Articles - Interviews

John: Welcome back to Hong Kong! It’s been a while since you played here, is there anything in particular you are looking forward to doing during your stay?
Sasha: Eating the wonderful food that I've missed in Hong Kong because it’s one of the best places in the world to eat I think. And, you know getting back to know the Hong Kong crowd, I used to really enjoy playing in HK and the scene sort of dried up from my end. I wasn't getting any offers and the big gigs that I was doing didn't seem like they were happening for a while, I know there was a big clampdown on clubs and stuff, so I was really quite upset that happened as there was a period of time when I really loved coming to play here, so let’s hope this is the first step back to that.

Articles - Interviews

DJ Chuckie is in Miami Hong Kong this February. He talks to hkclubbing.com ahead of his upcoming gig at dragon-i.

Welcome to Hong Kong. Have you been here before? Besides playing at dragon-i, is there anything that you are looking forward to doing?
This is actually my second time here. I was pretty amazed of the high quality of the nightlife in Hong Kong. You can see it’s a real lifestyle thing by the wide choice of clubs, bars and restaurants. The last time I was here I didn’t have enough time to go and shop for gadgets. I’m a true gadget freak, so hopefully I will find some time to go shop for the latest gadgets!

Articles - Nightlife

Ministry of Sound Presents…Paul Deighton at Beijing Club, 26th February 2010
Ministry of Sound presents Paul Deighton appearing exclusively at Beijing Club, Hong Kong’s quintessential super-club. Ministry of Sound, Housexy & Gung-Ho DJ Paul Deighton plays all over the world for and has appeared at Ministry Of Sound London numerous times.

Paul’s main weapon is the ability to produce quality underground house music and 2006 saw his debut track “Omega 33” on Gung-Ho records, explode like a missile at the top of the download charts and still rides high in the DJ download All Time top 100.

Articles - Competitions

Adi Dassler developed Superstar with the inspiration of adidas’ earlier basketball shoes – All Round, Supergrip and Pro Model. Superstar was first introduced in 1969, came to the feet of select players in test trails and was officially introduced to the public till 1970.

It transcended its natural home of the basketball court to evolve into the cultural fixture and timeless icon later.

Within a few years of introduction, it was being worn by over 75% of all NBA players, proof of its revolutionary technology. In the next few years, it was advanced from the court of the sidewalk and later into the public’s consciousness, including the collectors and fans of sneakers.