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EJECA

Ejeca aka Garry McCartney is one of Belfast’s best musical exports in recent years from the growing scene in Northern Ireland. His down- to-earth attitude has allowed him to gain recognition from his musical peers and with constant solid releases it’s always been music first, hype later.

From a young age his fascination with production culminated in early releases such as the limited edition, vinyl-only Tusk Wax Five EP, and his work with fellow Northern Irish, Bicep on AUS. After 12 long years of hard work, his big break finally came when two of his tracks were named ‘Essential Tune of the Week’ on Pete Tong’s BBC Radio 1 show.

Ejeca is now a firmly established name as a reputable purveyor of high quality house and techno and It’s safe to say Ejeca has got his hands full as he maintains a worldwide DJ tour schedule, full of releases and his Trance Wax alias kicking up a storm throughout key tastemaker and music purveyors.

https://www.facebook.com/Ejeca

https://soundcloud.com/ejeca

TRANCE WAX

Back in 2016, Belfast’s Ejeca started anonymously producing techno and breakbeat edits of classic trance tracks – he soon started releasing them on limited vinyl only runs, under the name Trance Wax.

Two years, and six sold out EPs later, Trance Wax productions have featured in the sets of some of dance music’s most respected selectors; Bicep, The Black Madonna, Axwell, Above & Beyond, Job Jobse, Alan Fitzpatrick, Charlotte De Witte, Modeselektor, Calvin Harris, Maya Jane Coles, Dusky, Red Axes, Paul Woolford, and Mano Le Tough to name but a few.

With the seventh EP dropping in 2020, 2 Official remixes for Oceanlab, BBC Essential Mix under the belt and a strong tour of dates across the globe, it’s safe to say that this ‘new nostalgia’ is back in full force.

https://www.facebook.com/trancewax1

https://soundcloud.com/trancewax

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SUPPORT TBA

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TIME

7am – 10pm

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LOCATION

Revolver Upstairs

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We would like to acknowledge the Boon Wurrung people as the traditional owners of this land and pay our respects to their elder’s past, present and emerging