Dj Chinoman
Miguel Ángel “Chinoman” pondrá sonido en la mañana del sábado en la sesión abierta de Madrid Swing Exchange.
Melómano, músico y amante del jazz desde joven, sus selecciones beben también del rhythm & blues y el rock & roll de los años 50, creando un viaje lleno de swing cálido, clubes de humo imaginarios y ritmos pensados para bailar y escuchar a partes iguales 🎷
Aunque comenzó pinchando pop y rock en pubs, lleva ya 9 años poniendo música para bailar en los sociales de Eko y La Ermita, siempre “buscando ese equilibrio entre energía, musicalidad y buen gusto en la pista”
En sus sesiones conviven clásicos vocales, pequeñas joyas instrumentales y sonidos con aroma a Nueva Orleans, Kansas City y clubes de medianoche. Referencias como Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Jimmie Lunceford, Anita O’Day o Ben Webster para ofrecernos una selección “con mucho jazz, swing elegante y ambiente de club nocturno.”
Miguel Ángel “Chinoman” will set the tone for Saturday morning at the Madrid Swing Exchange open session.
A music lover, musician and jazz enthusiast since his youth, his selections also draw from 50s rhythm & blues and rock & roll, conjuring up a journey filled with warm swing, (imaginary) smoky clubs and rhythms designed for dancing and listening in equal measure 🎷
Although he began his DJ career playing pop and rock in pubs, he has spent the last 9 years catering to dancers at the Eko and La Ermita socials, always “seeking that balance between energy, musicality, and good taste on the floor.”
>In his sessions, vocal classics coexist with small instrumental gems and sounds reminiscent of New Orleans, Kansas City, and midnight clubs. His points of reference are the likes of Duke Ellington, Johnny Hodges, Jimmie Lunceford, Anita O’Day and Ben Webster. He offers a selection “with plenty of jazz, elegant swing, and a nightclub atmosphere.”
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