Liverpool's House - Electrifying new documentary Freedom of The DJ
Freedom of The DJ is a brand new eight-part documentary series that provides a captivating look into the lifestyle, history, and evolution of the DJ. The debut episode dug deep into the roots of the DJ scene and now Episode 2, just released, takes an exclusive look at Liverpool’s contribution to the world of electronic music and the legendary club and brand, Cream.
Featuring exclusive interviews from the four pioneers of the Liverpool dance music scene, James Barton - Rolling Stones magazine’s ‘most influential person in EDM music’, John Kelly, Andy Carroll, and Mike Knowler, Liverpool’s House documents how the city both embraced and shaped the monumental rise of dance music in the early 90s.
Brought to you by blu eCigs, the premium global e-cigarette brand, this episode reveals how the founders of Cream grew from humble beginnings to crafting one of the biggest brands in music.
Sharing his highs and lows, co-founder of Cream James Barton reminisces on the heydays of the dance music movement, which saw over 6,000 revellers descend on the club each week and Cream’s celebrated albums, which outsold Kylie Minogue in the charts. He also reveals a unique insight into the brand’s evolution from superclub to the superfestival that is Creamfields.
Packed with exclusive early footage, Liverpool’s House will transport you back to the hub of the 90s dance music and the meteoric rise of one of the UK’s most iconic music brands. Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95prlofAOAg
Freedom of The DJ is to be an eight part series and is in support the blu Music Tour, currently making its way across the UK and still to visit cities including Dublin, Bristol and Newcastle with stellar line-ups including Jackmaster, Deadboy, Gorgon City and Erol Alkan. Tickets are free and won via ballot, enter at blu.skiddletickets.com
Missed Episode One? Catch up right below
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