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UK born DJ Prozak AKA producer Champa has been a firm fixture on the underground dance scene for nearly 20 years. After wowing the crowds with his uplifting and full-on psychedelic trance sets he has been honing his production skills and stands on the precipice of greatness within the international psychedelic community. Champa produces the kind music that needs to be played loud and danced too with smile upon your face. His live performance is of a high intensity and uplifting vibe. Combine an uplifting attitude with groovy bass lines, funky percussive rhythms and a relentless driving melody and we...

There are more artists with the same name: 1) Alias of Helsinki based drum and bass artist Christian Champagne. 2) Dutch group from Amsterdam who can be named the Dutch Abba. Had some big hits with very catching songs. Especially their song Rollerball gained a big new following in the underground queerparty Cruise Control. http://www.champagne-music-online.de/ 3) Czech euro-dance project by DJ Mysh (Michal Jirak). The was very popular in Czech charts in 1995. .

Seattle’s own punk-rap-shoegazers, backroom brown hornets, vibrate higher in their magnetic blackness. Two MC’s: Pearl Dragon, lifer-a smoke-breathing hood Jim Morrison- and Sir Thomas Gray, the hyperactivated game-gifted trouble man. One producer/multi-instrumentalist Mark Gajadhar, (drummer/founding member of defunct Seattle post-hardcore institution The Blood Brothers, current backbone to Past Lives and Weekend) – master of dark arts, road-trip Macgyver, and sound systems savage. Together they “outrap and outparty everyone” (via Seattle Weekly), drink greenrooms dry, and smash packed clubs and sweaty basements alike with their afrofuturist afterparty music- rejecting easy classifications, broke groupies, and bammer weed. Just picture The Cure, Cody...

Theobald I (Thibaut IV) (30 May 1201 – 8 July 1253), called the Troubadour, the Chansonnier, and the Posthumous, was Count of Champagne (as Theobald IV) from birth and King of Navarre from 1234. He was the first Frenchman to rule Navarre. .