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Daniel Wang, Ken Vulsion, Ernie Cote, DJ Spun Club Recommended

When: Fri., Sept. 26, 5 p.m. 2014
Price: $10 advance

Daniel Wang: Party Preview

If the innumerable other events happening this Friday aren't to your taste — you're more of a disco person, for instance — then an extended set by disco-house legend Daniel Wang is just what the doctor ordered. Born in California, raised in New York, and now settled in Berlin, Wang has been producing and DJing disco and disco-flavored house music since 1993. Wang's productions and edits aren't disco rehashes; rather, they're timely (and timeless) interpretations of disco's spirit transplanted into new flesh, putting him far ahead of the pack. The party starts early and goes late, thanks to supporting DJs Ken Vulsion, DJ Spun, and New York's Ernie Cote, who kick things off at happy hour in preparation for Wang's longer set later on.
— Chris Zaldua

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