We’ve been chasing storms all winter in Toronto, so we shouldn’t have been surprised when the biggest one of the year rolled in on the first weekend of March. Luckily we booked a legend and it didn’t really matter; no amount of snow was going to deny the hardcores a guaranteed night of stellar beats.

Jeff Button maintained status quo by simmering the dance floor to perfection in the early hours. It has to feel wicked to have one of your favs walk up to the decks while you have 300 locked in a groove. Jeff’s getting to know this feeling all too well.

There’s a crazy level of nervous anticipation when you’ve booked a top level DJ. You know he’s going to rock it, you just hope you can come through on your end. Add on the threatening weather and the phenomenal rush from the music and floor was well deserved when the party was absolutely going off at peak time.

Jody Wisternoff quite simply torched the place. A flood of unreleased tracks and edits, always mixed at the perfect pace, overwhelmed The Mod Club. Jody came through big time at a time that our crew and all of the EXPOSED faithful needed a release from the dark days of this season.

And I know its becoming cliché, but progressive is far from dead. If it’s kept updated and anything but obvious, it’s truly the best electronic music out there (in btb’s humble opinion only… of course).

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