3.2仓库现场:WHAI乐队专场 | 中国迷幻摇滚领军乐队 | Ft. DJ KOMATSU

Liu Miao was born in Yinchuan, Ningxia Province in 1982.He began playing the drums at 16, and in the same year founded his first band Popi Shuoshu. After the band broke up in 2000 LiuMiao headed to Beijing to grow as a person. In 2005, he opened a bar named 2Kolegas(“two good friends” in Chinese)with his good friend GaoFeng. The bar went onto become one of the most unique and popular live music bars in Beijing–avenue highly praised by foreigners and Chinese alike.2Kolegas has hands down become one of Beijing’s most down-to-Earth, laid back and fun night life hang outs. Liu Miao currently drums for Li dong band, Nucleus and WHAI, his drumming is vigorous and powerful, with a strong sense of rhythm—Liu Miao is a key member of the band.

Mickey Zhang is the leading figure in the growing Chinese Techno music scene. As a producer, DJ, event organizer and ambassador for the Chinese underground music scene, he ha s pushed forward the development of Electronic music in China, and remains one of the most in-demand Chinese DJs in Asia. As part of the first generation of Chinese electronic producer/DJs, Mickey was the first Chinese DJ to play at Berlin’s original Tresor Club, Amsterdam’s ADE, and France’s Midem Festivals, first producer to release an album of original work in China and first Chinese DJ to play at Wire Festival, Japan’s biggest techno party. More recently, his music featured at the Cannes Film Festival. Mickey branched out into music production in 2002, remixing the World Cup Chinese theme song, producing music for television. Mickey may well be the Chinese Electronic music scene’s most travelled ambassador, having played in many countries around the world, all through Europe, Japan Thailand, Canada. For the 50th anniversary of Chinese-French diplomatic relation of 2004, Mickey was invited to France to play in four cities. In 2009, Mickey was invited to Canada to perform and speak about the Chinese music scene at Canadian Music Week. In2010, Mickey moved to Berlin to explore the European scene and expand his musical horizons. Mickey and his older brother, Zhang Wei, are also hard at work on a new album featuring electronic beats, classical Chinese instruments and modern production.