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Beat Boutique by FFWD Staff Spring Fever? Time to capitalize on our colonial heritage and receive a government-sanctioned reprieve from the nine-to-five, Monday-to-Friday drag. It’s some dead queen’s birthday and what better way to wish someone a happy birthday than to bounce the weekend away? Tonight, head out to check out the Tough Audio of Dean Clarke, Jonas and Dave Reynolds, as they play a blend of jungle and hip hop to stimulate your mind and feet. Of course this happens down at The Warehouse, members and guests welcome. On Friday, Mike Grimes Inc. takes over Concorde for the night, or check in on Honey Kruller down at Bamboo for his unique serving of soul ’n’ bossa. Saturday night has two options for the beat-minded. Arrival happens at Max Bell Centre and looks as though it’ll be a prog ’n’ trance o’ rama. Nigel Mihell, Richard Mears and Cliff Tangredi will play alongside Smiley Mike, Bajwa and Dale Anderson. Tickets are available at Feroshus and TicketMaster. Only 3,000 will be sold, so get yours soon. Our House goes the same night, with the emphasis on the house side of the equation. Featured DJs include Domenic G, J-Byrd, Delerious, Citrus, Delphi and Mixed Up. Tickets are available at Feroshus. Call 232-2884 for complete data. Late night Saturday at Bliss, Pauly Dee will play host down at The Warehouse to the progressive trance of guest Freaky Alien. Doors open at 3 a.m. Sunday night Bamboo kicks off its Hedroom, which will be a night devoted to the deeper side of the musical equation. This week Al Testa will spin along with the saxophone pairing of Joseph K (Lyle Piseo and Dan Miechel of Street of Crocodiles) in an effort to find the proverbial groove. On Wednesday, Fehrenheit heats up the Embassy with this week’s guests, Myka & Trek-E. Of course the ever-lovin’ Domenic G will be on hand as well. At The Warehouse you’ll find Taro and Honeey Mustard playing their blend of deep techno for Feng Shui – they’ll be accompanied by sushi and the visuals of Compound Eye. Of course the hip hop won’t stop as Dean Clarke and Rye take you into the blend down at The Night Gallery the same night. If that weren’t enough, Mac Hall hosts Kid Koala and DJ Food for their sample-heavy tour. Tickets are available at TicketMaster. DJ Dan is coming to town on June 14, and what better way to get all hyped up then by buying his newly minted CD on Moonshine records? Clocking in with 50-plus minutes of tech house mayhem, it’s available at fine record stores near you. Got a thing? Cunga66@Home.com.

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