BASS CATHEDRAL - DRUM'N'BASS SHIMOKITA

A midnight gathering for true Drum’n’Bass believers.

Jazzy / Liquid / Deep / Atmospheric / Halfstep / Jungle / Neuro ― 100% DNB all night.

Bass Cathedral – Drum’n’Bass Shimokitazawa is a sacred night dedicated to pure Drum & Bass.

No EDM, no House ― only Jazzy, Liquid, Deep, Atmospheric, Halfstep, Jungle and Neuro grooves.

Set inside the intimate, raw space of LIVE HAUS,

this night embraces the underground spirit of Shimokitazawa ― close, loud, and deeply immersive.

In a dimly lit room where bass resonates through every corner, we gather to surrender to rhythm and low-end pressure until morning.

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vinylDJ Eiji Takehana : Initiated his career in the CLUB scene at Nishi-Azabu P.Picasso. Subsequently, after engaging in DJ activities at venues like 328 and CAVE, he co-produced the South Aoyama BLUE with U.F.O. He made his music debut as Jazzbrothers on the compilation "Multidirection," supervised by United Future Organization (U.F.O.). He has also handled remixes for artists such as Peter Nice Trio (HOSPITAL), Florinda Bolkan (IRMA), U.F.O., Pizzicato Five, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Kiyoshiro Imawano, and Mariko Ide. From 1998 to 2001, he curated and performed live DJ sets for Yohji Yamamoto's Paris Collection. Some of his compilation selections include "Ultimate Garage And Breaks - Universal Step" (Universal) and "Flying Dutchman Funk Jazz Classics" (BMG Victor). In 2006, he globally released a 12-inch single under the name JBP from the prestigious Soul Jazz Records in the UK. In December 2009, he released the analog album "TAKEHANA & GOLDEN LOTUS REMIX AND REWORK" from Tequila Production, followed by "DeepTrackJazz" in 2010 under the name Eiji Takehana. In March 2011, he produced the Tequila Production compilation CD "Rockin' Jazz." In April 2013, he contributed "Movement 5/8 ver.-Eiji Takehana Rework" to the analog cut 12-inch + CD of PRIMO & THE GROUPE's "Movement." In December 2015, he presented "Jazz Carnival - Jazzbrothers Remix" on the analog cut 12-inch + CD of PRIMO & THE GROUPE's "Can I Change?" In October 2017, under the name vinylDJ Eiji Takehana, he released the 7-inch "Sustainability" from FJR. In February 2018, "Sustainbility TAKEHANA 128 rework" was featured on "Sustainability Remixes." In 2023, he released "Jumpin' Jazz / New Age Step" on analog format.

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Hironobu Jyounai : Since 2005, he has been a trailblazer in the music scene, electrifying audiences from around the world with his iconic monthly party “PRIMO” in Shibuya, Tokyo. As a DJ, he masterfully blends the pulsating beats of drum’n’bass with the latest electronic music, with jazz as the underlying influence shaping his track selection. His sets are a dynamic fusion of cutting-edge rhythms and smooth, sophisticated melodies, creating an unforgettable experience that captivates every listener and takes them on an exhilarating sonic journey.With his own groundbreaking project, PRIMO & THE GROUPE, he has released five powerful analog records that reflect his deep passion for pushing musical boundaries. His work has earned him a spot in numerous compilations from globally recognized labels, including “MUSIC FOR JAZZDANCERS” (FREESTYLE-UK) and “CONTEMPORARY JAZZ” (TRAMP-GER), gaining widespread acclaim both in Japan and abroad. In 2017, he contributed to the influential book “JAZZ MEETS EUROPE: European Jazz Disc Guide,” sharing his expertise on European jazz and its evolution. In 2018, he added his unique flair to the remix of “Eiji Takehana-Sustainability (Hironobu Jyounai Remix).” Beyond his musical projects, he’s also involved in innovative endeavors like headphone customization at stickheadphone.com.For a deeper dive into his musical world and to explore his latest works, visit dj-jyounai.net.