DJ Chris Hunter taps into the legacy of an iconic New York club spinning disco, house, edits, nu-disco and uplifting soulful dance music at Chew's Yard on Saturday 2nd August from 8pm. Free entry!
If you love the kind of music played at Glitterbox think shiny disco ball gems, groovy house and glorious edits, then this night will be right up your street.
With over three decades behind the decks and a lifelong love for the deep, soulful roots of dance music, Chris Hunter is a selector who plays from the heart.
Based in Preston with residencies back in the day at Feel @ UCLAN, Green, Cheeky Monkey, and more, Chris also has international dancefloor credentials having DJ'd and his music played around the globe. His crates get dug deep, he's a sharp ear, and a warm, welcoming presence. This is dance music with depth, curated with love, delivered with purpose.
From basement sessions to backroom residencies, to big rooms and sun-soaked festival stages, Chris has earned a reputation for crafting sets that blend house, disco, funk and edits into a seamless journey of groove and emotion, playing under various solo and duo monikers over the years (Chris Da Mentalist, Kenny Jaeger, Jaegerossa, Da Mentalistz etc)
Inspired by the legacy of Larry Levan, Chris brings both reverence and passion to every performance.
Expect funk, gospel vocals, symphonic strings, brass stabs, syncopated basslines, four-to-the-floor and hands in the air house plus modern-day edits from the likes of Dave Lee, Dimitri from Paris, John Morales, LNTG and The Reflex.
You may also like the following events from Chew's Yard:
- This Saturday, 26th July, 07:00 pm, Patchworx at Chew's Yard - DJ Fraser Todd spins funk, soul, afro, house & techno - FREE! in Preston
- This Sunday, 27th July, 12:30 pm, Children's Magic Show, Disco and Games at Chew's Yard in Preston
- Next Thursday, 31st July, 07:00 pm, Chew's Yard Book Club - Discussing Girls by Kirsty Capes in Preston
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