The young UK DJ Kirollus, who uses records to fill the dancefloor all over the world with delights, makes his Japan debut.
The rise of social media and YouTube has made it easier to discover new artists, but it has also made it necessary to have “something” strong to truly attract audiences. Kirollus is one of those DJs whose music excites people’s interests around the world.
His style of spinning pure disco with all vinyl sets, which feels rather fresh these days, is filled with an overwhelming positive energy. And no matter which country's highlights you see, the dancefloor he would play is always full of smiling, dancing crowds with their hands in the air.
His eclectic all vinyl sets are deeply rooted in a soul and groove, nurtured during his 8 years tenure behind the counter at Uptight Records in Hove and an obsession with uncovering music from decades gone by. His platform Groove Anthology is a product of Kirollus’ love of connecting people through music and dance with the goal of increasing the opportunities for the many overlooked DJs in the industry. The last 12 months has seen Kirollus at festivals all across
the UK and headlining shows throughout Italy, The Netherlands and other parts of Europe, including a dynamic b2b with Detroit legend Marcellus Pittman in Geneva.
At his long-awaited Japan debut, he will surely give the finest selection to the Tokyo crowd.
Kirollus will be joined by TRAKS BOYS, the popular duo behind DK SOUND and who are known for their alternative activities. Eita Godo, who had invited Floating Points, Hunee and Mr. G for his party KEWL at VENT, will be also on the decks. They all play the special vinyl only sets.