dBerrie Packs Out Santos Party House’s, Electric Beach Party

Without surprise, Santos Party House’s, Electric Beach Party had yet another successful Saturday.  Resident DJ dBerrie had people from wall to wall; he attracted so many people to Lafayette Street that Santos Party House had no choice other then to open up their basement dance floor so they could fit everyone inside the venue.

The 24-year-old, rising star from New York, has established himself in this scene through his original and remix productions, which have received support from some of the hottest names out including Fedde Le Grand, Deniz Koyu, Sidney Samson, and Swanky Tunes just to name a few.  This being said dBerrie’s track list selection was not only just a reflection of him as a producer, but also the type of party that the Electric Beach Party has grown to become. All of Berrie’s track choices kept the bass thumping and obviously had everyone in the place dancing and singing at the top of their lungs.

Berrie dropped all of the latest and hottest tracks as well as some obvious classics at the Electric Beach Party.  His set included tracks like, Nicky Romero’s, Flash and I Don’t Even Like You, as well as the Nervo sisters hit, Were All No One.  From there Berrie took his set electro, dropping Wolfgang Gartner’s, Redline, as well as Hot Mouth’s, Totally Worth It, and the track that everyone seems to be the talk of the house music scene, none other then Spencer and Hill’s, 1234.

Spencer & Hill – 1234 (Original Mix)

Berrie’s set also included mash-ups of Afrojack’s, Can’t Stop Me Now with the Bingo Player’s, L’Amour, as well as Mark Knights Remix of Florence and the Machines, You Got The Love with Hardwell’s, Spaceman.  He also played Dirty South’s, Eyes Wide Open, as well as Dirty South and Alesso’s latest collaboration, City of Dreams, which has currently risen to the number 1 spot on Beatport’s top 10 chart.  Berrie brought his own flavor to the set dropping his latest remix of Passion Pitt’s, Take A Walk as well as his original work, which was featured on Tiesto’s Club Life 280 called, Voices, and obviously the track that everyone in SOHO singing, his remix of Goyte’s, Somebody That I Used To Know.

Dirty South & Alesso – City of Dreams (Original Mix)

dBerrie – Voices (Original Mix)

Berrie brought an unbelievable amount of energy into the room as he stepped up into the booth to take control of this wild party.  From the first track he played, he had the crowd going absolutely crazy, and continued to keep them raging all night.  As he laid down track after track throughout his entire set, you could see and feel the energy in the room continuously rising with each passing song.  His constant interaction with the crowd definitely added to that energy, there were even times where you could see Berrie giving a pound to the partiers dancing around the booth.  It goes without saying that he knew exactly how to keep the people happy and the party going.  Every transition he made, loop he started, and effect he used through his set were done with no hesitance, which made it clear to see that he felt right at home at Santos Party House.