Party: Low_Pass: Shiba San & Lenny Kiser

Party: Low_Pass: Shiba San & Lenny Kiser

Q Nightclub presents the Low_pass One-Year Anniversary

Shiba San
https://soundcloud.com/shibasan
https://www.facebook.com/shiba.san
https://twitter.com/shibasanmusic
https://www.instagram.com/shibasanmusic/

There's much more to Shiba San than what meets the first listen. Leaving behind a 15-year career of production experience in the French hip-hop scene, the Parisian producer became fascinated with the sounds of Chicago house and was inspired to create his own productions, infusing his hip-hop influence with the soul of house music.

Then came 'Okay,' the track that "changed the way we listened to music" (Dancing Astronaut) and became the anthem of 2014. It claimed the No. 1 position on Beatport's House chart for 82 days, remained in the House Chart's Top 10 for over 180 days, was put on rotation by radio tastemakers like Pete Tong, Annie Mac and Danny Howard and received support from the likes of Claude VonStroke, Eats Everything, Green Velvet and nearly every major DJ under the sun. Upon its release, Rolling Stone deemed 'Okay' a "global club sensation in waiting," a prophetic description that couldn't have rung more true as it remains a commanding moment in DJ sets even to this day.

But Shiba San is far from a one-hit wonder, following up "Okay" with the award-winning track "Burn Like Fire" (Best Underground Track 2015 IDMA/WMC). With releases out on labels known and loved for their irresistible tunes like Dirtybird and Suara, as well as his own imprint Basement Leak, he's since seen his career launch off far and beyond the city limits of Paris.

Lenny Kiser
https://soundcloud.com/lennykiser
https://www.facebook.com/lennykisermusic
https://twitter.com/lenny_kiser
https://www.youtube.com/user/lennykiser
https://www.instagram.com/lenny_kiser/

Lenny Kiser got into DJing after watching a turntable battle in Seattle when he was 16. After that he started to DJ and play hip-hop at house parties. Later Burning Man and his move to San Francisco inspired him to start DJing professionally. He's been DJing and producing solo for the past four years.

Kiser is big on bass house because of the emphasis on the low end and the energy it has. "It's fun to experiment with bass because it’s the part that people will physically feel on a sound system. There’s still a lot of room for experimentation with this genre, which I’m testing out more in my upcoming tracks."

With support from
Bgeezy B2B Subset

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Low_pass: It's time to set a higher bar for the low end of our music. Inspired by the sounds of bass house, G-house, UK garage, and more; Low_pass is our unfiltered take on uptempo, bassline-driven dance music. Q Nightclub's award-winning Funktion-One sound system boasts 21 inch subwoofers and once a month we're gonna find out just how far down the rabbit hole they’ll go.