Kurv in July and August

Image: Jimmy Edgar 

Kurv have added two key dates for the diary in July and August at Egg London - laying on two killer line ups including what could arguably be the strongest ensemble to date.

Kurv are intent on purveying the finest in house and techno to the capital and there is no greater venue to house such events than Egg London who consistently bring the noise to North London. In the midst of the festival and Ibiza seasons, line ups of this magnitude are difficult to come by.

Jaymo & Andy George Friday 25th July 

The first of the parties are headed up by the Moda Black mainstays - Jaymo and Andy George. The much respected duo are well aligned with bringing cutting edge music to the fore, breaking the likes of Hot Since 82 and Disclosure in recent times, whilst producing their own signature sounds that dance floors are becoming well accustomed to across the globe. Check them out above.

A sound that is vastly emerging of late is gangsta house pioneered by the likes of Amine Edge & DANCE and Claude VonStroke - and one talented producer who is taking on its wrath is that of Shiba San who boasts releases on both their labels, Cuff and Dirtybird and plays on the night. Joining Shiba is another emerging talent, Ennio making it a promising night of cutting edge house to mark down in your diaries. Grab your tickets here. 

Jimmy Edgar, Mosca, Kassem Mosse & Lowtec Friday August 22nd 

If you're planning on rolling out a massive line up then someone who is usually there or there abouts is Hotflush pin up Jimmy Edgar who headlines what is looking like one of Kurv's biggest outings to date. The Detroit producer is adored for his uniquely seductive, sleazy electro funk, and you can hear why in his Essential Mix below. 

Also stacked up onto this mammoth line up is leader of the 'Not So Much' pack - Mosca. The former 'In New DJ's We Trust' stalwart is well acquainted with varying genres of electronic music but now focuses on offering straight up dark techno that is being lapped up by the rave community. 

Non Plus and Workshop favourite Lowtec joins in on the action too with his menacing grooves and mystic sensibilities on full display. Label mate Kassem Mosse rounds off the big hitters - his live sets have already become the stuff of legend, and judging by his latest Untitled LP, the German prodigy will lace the dance floor in deep, abstract techno that will provide ultimate clubbing escapism. Grab your tickets here.