
A message from Kiko TanePosted 23rd June 2026Playing warm up to close on your own is my favourite way to play, because you get to tell the whole story of the night.
I started slow and deep at 10pm while the room filled, kept it groovy through midnight, then took it harder and faster for the peak with the laser show. The last hour was all classics, and the floor was still full when the house lights came on at 3am.
Warehouses are cold in June and sound bounces off every wall, so I worked with Sam's crew to hang the speakers lower and angle them into the crowd.
Four hour set
Warm up to close, alone on the decksLighting cues
Laser and haze cues matched to the peak of the nightShape of the night
Deep to start, the peak at 1am, classics to finishSound setup with the crew
Speakers hung lower to cut the echo off the wallsMore of what Kiko Tane does, and where they have worked.