Halloween and House

By Maria Gregoriou

Halloween is slowly creeping its way into our calendar, and if you’re the type to go out and trick-or-treat dressed up as someone – or something – else, then you will have already got your outfit all sorted out. But the question remains, will you be all dressed up with nowhere to go? Not if we have anything to do with it.

The first option on our list (because, as we get closer to the big scare, there will be more options on the horizon) is the Lost Halloween Party with Jacky. Not to be confused with Chucky the scary doll, though of course that would be (even) more appropriate.

The Halloween party will kick off the winter season of LOST parties, and will have us all very much shaking in our boots (not just from fright) to the sounds of UK house DJ Jacky.

It all started when Jacky found himself spinning regularly after having secured a residency for well-established Manchester based brand Mute.

But don’t expect typical house music from this long-moustached DJ, oh no, he is one of those new artists who are changing the face of house and evolving it into a newer, hipper kind of sound.

And this new sound comes with an explosive performance, proving that this DJ has no need for masks as his music just can’t help but shine through.

LOST Halloween Party with Jacky
Halloween party with DJ Jacky. October 31. Eleven Club, Limassol. 10pm. €15/10. Tel: 25-317666

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