Online dance radio station CN Soho Live (www.cnsoholive.co.uk), is celebrating its move into a new home, with the launch of its very first club night - B.O.T.H. (Breaking Out The House).

The station, under the direction of its Head of Programming, Morphelius, will relaunch with an expanded DJ roster, from its new home in Propaganda (201 Wardour Street, Soho LONDON W1) from 12.00pm on Friday 5 July 2002. B.O.T.H. is CN Soho Lives very first club night, aimed at showcasing the best of Londons true underground DJs and producers. The event, also on Friday 5 July, will feature all of the stations female DJs live in the mix from 10:00pm -- 3:00am (admission 10). Throughout the event, the Propaganda club area will also be showcasing the best UK film shorts, animation, and 60 second cinema, by uploaders from leading new talent website www.getoutthere.com on screens in the venue.

Along with a host of special guest DJs, keeping it real on the decks in Room 1 will be: award winning Australian DJ, Rachel Harvey; Ministry of Sound regular Marcia Carr; and some blockrockin-housejumpin-basswreckin-funkchillin beats from Funky G. Room 2 meanwhile, will be jumping to the beats dished up by two of CN Soho Lives newest female DJs, Laura Stone (a runner up for Muzik magazines 'Bedroom Bedlam competition) and Maria P (Bar Logic, The Clinic).

With the London Assemblys Culture, Sport and Tourism Committee holding a series of public meetings to discuss proposals for a 24-hour city, CN Soho Live aims to help put Soho, the heart of Londons clubland, firmly back on the map.

We believe that it is the first time a UK radio station has been broadcast live from a venue like this 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visitors to Propaganda will also be able to watch the DJs perform in the studio on screens on the top floor and online visitors will also be able to watch both the DJs in the studio, plus all the action in both the bar and the club, on webcams which they can control and take pictures with.

CN Soho Live is well known for promoting and breaking new, unreleased music alongside quality underground dance tracks, under-represented on terrestrial radio. The station is now doing the same with DJ talent, and is running a competition until Wednesday 31 July 2002, for a budding DJ to win a weekly show. Entrants need to send an hour long mix demo on CD along with a tracklisting, their photograph, contact details, and information on any previous DJ experience, to the following address:

DJ Mix Competition, CN Soho Live
31 Great Titchfield Street, LONDON W1W

Notes for Editors:

cnsoholive.co.uk is the UKs most listened to underground dance radio station online, and, having more than quadrupled its audience over the last year, one of the fastest growing. It now has over 200,000 unique listeners per month who access the station via PC, and more than 3,500,000 page impressions. The station also benefits from a global promotions agreement with Microsoft (Windows Media) and UK broadband Internet suppliers BT, NTL, and Blueyonder.

An online dance radio station dedicated to broadcasting cutting edge dance music of all styles, it has around 60 of the UK's finest club and radio DJ's hosting weekly shows alongside exclusive outside broadcasts, with the opportunity to interact with the DJs via e-mail or text messaging. The stations DJs and presenters are a mixture of professionals working within the music industry and breaking talent. The roster includes label bosses, record shop owners, journalists, producers, club promoters and internationally renowned club DJs.

Programming covers the full dance music spectrum including House, Garage, Techno, Drum and Bass, Hip-Hop, R+B, and Beats fans and is broadcast 24/7. The station is fully licensed by the Radio Authority, PRS, PPL and MCPS. The website includes: DJ profiles; an archive section featuring special guests, features and mixes from all our DJs; a listeners gallery featuring listeners pictures; features and competitions. CN Soho Live is where the DJs come to play, many guest DJs having flown half-way across the world, come to play a slot on the station before dashing off to their club bookings. Previous guests include Mousse T, Can 7, DJ Disciple, >    Cleptomaniacs, Hatiras, Marshall Jefferson, Cannibus, Nigel Benn and Dave Courtney. Exclusive mixes from Moose T, DJ Disciple and others, are also available on demand from the sites archive.

Propaganda opened in December 2001 after a massive building refurbishment process to convert the old La Scandels club into what is now an ultramodern state of the art venue. Propaganda is located at the top end of Wardour Street in Soho, near Oxford Street (London).

Propaganda bar is open from midday daily, and theres a Thai Restaurant within the bar called Propawok. From 10:00pm daily, Propaganda bar turns the nightlife on for a wide variety of clubnights. Located in the basement, the Propaganda Club is licensed for 500 people. The basement is divided into 3 separate rooms - main room, secondary room and VIP room. The Propaganda Club has 3 bars and is air conditioned.

www.cnsoholive.co.uk    www.coppernob.com    ; www.propagandabar.co.uk

For competition prize VIP Tickets, or further information, images, or guestlist/interview requests, please contact: Andrew Bass on +44 (0) 790 348 1340 or e-mail: pr@coppernob.net.