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Umek tour dates 2024

Umek is currently touring across 5 countries and has 6 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Heizhaus Gebesee in Erfurt, after that they'll be at Stereo Live Dallas in Dallas.

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Himmelfahrt Festival

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Epic Prague

Awakenings Festival

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In Slovenia, Umek is known as one of the pioneers of electronic dance music, and his techno Djing took everyone by storm. I can find DJing slightly monotonous to watch live, although I enjoy the music, but watching Umek is something else entirely. He plays music from four turntables at once, where other artists can only manage two at a time.

He opened with a sampled radio voice playing over a heavy bass beat to introduce the show, and with the low house lights and epic strobes, it was the perfect start to the show. Many DJs are so intent on their desks that they don’t have a chance to interact with their audience, and surprisingly, even though Umek performs much more complex work that the majority of EDM musicians out there, he still found time and opportunity to shout out to us in the audience to dance, and he would put his hands up when he thought it was appropriate for us to clap.

His energy was incredibly high as he played through selections of original tracks, remixes, and covers of other artists, and he didn’t drop in focus once over the 2 hours. He played through several of his EPs, including Gatex, Polyvinyl, and Circles of Hell, before ending with his most recent 2014 releases. I don’t think I stopped dancing for a solid 2 hours, and it was an incredible vibe. His talent is another level, and I agree after seeing his performance with the consensus that his is one of the Top 10 Techno DJs in the world.

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Umek: Pandemic Pivot

No matter the circumstances, Uroš Umek is not a man who ever fully slows down. It’s true that the COVID situation has made the popular Slovenian DJ/producer ease up on his global travels, but, unlike many, he’s managed to pivot gracefully toward several other career-enhancing endeavors.

As one of the world’s top techno talents, Umek (as he’s known professionally) has built a brand most DJs would envy. Deeply involved in music since the early ‘90s, Umek learned DJing and production the old-school way – with vinyl and hardware, respectively. Over time, he unleashed his talents to Europe’s techno-loving masses, ultimately cultivating a dark, driving, peak-hour techno sound. In addition to achieving his dream as an in-demand DJ at major clubs and festivals, Umek became a top label owner with his 1605 imprint, and one of the scene’s most-downloaded techno artists.

The discography is daunting, but its highlights remain thrilling. They include techno bombs like 2002’s cinematic spine-tingler “Gatex,” 2011’s warped banger “Beograd,” and 2018’s dark monster “Amnesiac.” More recent winners from 2020, like “Predator” and “Evolution” (a menacing collab with France’s Cosmic Boys), are joined by worthy remixes of a pair of 1995 rave classics – Union Jack’s acid-trance “Red Herring” and Yves DeRuyter’s anthemic “Calling Earth.”

Apart from his 2020 studio work and label A&R duties, Umek worked through the lockdown by live-streaming, creating sample packs and helping up-and-coming DJ/producers with one-on-one online production classes. We recently caught up with Umek from his home in Central Europe – Ljubljana, Slovenia, in the former Yugoslavia, to be exact – to get some of his unique history and find out how he pivoted through the pandemic.

DJ Times: When you began your musical journey, what were your principal inspirations?

Umek: As a young teenager, I noticed there are guys who play music at school dances, and over the years I’ve started noticing them more and more. I watched what they did and how they did it, and became more and more intrigued in doing the same myself.

DJ Times: Beyond the school-party scene, what else were you experiencing? How did you get into DJing?

Umek: I became a high-school freshman when the rave wave hit Slovenia in the early ’90s. I got instantly hooked on this new electronic music and wanted to present it to others. It took some time for me to learn how to mix music on turntables and get a chance to perform in a proper club. But once I did it, I decided I was in it for real. Shortly after this, I went to a big indoor rave in Munich, where Carl Cox was playing, and that is when I got inspired to try and become an international DJ.

DJ Times: So how did you go about it?

Umek: I grew up in a one-parent household and made a deal with my mother to take a year off school to try DJing professionally. I dropped out of school and ditched a promising career as a basketball player in order to dedicate all efforts into achieving my goal of becoming a DJ. I had just been called up for Slovenia’s national team – a couple of guys from that team actually became NBA and Euro League champions. Anyway, after one year, I had made it to the point where I earned enough, as a DJ, to cover all my living expenses.

DJ Times: And then you transitioned into actually making music?

Umek: Yes, shortly after that I started producing. I wanted to know how music was made, and I wanted to play some of my own music in my DJ sets. I guess that’s something most DJs try at some point in their careers. I got in touch with a guy who had the equipment and he taught me the basics of music production. From that point on, I started accumulating knowledge and focused more on producing. It took me quite some time to get signed on Slovenian labels, but not long after that [in 1996-97], I got picked up by a couple of very influential techno labels that really liked my sound.

DJ Times: What made the difference?

Umek: I guess I had quite an original style, because I learnt everything from scratch, with scarce knowledge and very basic equipment. But making all the mistakes along the way made me stand out and apparently DJs wanted to play my music.

DJ Times: What reflections do you have of that time?

Umek: Looking back, it was a slow progress, as Slovenia was a post-communist country. There was no internet, no music infrastructure and all resources for information were very limited. But I would never trade that in for the current situation, when everything is available to anyone.

DJ Times: Back then, the rave scene almost felt like you were in a secret community. Plus, DJs had to learn the basics of spinning vinyl and, in the studio, working with hardware. DJs had to be hands-on in very different ways.

Umek: It was fun doing something new on our own and helping build the scene as we went along. Looking at instantly famous young artists of today and their lives, I am not sure it’s healthy to break through overnight. Progressing step-by-step might be frustrating sometimes, but that makes you a stronger, better, and tougher artist/person. When I look back over my personal journey, I’m happy I did it my way, as I have a lot to show, and I can see how I’ve influenced the audience, including new generations of artists, especially in my home region.

DJ Times: In Slovenia, what’s the DJ/club scene like during normal times?

Umek: Let’s say it is very boutique. Slovenia used to be a trend-setter in the region, but that got lost over the last couple of years. With the closing of our iconic Ambasada Gavioli [in Izola], we have completely lost the super-club scene. The legendary Klub K4 and a couple of promoters are still trying to keep pace with international underground electronic movements, though.

DJ Times: And festivals?

Umek: We also have two major electronic music festivals called Smile and StellarBeat that host top international DJs for crowds of up to 20,000. We also have a strong series of major indoor pop-up events called Kurzschluss that often host up to 4,000 people – they’re now running for half of a decade. But, to be honest, other areas such as Zagreb and Belgrade have completely outrun Ljubljana in the last couple of years, and the Croatian seaside is one of the hottest international festival playgrounds during the summer. A lot of Slovenian companies, artists, and other professionals are now involved in putting together major festivals in Croatia.

DJ Times: What’s your DJ set-up?

Umek: After performing on a laptop set-up for almost a decade, I’ve turned back to Pioneer CDJs at the end of last year. Now I play on Pioneer CDJ-2000NXS2 units and a DJM mixer setup. Mostly, it’s because it’s way easier to travel around the world with less equipment. At the same time, the progress in CDJs and mixer technology in the last couple of years means they now cater sufficiently to my creative needs.

DJ Times: And in the studio, what’s the main set-up?

Umek: I’ve actually sold most of my hardware a while ago, and only kept a couple of pieces because of their sentimental value. My studio set-up is based on a laptop, RME sound card and a quality Quested monitoring system in a soundproofed room located at the basement of my home. My current sound was developed in Logic with heaps of soft synths, other plug-ins and samples.

DJ Times: Anything special that helps you get unique sounds?

Umek: My weapons of choice are FabFilter’s Saturn and Soundtoys’ Decapitator, as they are great for distortion and saturation, and I used them to add the final touch to all my tracks released in least last two years, including about a dozen of Beatport top-sellers and chart-toppers. I use saturation on almost all my sounds, everything from synths and samples to hi-hats. That’s what I do to help get a thick and chunky sound.

DJ Times: What’s the past year it been like in Ljubljana?

Umek: Like in most countries, public life stopped in Slovenia in early March. Since then, the clubs here have been closed. During the summer months, there was only some heavily regulated concerts with no more than 500 capacity allowed. At the peak of the first wave, we were limited to only stay in our local area, which meant, in my case, I could not move outside of Ljubljana city limits. Slovenia is a very green country, so at least there are plenty of parks, woods and fields to walk in and get fresh air. To be honest, apart from gigs and traveling, my life did not actually change that much. A lot of DJs are quite introverted, and happily spent a lot of time locked in our studios… often it is somewhat of a self-imposed quarantine.

DJ Times: How did you cope?

Umek: By the fall, things were getting better, but then we stopped public life again. Traveling around the country was limited and all the restaurants, bars, fitness studios, etc., began closing again. But it wasn’t all bad, because for the first time in my life I got to spend three months off, and spent that time on the beautiful isle of Hvar in Croatia, as my wife, Senka, runs a popular beach bar there.

DJ Times: How did the pandemic affect your gig schedule and other work?

Umek: We had a nice summer tour planned with lots of big festival appearances, but due to the pandemic I have not performed live since early March. I have been busy in the studio, but the income from selling music has fallen also – clubs not being open means DJs are buying less music.

DJ Times: Nonetheless, it seems like you were very busy in the studio.

Umek: Yes, with lots of releases. I recently released my remix of Union Jack’s “Red Herring.” In the last few months, I put out my remix of Yves DeRuyter’s classic anthem “Calling Earth” and that finally came out. That is one of the tracks from my DJ sets that people have been going wild for and many have been asking me when it’s coming out for almost a year now. That finally arrived! I’ve also released my own EP on 1605, plus two new EPs from Cosmic Boys and Space 92 together with the fourth instalment of “1605 Desiderati” VA series, this time with contributions by Loco & Jam, rising Australian artist Mha Iri, Teenage Mutants and Space 92.

DJ Times: Given the constraints of the pandemic, were you happy with your musical output in 2020?

Umek: I’m actually quite satisfied with my own music, and the tracks signed to my label, 1605. I’ve worked really hard to get the label noticed by the industry, and it’s had quite an output of releases during 2020. It looks like gigs are not happening in the near future, so there certainly won’t be any shortage of releases, as I’m filling my time listening to demos and making my own tracks.

DJ Times: How else have you constructively filled your time?

Umek: I’ve started doing one-on-one online courses [for SonicAcademy.com] with young producers, where I’m sharing my knowledge and production skills. I quickly realized this is something I really like doing, so I’ll continue even when life gets back on track. When I am playing gigs again, I probably won’t have the time to tutor as many artists as I am now, but I’ll keep doing it to some extent. It’s rewarding to see how talented artists are advancing through this process of coaching. As their sound becomes better, it’s great to see them become satisfied with their newly obtained skills and confidence. I’m linked to helping others with their music.

DJ Times: What’s the main hurdle for younger DJs who want to make music?

Umek: I tutor producers with very different levels of knowledge, experience, and skills. With newbies, we have to start at the basics, which nowadays everybody should be able to conquer. Students start working at very different levels and I try to guide them on their path. We talk a lot about their career goals and how to create their own sound. Even when a young artist knows what he wants, and he can deliver an interesting sound, it’s hard to get noticed by the scene. However, that’s a different struggle, I’m here to teach them mostly about production and how to create quality music. On the other hand, I also work with artists who’ve already made their name in the scene and would like to fine-tune some elements in their sound. Working with them is a different experience, as they are much more skilful. Thus, we work on the tiniest details in their production, which gets much more technical.

DJ Times: You’ve also gotten back into making sample packs…

Umek: I have finally had time to put together my new sample pack – “Techno Foundations” for Loopmasters. It has got a load of parts that I use as the foundation of tracks, and it’s great for beginners or experienced producers who are looking for some new inspiration. There are other things I’m working on that I can’t share in detail yet, but I was recently approached by somebody from the automotive industry for a very innovative project. This could be a very original and creative challenge for me.

DJ Times: You’ve also embraced live-streaming this past year, right? What have you seen that’s impressed you?

Umek: I’ve done a couple of streams myself, mostly for Slovenian event promoters, but also for Beatport Live, plus some others, including Burning Man’s Playground Project – a virtual desert festival – and Insomniac’s EDC. It is interesting to see how this segment is developing. Some artists and companies spend a lot of money showcasing amazing outdoor sceneries. Cercle was the pioneer of this, but other event producers have accepted the challenge, and are pushing the concept even further. I recently watched Roman Weber’s performance at the Kölnbreinsperre, which is a colossal dam in the Austrian Alps, and a combination of impressive music selection and video production. I’m not really into Twitch, but I see that some artists are creating interesting projects on there, plus other platforms as well.

DJ Times: Professionally speaking, how are you approaching 2021? Are you optimistic?

Umek: We’re all wondering how fast the vaccination will help getting the epidemic under control, how many of us will be hit by the financial crisis, and about the behavior of the people. How fast will they return to clubs and parties, in what numbers, and will they still like to get wild on the dancefloor as before? I expect the summer season to evolve around limited-capacity, open-air events and, hopefully, clubs will start opening gradually in the autumn when majority of the people should already be vaccinated. I’m in great shape as a producer, so I’ll be busy in the studio and I’ll keep releasing fresh music over the year. As I really enjoy passing skills and knowledge to younger generation, I’ll also continue with my one-on-one courses and, as I’ve said, I’ll keep doing that to some extent, even when I’m fully booked again. And do follow my socials for streams, I’ll throw the next DJ set for my friends in the States on February 15.

DJ Times: Any themed tunes recommended for the moment?

Umek: Well, thank you for this question [laughs]. I believe the title of my remix of Yves Deruyter’s “Calling Earth,” perfectly suits these crazy times. In all this media hysteria, fear and stress, that’s causing a lot of people to lose touch with reality.

DJ Times: What’s the most surprising thing you’ve realized during this strange time?

Umek: I’ve discovered normal life, and have started going to sleep at 10 p.m., then waking up early in the morning, which is a routine unknown to me since I was a teenager. I like this slower pace and enjoy being active in the bright part of the day. When I have slept properly and feel relaxed, I get so much more out of everyday life.

DJ Times: Any advice on staying sane and relatively positive through this situation?

Umek: Don’t abandon social media completely, as there’s still lots of interesting things to do and see. But try to stay away from false information and mass hysteria. Patience and self-discipline are the ways forward, but often these things are easier said than done. So take small steps towards your goals, and try to enjoy the simple things in life. Right now, we live in crazy times, so let’s all try to stay humane, safe and healthy – to get through this we need to take care of each other. Techno is not just noise, it’s also a lifestyle, and a positive attitude towards life. Everyone in the world might not be so like-minded as us, but we can set an example of how to love and respect each other.

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UMEK is a Slovenian techno music superstar from Ljubljana. With a career spanning more than three decades, he is a pioneer of techno music. Techno songs from UMEK have been regularly released and have established themselves on dance floors all over the world. UMEK has received appreciation from techno fans all over the world for his distinctive producing style. He is renowned for his powerful beats, menacing basslines, and complex percussion work. UMEK's live gigs are a must-see event where he displays his skill as a DJ and his capacity to elicit an intense energy on the dance floor.

What are the most popular songs for Techno musician UMEK?

The Slovenian electronic and techno musician UMEK has created a large number of well-known songs that are loved by many people all over the world. "Lanicor" and "Gatex" are two most iconic tracks by Umek. With their pulsating beats, infectious melodies, and timeless appeal, both songs have solidified Umek's reputation as a master of the genre and continue to captivate audiences around the world. His other most well-known songs include "Vibrancy," "Cryptic Speech," "Amnesiac,","Predator," and "Hard Times" with Chris The Voice. "Vibrancy," one of UMEK's best performing songs, with a strong and energizing beat. The song's powerful bassline and contagious melody combine to provide for an intense and engrossing listening experience. "Cryptic Speech," another great track, with a melancholy and brooding ambiance that is both fascinating and compelling. UMEK has produced a number of other songs, such as "Evolution," "Anomalies in Heart Rate," "Watchers of the Sky," and "Vigilance." With sophisticated beats, rich melodies, and a strong sense of groove, each of these songs demonstrates UMEK's distinctive approach to Electronic and Techno music and is sure to keep listeners interested.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Techno musician UMEK?

With his most recent albums, acclaimed Slovenian electronic and techno musician UMEK has been creating waves in the music business. His last album, "Toolroom Presents: UMEK (2014)," features his distinctive sound and style, with songs like "Love To Dance" and "Goes On" showcasing his catchy melodies and trademark driving beats. UMEK's capacity to experiment with new sounds and push the limits of his genre is demonstrated by his album, "Rhythmia (2014)". In addition to his most recent albums, UMEK has released a number of singles that have gotten positive reviews from his followers. The "Exodus EP (2023)" has four tracks that highlight UMEK's ability to create complex rhythms and increase tension throughout each song. "Mind of One (2023)" stands out due to its hypnotic bassline and catchy hook. Two more recent tracks, "I Just Can't Believe (2023)" and "Once Again (2023)," show why UMEK is regarded as one of the most forward-thinking and interesting musicians in electronic music right now.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Techno musician UMEK?

For more than 30 years, the Slovenian electronic and techno music producer UMEK has been a mainstay in the business. He has performed on stages at some of the most renowned locations and largest festivals in the world. He has performed at a number of prestigious festivals, including Creamfields North, Ultra Miami, Electric Love, Weekend, Sonnemondsterne, and SAGA. UMEK has displayed his distinctive sound at several festivals, fusing melodic elements with techno beats. In 2019, UMEK gave one of their most noteworthy performances at Creamfields North. The festival attendees praised his show for being one of the best because of how vibrant and energizing it was. UMEK's aptitude as a DJ is demonstrated by his capacity to read the crowd and take them on a journey through his music. Fans praised UMEK's track choices and smooth mixing after his equally amazing performance at the Electric Love Festival. He has performed at some of the most well-known venues in the globe in addition to festivals. Fabrik Madrid, Exchange LA, Space Ibiza, Egg London, Kitty Su New Delhi, and Tele-Club Yekaterinburg are a few of these locations. UMEK's performance was the night's high point at Fabrik Madrid, where partygoers danced far into the morning. Fans praised UMEK's technical prowess and meticulous attention to detail during his performance at Exchange LA, which was a techno masterclass.

Which are the most important collaborations with other musicians for Techno musician UMEK?

UMEK, a Slovenian electronic and techno musician, has collaborated successfully with other artists on a number of occasions during the course of his career. 'Hard Times (feat. Chris The Voice) - Radio Edit' with Chris The Voice and Mike Vale, 'Evolution - Original Mix' with Cosmic Boys, 'Watchers of the Sky - Original Mix' with Mha Iri, 'Army Of Two - Radio Version' with Beltek, and 'Dreams - UMEK Version' with Quench are a few of the most significant ones. 'Hard Times (ft. Chris The Voice) - Radio Edit' is one of UMEK's most important joint efforts. Chris The Voice's potent vocals are featured on the song, which also has UMEK and Mike Vale's hard-hitting beats and rhythms. With Chris The Voice's vocals, the collaboration produced a dynamic and moving track that highlights UMEK's distinctive sound and adds a fresh perspective. 'Evolution - Original Mix' by Cosmic Boys is another outstanding project. Deep basses and eerie synths give the song a futuristic, spacey feel. The Cosmic Boys collaboration was a wonderful fit for UMEK's style and produced a single that is both captivating and danceable.

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Closure In Moscow came on to the Alternative scene with the introduction of tour album "First Temple", published on N/A. The song immediatley became a hit and made Closure In Moscow one of the top new great shows to attend. Following the introduction of "First Temple", Closure In Moscow published "The Penance And The Patience" on N/A. The album "The Penance And The Patience" stayed as one of the more beloved tour albums from Closure In Moscow. The Tour Albums three top singles included , , and and are a big hit at every performance. Closure In Moscow has released 7 more tour albums since "The Penance And The Patience". With over 0 years of albums, Closure In Moscow top tour album has been "First Temple" and some of the best concert songs are , , and .

Closure In Moscow Tour Albums and Songs

Closure In Moscow: First Temple

• Kissing Cousins
• Reindeer Age
• A Night at the Spleen
• I'm a Ghost of Twilight
• Arecibo Message
• Couldn't Let You Lov...
• Had to Put It In the...

Closure In Moscow: Pink Lemonade

• Pink Lemonade
• Neoprene Byzantine
• Seeds of Gold
• That Brahmatron Song
• Dinosaur Boss Battle
• Mauerbauertraurigkeit
• The Church of the Te...
• Beckon Fire

Closure In Moscow: The Penance And The Patience

• We Want Guarantees, ...
• Breathing Underwater
• Here’s To Entropy
• Ofelia....Ofelia
• Jewels For Eyes

Closure In Moscow: Better Way

Closure In Moscow: Soft Hell

• Jaeger Bomb
• Primal Sinister
• Absolute Terror Field
• Keeper of the Lake
• Don Juan Triumphant
• My Dearest Kate

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1. Malenky Puppet Theater

2. Balashikha Park

3. Monument to Street Cleaner

4. Rock Fountain

5. Temple of Archangel Michael

6. Palace Pekhra-Yakovlevskoe

7. Monument to Fallen Soldiers-Brothers

8. Transfiguration Church

9. Homestead Gorenki

10. Alexander Nevskiy Cathedral in Balashikha

11. balashikha museum of history and local lore.

12. Arena Balashikha Ice Dome

13. Protection of the Holy Virgin in Balashikha

14. Art Gallery of The City District

15. Grave of Michael Lunn

16. Temple of St. Catherine

17. Alekseyevskiy Pond

18. Temple of Pochayevskaya Icon of Our Lady

19. Temple of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin in the Trubetskoy

20. Lover's Bridge

21. Temple of St. Vladimir

22. Mystical Castle

23. fairy tale children's model puppet theater, 24. saltykovka flea market.

25. Lisya Gora

26. Ecodrom Ekvilibr

27. temple of the prelate nicholas, 28. balashikha chapel.

29. Zoodvorik Zolotoi Fazan

30. Church of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker

• Balashikha Park
• Malenky Puppet Theater
• Homestead Gorenki
• Temple of Archangel Michael
• Arena Balashikha Ice Dome
• Alekseyevskiy Pond
• Zoodvorik Zolotoi Fazan
• Ecodrom Ekvilibr
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