Let that Saturday music vibe take you

By Maria Gregoriou

Ammos Beach Bar at Makenzy Beach in Larnaca has a list of DJ events for the summer (as far as we can tell so far) that may make our high temperatures seem even more unbearable as our dancing feet just won’t be able to resist those red-hot vibes.

Although it is still technically not summer yet – and for anyone living on the island, it is still not considered summer weather by a long shot – the beach bar has already presented us with a few names which have given us the beats to start off the dancing season, and Saturday’s DJ plans to add to that list of beats.
This time Larnaca will be jumping to the rhythm of local DJ Dimitris Dimitriou or, as he is known by his stage name, DJ Double S.

Growing up in Nicosia, Dimitriou was passionate about music from a young age. But he only really got a handle on what it was like to be a DJ in 2008 when he had his first public appearance.

Now with a developed skill for mixing things up, the DJ has managed to gain a number of gigs in well-known clubs all over the island, and especially in the capital where his sounds feel most at home.

So if you are looking for someone to help you forget all about your troubles, and somewhere to lose yourself, then let Dimitriou’s loving hands take you to a place where even you won’t remember your own name.

RnB Night with Double S
Live music by DJ Double S. April 18. Ammos Beach Bar, Makenzy Beach, Larnaca. 11pm. Tel: 24- 828844

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