November Boost at DupleX: Zonderling + Throttle

How do we make the best line up for November even better? For the end of the month, Duplex is delighted to announce two big gigs!

On Thursday 28^th – Dutch DJ Jaap de Vries who is standing on the stage behind the project Zonderling and on Friday 29^th – young talent from Melbourne, Australia who will play in the Czech Republic for the very first time: Throttle!

Supporting DJs will be the cream of the Czech scene. For the Thursday with Zonderling it will be the resident DJs – Deep Deer, Tokátko, Namaas, and Nick Martino. Friday event with Throttle will have support by Denis Weisz, Tom Hart, YLLOW and Matis & Mirasso.

Zonderling has created their own version of today’s electronic dance music. Freaky sounds by a headstrong duo working on musical impulses, leading to a streak of powerful releases with a character of their own. In a world where genres and rule books aren’t part of the plan, you’ll find the Dutch duo Zonderling, comprised of producer Martijn van Sonderen and DJ Jaap de Vries.

Their sound could be described as unusual but gratifyingly captivating. Whether it’s Don Diablo’s edit of ‘Tunnel Vision’, numerous remixes for the likes of Martin Garrix, Zedd and Sam Feldt amongst others, the house banger collaboration ‘Lee’ with MOGUAI on Oliver Helden’s Heldeep Records, or their recent collaboration with Belgian producer Lost Frequencies on the hit single ‘Crazy’ (over 47 million Spotify plays at time of writing), Zonderling is getting support from every angle.

Although just 22 years of age, Australian producer Throttle has become one of the hottest names in dance music. Collaborating with the likes of Galantis and Oliver Heldens, officially remixing Ed Sheeran and performing at Tomorrowland all before his 21st birthday, it’s no wonder Throttle is regularly labeled the next big thing in electronic music.

Using a unique blend of organic and electronic sounds, he puts his own unique stamp on every production. Throttle isn’t about what’s trending now, but what’s cool indefinitely.

Tickets available here