Scratching the Surface

Timothy Pittz January 27, 2005 4:00AM

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On Friday, January 28, milehighhouse founder Tom Hoch will host a shindig at Vinyl to celebrate his crew's fifth anniversary. Barcelona DJ Murray Richardson, whose brand of deep, funky tech house has kept him in demand worldwide, is headlining the party, which will also feature Hoch and his fellow housemates. Since winning Muzik Magazine's prestigious Bedroom Bedlam award seven years ago, Richardson has kept busy producing tracks for labels such as 20/20 Vision and Low Pressing -- the former recently issued his latest effort, the Headstrong -- and performing across the globe. Richardson's visit to Vinyl marks his first return to the Mile High City in more than four years. What better way to welcome him back than with a milehighhouse party?

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Timothy Pittz

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