Ironworks London – Jamie Jones Presents Voyager: The Pre-Party Playlist
Ironworks, London’s new 7,000-capacity warehouse venue is a cultural space taking over a vast former industrial site on the banks of the Thames in London’s Royal Docks. It spans more than 150,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, and the venue will open for just six shows this autumn.
To kick-start the autumn residency, Jamie Jones will be presenting ‘Voyager’, and supporting him will be Seth Troxler, Adam Ten, Manda Moor and Goosey b2b Florentia. Jamie Jones will also be showcasing distinct performances; a dedicated 2010-era set, revisiting a defining period in his career and a Jamie Jones DJ set with live performances from Ali Love, Camden Cox, Constance Power and Kah-Lo. Tickets are available HERE, and for a taste of what’s to come on the day, listen below:
Jamie Jones – Murder Mystery: features a production style defined by a “playful” arrangement structure, rolling basslines, and intricate percussion. The track showcases several characteristic elements of his signature groove-driven tech-house sound inc. narrative-driven arrangement, dynamic groove and bass, and playful tension.
Seth Troxler – Circoloco: A direct sonic tribute to the raw, physical spirit of Ibiza’s legendary Monday parties at DC10. The track channels a classic, high-energy underground tech-house production style that breaks away from polished modern commercial tropes
Adam Ten – I Never Knew: Built around Adam Ten’s signature ‘Maccabi House’ rolling bassline groove, combining deep rhythmic low-end with acoustic top percussion, it also features chopped, heavily filtered vocal hooks sampled from ‘Faith Evans – Love Like This’ too.
Chez Damier – Chez A. Untitled: Released on his 1993 Untitled E.P. via KMS Records, The track relies on a sparse, skeletal drum programming where less is strictly more. Every percussion element has room to breathe, emphasizing physical groove over clutter.
Manda Moor – Picante: A high-energy tech house track engineered specifically for peak-time dancefloors. Released on Jamie Jones’ prestigious Hot Creations imprint, the production perfectly channels its title (Spicy) by blending groovy tech house foundations with playful, vibrant flair.
Goosey – Wrapped Up In Your Love: Goosey delivers a vocal-led slice of modern house that blends a nostalgic, classic touch with a contemporary underground lens. Released as his high-profile debut on Damian Lazarus’ iconic Crosstown Rebels imprint, the production is heavily inspired by the electronic, big room-ready energy of Ibiza’s legendary DC10 terrace.
Florentia – Lost Your Mind: Showcases Florentia’s’s signature high-energy, groove-driven minimal deep tech and tech house production style. Because the track was curated for Moan Recordings – a label famous for its rolling, underground dancefloor weapons, the production is tailored specifically for peak-time club utility.
