Analog Room Formula 1 Yacht Party with Portable (LIVE) + MUSE CONCERT PASS

After an unforgettable season of DJ’s, musicians and live acts doing what they do best, Analog Room took along with Jasmin Boat are presenting PORTABLE LIVE for a Special Boat Party in the heart of the Yas Marina, supported by Analog Room’s own Mehdi, Siamak Amidi and Shadi Megallaa, kicking things off at sunset, and keeping you moving till late. Really late! Tickets AED 890 Includes:. All Day Marina Access Pass. Muse Concert Ticket General Admission . Access to the Analog Room’s After Party with Open After Party's Line Up:. Portable aka Bodycode (Perlon) . Mehdi (Volt Music). Siamak Amidi (Volt Music). Shadi Megallaa (Ark to Ashes) For those who already hold a valid F1 Marina access pass for saturday, they can buy the tickets for the after party only at AED 490.
Tickets are not refundable!
Information & Reservations: +971 508833172 - +971 508905500 Online Purchase: www.analogroom.com www.platinumlist.net ------------------------------------------------- Alan Abrahams AKA Portable AKA Bodycode has been in motion his whole life—growing up in South Africa, coming of age in London, decamping to Lisbon and finally settling in Berlin—and his deeply syncopated brand of electronic dance music has evolved with every step of the journey. His formative years were spent in an impoverished Cape Town township ironically tagged “Beverly Hills”, and to the backbeat of the first wave of Chicago house records he emerged out of the ruins of a post-apartheid South Africa. Inspired musically, yet frustrated geographically, he relocated to London in 1997. In London, Abrahams began recording as Portable, the experimental, atmospheric project that acts a living link between the indigenous sounds of his youth, and those first records whose futuristic aesthetic broadened his horizons. He founded the Süd Electronic label with his partner Lerato and released a string of 12" releases. A succession of full-length albums followed - Cycling and Futuristic Experiments #005 on Background, Version on ~scape records, and the Powers of Ten for Süd Electronic in 2007. A rich and expansive record, Powers of Ten further explored his African heritage through a new lexicon of sonic influences, acquired from his time living in Portugal. Upon moving to Lisbon, Abrahams conceived of Bodycode, a more dancefloor-centric project that complements Portable’s headier textures with a more body-moving aesthetic. As Bodycode, Abrahams harnesses his desire to “unlock the psyche via the body,” layering tech-funk with wisps of melody, heady effects, and a liberal wash of otherworldly vocal samples. Somewhere between the beats for the body and melody for the soul, Abrahams believes, lies the Bodycode. The result was Bodycode’s first full-length, The Conservation of Electric Charge, a whirlwind of percussive, multi-layered techno released on Spectral Sound in 2006. After a three-year absence, Abrahams resurrected the moniker for second Spectral full-length, 2009’s Immune, an intricately textured album of vocal-laced house. “I just felt it a good time for a warm, nurturing aesthetic,” says Abrahams of Bodycode’s shift in tone, “We need that right now.”