PLUS MINUS SESSIONS(THURSDAY EDITION) featuring Ryan Crosson Thurs 20th February @ Nasimi Beach

So here we see a new addition to the PLUS MINUS SESSIONS family of events, a new regular monthly THURSDAY slot kicking off with VISION QUEST's very own RYAN CROSSON!!
Same amazing cutting edge dance music policy of house & tech to delight your senses, same stunning location at Nasimi Beach, Atlantis juuuust a more compact Thursday evening version of events.
Not only are we bringing 1 international artist but we also welcome along another international artist called THE ELEMENT to our shores making it a truly international theme of DJ's to the night, if you know good music you know where you will be on THURS the 20th Feb!!
Full Line up  RYAN CROSSON// THE ELEMENT// HAIDZ//MISS P.M.VJ Excellently done as always by Krajta
 
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What: Plus Minus Sessions Thursday night edition featuring Ryan Crosson
Where: Nasimi beach, Atlantis hotel, the Palm
When: Thurs 20th February, Nasimi beach, Atlantis
Time: 6pm-3am (6pm-10pm ladies free, gents 100AED/10pm onwards 130AED for all)
Age: 21+  ID will be asked for so please bring some
 ------- RYAN CROSSON BIO -------
Ryan Crosson makes house and techno inspired by the historical precedent set in his native city of Detroit and his adopted hometown of Berlin.
His musical output is shaped by pioneering artists like Richie Hawtin, Kevin Saunderson and Moodymann in the US, in addition to European heavyweights like Pantytec, Ricardo Villalobos, and Thomas Brinkmann.
Situated loosely between these two defining poles, alongside his partners in Visionquest: Shaun Reeves, Seth Troxler and Lee Curtiss, Ryan delivers a obsessive attention to the constant progression of his sound and embodies a ceaseless energy that carries itself from the studio directly into his live set and DJ performances. Whether it's solo in the studio or as a guiding hand in the Visionquest label and DJ/production partnership, Ryan consistently chooses to steer away from the predictable circuit of so-called "underground" club hits, instead favouring a process of constant renewal, returning both to early influential material and to emerging sounds that depart from well-trodden trends. As a key member of Visionquest, Ryan is responsible for much of the concepting and day to day running of what has rapidly become one of dance music's most cherished labels. Between them, Ryan and his partners in Visionquest have honed a whole new landscape of lush, organic techno and more esoteric leftfield electronica, gambling against the predicable to introduce emerging talent like Tale Of Us, Maceo Plex, Footprinz, Laura Jones and Mathew Burton to the record buying public. Their efforts were rewarded when their label was voted number seven in Resident Advisor's 2011 label poll, no mean feat given that it's back catalogue has only recently hit double digits.
In the studio, Ryan's production and sampling practices depart from the world of electronic music by accessing histories of sound, referencing musique concrete, 1970's funk, and East African jazz. This is best demonstrated by the evolution of his sound from minimal hits like 'Gotham Road' and 'Hopskotch', through to the organic underground house strains of his 'Visionquest' remixes of Kiki's 'Good Voodoo' and more recently via his Visionquest remixes of David Lynch's 'Pinky's Dream' and Guy Gerber and P Diddy's forthcoming 'Eleven Eleven' project. In addition to dancefloor bombs like 'You've Got Me' EP on Supplement Facts he's also capable of conjuring up the haunting cosmic beauty of his recent 'Birds & Souls' project on Spectral Sound alongside the genre-busting sonic experiments that make up his recent DRM album collaboration with Cesar Merveille released 2012 on Visionquest.
In the past Ryan has released tracks on diverse and groundbreaking labels like m-nus, Telegraph, Trapez, and Wagon Repair and more recently Soma, Spectral Sound and Supplemental Facts. From the outset Ryan immediately gave himself over to a life of touring and performance that keeps a steady focus on both the avant-garde aesthetics and deeply emotional bonds of dance music subculture. Ryan's back-to-back live sets with Lee Curtiss, at the sold out Visionquest showcase at fabric 2011and at Movement in Detroit, 2012/13 saw him repeat his live show at some of the world's most famous clubs and festivals alongside a packed schedule of DJ gigs, both solo and as part of Visionquest, including his much anticipated residency at Circo Loco at DC10.  Things are ticking along nicely for Mr Crosson and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon.