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Ohhh, they are such good value! We had huge fun interviewing DJ duo Alfie & Billy Goffie, when we caught up with them in London. The Bristol-based boys were still on a massive high, having just come off their UK arena tour with Fatboy Slim, featuring alongside big-name Eats Everything in the line-up for this hugely successful tour. Claudia Peifer’s chat with them, at a quiet, hidden square in Soho, is just hilarious. Well, it was quiet until an undercover police operation by plain-clothed officers, making an arrest at a nearby building, shook the whole thing up a bit – to be honest: you couldn’t have set a better scene for an undercover interview.
Chatting to them, they’re honest, frank and funny, which reflects their music style to a Tee. Having been raised around music all their lives, these two clearly have an understanding of what makes a sick beat work and how to get a crowd going, when they’re behind the decks. They are brilliant music writers and producers too and cannot wait to actually find the time to get behind their kit in order to create more music and amplify their catalogue. This interview reveals it all: how they live together, write together, produce together and co-exist (note the fridge-story) on their skyward journey. Watch it now to get to know them…
Alfie & Billy Goffie from Bristol got together when they were just 16, when they realised that they loved he same style of music. Coming from highly musical backgrounds, they wanted to feed their drive to create their own groovy dance sound, hence cousn was born in 2013.
The dynamic dance duo have since been super busy: creating their own music library to an insane extent in a relatively short time was at the top of the list! Producing new tracks to define their unique sound was of the essence, which is best described as a crazy and eclectic mix of electronic music, house, disco, breakbeat, acid and even a bit of punk thrown in for good measure.
Playing mainly their own music is keeping the boys original and authentic as an act. It didn’t take much time for the old guard to notice them, and they’ve had a proper break on the live circuit, when Fatboy Slim invited them on a UK arena tour, alongside Eats Everything. That was just a taster for what’s to come…
Their raw energy and brilliant humour shows in their music, and their exactly the same live. Having played at the biggest clubs in the UK, from Manchester’s The Warehouse Project to Bristol’s motion and London’s Printworks, they’ve also rocked the stages at Glastonbury, Secret Garden, Bestival and Wilderness festivals. Their DC-10 debut in Ibiza was also a big deal.
On UK radio they had huge support from Annie Mac and Pete Tong, as well as Jaguar, who regularly praised their tracks on their BBC Radio1 shows. They were definitely getting noticed and so it wasn’t too long until they signed their first record deal with The Other Songs through a publishing joint-venture with Kobalt. Deal done, they went into overdrive. Often described as ‘modern rockstars’ of the DJ booth, their career went skywards, including writing music for commercials like a vodka brand.
Apart from the fact that these two are actually super nice guys and completely approachable, here at TA-DAH.TV, we’ve watched them grow over the years and are still in love with their infectious beats. Catch them at their regular Famly Connection club nights at London’s Bonkers Bar to sample their vibe.
One of the most established names on the techno scene, Chris Liebing is a master. of the game, appearing at clubs across the world and never failing to put on the show of a lifetime. Growing up in Germany, Chris was perfectly poised to become consumed by the world of dance music, soon becoming active in Frankfurt’s blossoming dance culture. From here, there was no stopping Liebing – he would go on to form his own labels, produce, and host his own radio show – a huge feat for an EDM DJ.
After opening Spinclub in 1994, Chris’ fame began to grow – he formed his first label in 1996, ‘Audio’. This was followed by the formation of CLR in 1999. Some of the most notable residencies in Chris’ career are his long-standing placements at Space and Amnesia, two of Ibiza’s hottest venues, as well as time at London’s famous Fabric nightclub, as ewll as D!Club and Supermarket in Switzerland.. Liebing is also a prolific festival artist, appearing at many of the planet’s top EDM festivals such as Time Warp, Terminal V, Offweek, Awakenings, Loveland and Tomorrowland.
Not to mention his legendary 3-hour set at Berghain in 2013 – one of the greatest live sets of all time! As one of the hardest working DJs on the circuit, apart from his dates in Europe, he is in demand, touring the world including Columbia and Brazil in South America, India, the Far East and Dubai.
If you want to get a taste of Chris Liebing’s mega live sets for yourself, you can find his upcoming tour dates below:
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Eats Everything is a household name in the house and techno sub-genres of EDM, with a global reputation dating back to his breakthrough in 2011. Daniel Pearce (known on stage as Eats Everything) came to prominence with the release of “Entrance Song”, which propelled his career from local house DJ to global acclaim and gave him the platform to release a string of solo projects on Dirtybird, Hypercolour, and Futureboogie.
Eats Everything has huge pedigree on the festival and club scene, with appearances at venues such as Fabric, Space, Amnesia, and The Warehouse Project standing out as highlights in his illustrious career. As a DJ, Dan has also played at Bestival, Creamfields, Secret Garden, Eastern Electrics and Glastonbury! Top that by touring with Fatboy Slim, you really don’t need any more proof of his pedigree than that, do you?
The first ever resident at London’s XOYO, a gig that lasted 12 weeks, Eats Everything was also named as 2012’s ‘Best British DJ’ by DJ Magazine. On the back of his 2011 rise to fame, Dan was approached by the infamous Pete Tong, who asked him to take part in his popular Essential Mix episodes on BBC Radio 1 – Dan and Pete also went b2b at The Warehouse Project in 2013, a truly unmissable event!
Eats Everything has had a monumental collaboration with music legend Fatboy Slim on the track All The Ladies, released in 2020 on Southern Fried Records. This isn’t the first time that the pair have appeared together, however, with the two DJ’s also performing b2b with each other at Glastonbury Festival, it was no surprise that Fatboy Slim wanted to take him on his UK tour as well.
For the chance to catch one of Eats Everything’s monumental sets, keep your eyes peeled for future tour and festival announcements below:
We catch up with the incredible, and award-winning, Eats Everything – the first-ever resident act at London’s XOYO. He’s regularly at the decks with Fatboy Slim and hits Ibiza with party organiser Elrow too. If you want to know where to catch EATS EVERYTHING live, hit the link to check his tour dates now.
Cassy is one of the most dynamic DJ’s in the world, spinning tracks from across the genre of electronic music, offering one of the best live experiences you can ever wish to have. Much respected amongst her pals in the DJ world, she has what some describe as an ‘encyclopedic’ knowledge of music and the record case to back this up. Hence, with her, a good time on the dance floor is guaranteed!
Originally from England, but based in Vienna and Ibiza, Cassy feels at home playing anywhere in Europe, the US and the Far East. Being a multi-culturist herself (her mum is Austrian and her dad is from Barbados), she thrives on experiencing new cultures and music scenes to continuously keep adjusting and evolving her style as a DJ, which is something you can really hear in any of her sets. Through this extensive knowledge, Cassy has had a hugely successful career including residencies at some of the world’s most prestigious clubs, such as Pacha and DC-10 in Ibiza, Rex Club in Paris, London’s legendary fabric and Berghain’s Panorama Bar in Berlin (where she actually recorded the club’s first mix tape!). She shares line-up lists with Seth Troxler, Carl Cox and Jamie Jones, to name but a few, and has been part of Sven Vaeth’s world-famous Cocoon set, playing club nights all over the world.
In addition to this, Cassy has released music across a range of major labels, as well as her own label called Kwench Records. Giving back by producing and pushing new talent is massively important to her. She’s a proper force to be reckoned with when it comes to electronica and throws her everything into a mix: whether it’s house, techno, dance or disco, RnB and funk, and preferably blur the lines between all those music genres to create a new kind of energy and sound.
Cassy has been a prolific face on the EDM scene for quite some time. She’s proved to have real staying power as a timeless DJ act, frequenting festivals and clubs alike each summer, highlights of which include her vinyl-only style that opens up ravers to tunes they may never have heard before as they aren’t available in digital form. One thing’s for sure: Cassy is committed to get the dance floor going, whether it’s an intimate club atmosphere or a huge festival stage!
From England to Vienna to Ibiza, we catch up with EDM scene stalwart and top mistress of the decks, DJ Cassy. She delivers one of the best electronic experiences anywhere, check where you can catch CASSY live by hitting the link pronto.
Carl Cox is one of the biggest names on the scene – his headline shows are a must see and festivals are desperate to get him on their bill. If you don’t know Carl by now, here’s a little bit about him and his music:
Originally hailing from Oldham, Greater Manchester, in the UK, Carl Cox is now seen as one of the most influential figures in British acid house and techno worldwide, with longstanding residencies at the biggest and best venues in the world including countless club nights in Ibiza at Pacha, Ushuaïa Beach Hotel and Privilege, as well as 15 years at Space Ibiza, where he was literally part of the furniture. His ‘Global’ radio show, which rakes in around 17 million listeners each week, is still going strong, although he is now no longer presenting. All the while, his own record label Intec Digital backs up his reputation as a veteran DJ act and power player of the underground music world, promoting emerging talent.
In recent years, the EDM legend has appeared at festivals across the globe, receiving a roaring reception wherever he plays. You can catch Carl at festivals spanning any genre, from EDM tailored events such as Tommorowland in Belgium (where he has his own stage, the Carl Cox & Friends Stage), to Sonar in Barcelona, the Kappa FuturFestival in Turin/Italy, ADE and Awakenings in The Netherlands and Creamfields in the UK, to more varied line-ups such as Glastonbury and Manchester’s Parklife. If you’re lucky enough to have caught Carl at Junction 2, you’ll have been able to see a true techno highlight as he went B2B with Adam Beyer – a monumental double session.
If you want to catch one of Carl’s life-altering sets for yourself, here’s a few of the venues and festivals he’ll be playing in the near future:
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