 7 am. Get Ready to get down!!!

Mongo
(http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mongo/144990418863137?v=info&ref=ts)
Mongo is a group of five individuals who share a passion for creating live music. Our approach to electronic dance music is influenced by a wide variety of sub genres that range from deep downtempo grooves to hard hitting techno beats. Incorporating a mixture of both acoustic and electronic instruments, Mongo is a fun and energetic live performance. Improvisation plays a big role in our live shows, allowing for a unique experience each time for both the mind and the ears.

Figgy
(http://www.facebook.com/FiggyMusic)
Figgy is a producer/DJ based out NewEngland. He produces and plays many styles of electronic music with no prejudice toward tempos. Grab his latest mix here:

http://www.figgymusic.com/Music_files/Figgy-Figgy%20Pudding%20Vol.1.mp3

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Appalachia Rising Benefit

This week, we’re shining a light on “Ecology”, with a very special vibes-raising benefit for Appalachia Rising. Did you know that 500 named mountains have been blown up for coal, and that here in Mass, 50% of our energy still comes from that dirty stuff?!

On September 27th, thousands of people from across the country will converge in DC to demand clean economies for the coalfields and an immediate end to the destructive practice of mountaintop removal coal mining. We will be collecting donations and selling some incredible artwork from the Beehive Design Collective to support this national mobilization. For more info, visit appalachiarising.org and check out some artwork at beehivedesigncollective.org . For the Mountains, Miners and Families, we are all connected!

This week Music Ecology welcomes the crew that puts together the biweekly event Bass Embassy at Fusion in Worcester MA. Featuring:

Steppo
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Kate Rush
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Binary Beatdown

$5, 21+

Heyoka AKA Andrei Olenev is a cosmic auditory scientist found in the Bay Area noosphere, who has been blowing minds with his sonic manipulations.
Muti Music first released Heyoka’s “Space Case EP” in 2008 and included him on their growing roster of talented artists. His albums ‘Whomp Gland & Pineal Dub’, ‘Gate Code’ and the all new ‘Marklar’ album in 2010 have shown that he is a producer consistently ...evolving his musical style while managing to maintain a signature sound that is distinctively ‘Heyoka’.
His early influences in Downtempo, Dub and IDM combined with midtempo dancefloor genres have helped create a very unique sound that combines relentless basslines, hip hop rhythms, dub vibes, and musicality and melody, all within an atmosphere of heavy psychedelia and alien dimensions. The response to his emergence so far has been overwhelming with Heyoka developing audiences and playing festivals from US to Canada and Australia.
www.myspace.com/andreism
http://soundcloud.com/heyoka-1
www.heyokamusic.com

Supporting artists:

dsub is a Boston based DJ, producer, remixer. He has been one of New England's biggest proponents of Glitch Hop as well as Hip Hop / IDM influenced dubstep. dsub has shared the stage with Mochipet, Vibesquad, Bluetech, Lazer Sword, Big Gigantic, Mike Slott, and NastyNasty. He cohosts the party "Lost In Bass" with Professorpious and Stickem, also sharing a glitch.fm radio show and bass music blog of the same name.
He was recently featured on a remix compilation for Vermin Street recording artist "Vinyl Blight" alongside Mochipet, Innerfuze, ParanoidZen and Arc Runner. The 'Vermin vs Noah23 EP' is available now at Addictech.com .

http://lostinbass.com/

Professorpious has been a fixture on the Boston electronic music scene since throwing his first underground event in 2001. He received his break after opening for ediT at Bassic and has since then been invited to play in Boston, Connecticut, New York, Vermont and Nevada. With events like Burning Man and Defcon on his resume, Professorpious has shared a stage with national acts like Bakir, SugarPill and Cacheflow. A founding member of SMGU as well as a resident of Lost in Bass and Music Ecology club nights, he also hosts a weekly internet radio show called Lost in Bass on http://glitch.fm/ alongside dsub and Stickem

http://www.nerdk0r3.com/

DJ Whatever - Part of Boston based live IDM duo Blue Boy Productions and a Music Ecology resident, DJ Whatever has built his fame on the electronic music scene with sets at Wonder Bar, Enormous Room, The Good Life, Harper's Ferry, TT The Bears, Middle East, Common Ground, Glitch.fm internet radio show (Lost in Bass) as well as a number of underground "secret location" venues.

http://www.blueboyproductions.net/

Mount Kimbie ( Hotflush, UK )

Who – or what - is Mount Kimbie, really? “That’s a hard question,” muses Dom Maker. “The hardest. It’s...” “It’s hard to say,” chimes in Kai Campos. “It’s an unspoken thing.”
Unspoken, or barely even there at all? The duo’s first two EPs – Maybes and Sketch On Glass, both out in 2009 through Hotflush – seemed like explorations of spaces so private that all within earshot were turned instantly into voy...eurs. The experience was less like listening to music and more like eavesdropping on the machinations of a lone mind – albeit a lone mind surrounded by and retreating from millions of other minds.


Coralcola ( http://www.coralcola.net/ )

Rumor has it Mikey has a brand new live set he's been working on just for this occasion. When asked for a short bio he responded with just this one line...
"i wish some of the people around here would start associating electronic music with bong rips and being a hermit." - coralcola


Damian Silva ( Bassic, Ghede , Boston )

Long time Bassic resident and beatsmith Damian Silva lends his musical ear to round out this night for all of our enjoyment.


This night is NOT to be missed just $5 gets you what is sure to be one of the most unique nights of EDM Boston has seen in quite some time. Join us won't you?