The 4th and final part of Bob Sinclar?s exclusive London residency looks set to be a soiree to savour, as the debonair Frenchman presents an unmissable ?Night of Africanism? at Turnmills on Saturday 2nd December.

The addition of dance music?s dashing Bob Sinclar to the Turnmills family this year has quite frankly been a stroke of genius. Monsieur Sinclar has made the club his exclusive London home and with that he?s brought the partisan Parisians out in force at every event. Heck, the last ?Disco-Tech of Bob Sinclar? in October sold out BEFORE the night itself, so heaven knows how quickly they?ll sell for this extra special Winter Roadblock!! It?s fair to say that the man behind two of clubland?s hottest dancefloor smashes of the past two summers – ?Love Generation? and ?World Hold On? (both taken from Bob?s brilliant ?Western Dream? album) is now the biggest house DJ/Producer on the planet. With both singles gate-crashing the UK Top 20 Charts, Bob?s been at it again lately as his latest effort ?Rock This Party? currently sits in the Top 3. Go on son!!

?The Disco-Tech of Bob Sinclar? has certainly caught the imagination of dear old clubland since its inception in April and Part 4 looks set to be another biggie. Rolling out the Afro drums and tribal riddums, Bob Sinclar will showcase the sounds of his Yellow Productions compilation concept ? ?Africanism?, with a little help from his Parisian pal and Faya Combo guru DJ Gregory. Elsewhere, T2 will witness a bruising DJ battle between France?s leading underground labels as David Duriez?s Brique Rouge imprint takes on Phil Weeks? RobSoul Records, with additional support from two of London?s hottest new DJ/Producers Tim Davison and Alex Parsons, warming the floors early on.

This year?s ?Disco-Tech? special guests have featured French royalty Martin Solveig, David Guetta and DJ Yellow, whilst the backroom has adopted more of an underground take on the 4/4 beat. The hotter than hot labels Kitsun?, International Deejay Gigolos and Brique Rouge have been amongst the hosts with guests like Digitalism, David Duriez, David Caretta, Play Paul and Gildas & Masaya showing us the way. And with Bob Sinclar successfully making the transition from Parisian playboy to mainstream marvel, who knows where it will all end.

THE DISCO-TECH OF BOB SINCLAR
PART 4: A NIGHT OF ?AFRICANISM?
SATURDAY 2ND DECEMBER

Turnmills
63B Clerkenwell Road, London. EC1M 5NP
Capacity: 1000
Info: 020 7250 3409
Tube: Farringdon
Doors: 10pm ? 6am
Prices: ?15 in Advance / ?20 on the door
Advanced Tickets: www.ticketweb.co.uk // 08700 600100
www.turnmills.co.uk/bobsinclar
www.bobsinclar.com
www.mona-rennalls.de
www.briguerouge.com
www.robsoulrecordings.com

Room 1:
BOB SINCLAR (4 Hour Set)
DJ GREGORY
TIM DAVISON
Room 2:
BRIQUE ROUGE Vs ROBSOUL RECORDS
DAVID DURIEZ (3 Hour Set)
PHIL WEEKS (3 Hour Set)
ALEX PARSONS