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Somewhere In The Universe, Ocean Rooms, Brighton, June 27
4:51pm Thursday 26th June 2008
This will be the debut Brighton show from Busy P, aka Pedro Winter, who is as famous for managing Daft Punk for the past 12 years as he is for his own music.
He is also the owner of the mighty Ed Banger label, home to the likes of Justice, SebastiAn and Mr Oizo.
Winter will be joined by another star name from his roster, Mehdi, whose profile has risen over the past year following collaborations with Chromeo (I Am Somebosy) and Thomas Bangalter (Signatune).
Brighton legend and Skint records head honcho Midfield General will also appear.
- From 10.30pm. Call 01273 699069.
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