There’s really nothing in the world like clubbing in Ibiza. It’s the hot spot on the planet for parties that last all night, with pounding rhythms that keep the crowds dancing until the sun comes up. The beaches are fantastic, too, of course, set in a Mediterranean paradise that has attracted visitors for centuries. The Castilian and Catalan languages are heard all over the island, reminding the party-goers that this has been home to a rich blend of cultures for centuries. The old fishing villages that are now the party capital of the world add to the weight of history of the place, and the contemporary scene is evidence that this island is constantly evolving.
One of the main attractions here is the music, and some of the world’s hottest djs find their homes in our fantastic selection of clubs. There are special events that go on all year, and the summer is when they really reach their peak, attracting rave fans and celebrities from all over the globe. In the midst of the blur of the excitement, there is a keen sense of sound, and the crowds know when something is working. This is why the work of the electronic music wizard Gavin Russom is a talent that even the most jaded Ibiza locals can appreciate.
Born in Providence, Rhode Island in the U.S. and currently based in Berlin, Gavin Russom has had a rather remarkable career, considering his young age. He honed his musical and performance art chops performing for all the right crowds at all the right haunts in New York City, when he worked with one of his long-time collaborators, Delia Gonzalez. His early love for machine music, fueled with a remarkable musical sensibility (and sometimes working as a dj, bringing his particular wizardry to spinning), makes him a talent to watch. His current release, Black Meteoric Star, gives a sense of the depth of his mastery of matching electronic beats to the rhythms of the body in shamanic trance, suggesting a direction for his own future as his audiences dance to their own shifting consciousnesses.
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