DJ's
David Vendetta
Da Fresh
Anton X
Freddy
David Asko
Dim Chris
Soon to be joined by ...... Tom Parris, Didier Sinclair plus many more !



After this years clubs hit's from DJ Center front man David Vendetta. The record label has decided to push forward with a new DJ booking agency in Paris. It will take care of the enormus demand for David Vendetta himself, plus a whole host of other talented DJ from France and beyond.

Stay tuned for more info ........ http://www.djcenter.com/agency/

David Guetta tells us how he started out in Ibiza, simply trying to get French DJs noticed...

“I started it as a project to bring some French guys to Ibiza,” reveals David, moments after his arrival on the island for tonight’s fortnightly F**k Me I’m Famous soiree at Pacha.

“You British guys were virtually running the island and people were just laughing at us. So we made these cool t-shirts and gave them to cool people. We built up a bit of a vibe by taking a ghetto blaster on the beach. And they came and realised that the French DJs were cool too.”

“Now we’ve got a larger family, with people like Tocadisco playing for us, and it’s got much bigger than being just about French DJs.”

Peace and Love

With F**k Me... night around the world and a neat line in shiny t-shirt sales it’s got a whole lot bigger indeed.

Success wasn’t quite as simple as Guetta makes out though. He owes a large part of it to his wife getting thoroughly connected among the island’s glamour set too.

But according to David, his night is not about being exclusive.

“I’m a kinda peace and love guy and there’s a big hippie heritage here. It’s such a great mix, we don’t just want the rich and famous,” he says.

“Everybody here is cool and looks really unique. The underground culture is the mainstream here too. Just look at the billboards. Ask anybody in the street - all those who are passionate about house music are here. This is what I love, 5000 people and you feel as one. This is my drug as a DJ.”

The doors remained firmly shut on Friday night at Privilege, but don’t blame the government this time...

Ibiza is, by its very nature, full of surprises. That’s why we love it so much. But even by Ibicenco standards the summer of 2007 has been bursting with unexpected incident.

The latest twist? The 11th hour (quite literally) shutdown of Manumission on Friday night.

Only this time the police and politicians weren’t to blame – it was Privilege owner José María Etxaniz himself who gave the order to shut the doors after an almighty bust-up with Manumission promoter Andy McKay over unpaid fines.

It’s the news we’ve all been waiting for: DC10 in Ibiza is set to reopen this coming Monday 25th June, two weeks after it was ordered to stay shut by the island’s authorities over drug and security allegations.

Amnesia and Bora Bora, the two other clubs ordered to close on 8th June are believed to be still in negotiations with authorities, but as far as DC10’s Circoloco are concerned, it’s a major victory.

“Ibiza is not dead, we’re back in action,” said Circoloco’s boss Andrea Pelino.

It’s not clear how or why the government has revoked its decision to close DC10 – the club was ordered to stay shut for two months.

It’s also rather peculiar that Amnesia and Bora Bora must still remain closed.

But for Ibiza’s clubbers, DJs, workers and electronic music fans around the world, it’s time to rejoice.