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NEW YORK, April 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --ISLE OF DREAMS, a major new electronic music festival that gives music lovers the chance to dance somewhere different, delving deeper into the burgeoning underground scenes of Switzerland, Turkey and Israel, will feature the biggest international artists alongside the best local dj talent. Confirmed artists include: Above & Beyond, Alesso, Apollonia, Avicii, Axwell, Calvin Harris, Chuckie, Fedde Le Grand, Gareth Emery, Jamie Jones, Nervo, Paul Oakenfold, Paul van Dyk, Pete Tong, R3hab, Sebastian Ingrosso, Sasha, Steve Aoki and Zedd to mention a few. More artists are being added every day.

Each event will take place over a three day period in August 2014 and be the major electronic music event of that country. Stages will be hosted by Cocoon, Paradise and Sankeys. All three events will be held in spectacular natural locations, crowning the natural beauty of summer and highlighting simple pleasures nature, music and people coming together. In Antalya, Turkey music fans will enjoy 'the ultimate electronic beach festival in Europe', in Israel, partygoers can dance by the biblical Sea of Galilee. In Switzerland clubbers will enjoy the biggest electronic event hosted in Switzerland at a pristine, magical site.

ISLE OF DREAMS is inspired by the music and culture of the isle of Ibiza and will encompass all genres of electronic music from the global stars of EDM to the underground, experimental and local DJ's with endless possibilities under the infinite beat of electronic music. Every festival will be unique, with stages individually designed, but each will have the look and feel of the magical isle of Ibiza, with slightly different line ups that also include the cream local DJs by country.

ISLE OF DREAMS is produced by Marcel Avram, the legendary pioneer of global music touring and one of the world's most successful international concert promoters for over 40 years and is the brainchild of Ibiza veterans Danny Whittle and Mark Netto of IBZ ENTERTAINMENT. Avram, Whittle and Netto have joined forces to bring something new and exciting to dance music fans across Europe and beyond. ISLE OF DREAMS is an ambitious new project that aims to run multiple electronic music events in different locations around the world bringing people together in beautiful locations.

Says IBZ Entertainment's Danny Whittle: "The whole idea for Isle of Dreams was to present a festival that really spans all the genres of electronic music, from the bigger sounds on the main stage to the more underground cutting edge sounds of the other arenas. We aim to top this off with not only spectacular locations but also incredible production values. For us to meet someone like Marcel Avram who had the same vision is a dream come true. This is why ISLE OF DREAMS was our obvious name for these amazing events. So see you all either on the beach in Turkey, next to the Sea of Galilee in Israel or in the Fields of Switzerland . All are going to be very special"

ISLE OF DREAMS DATES AND TICKET INFO:

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5th 7th August Antalya,Turkey

Above & Beyond, Alesso, Apollonia, Autoerotique, Avicii, Chuckie, Fedde le Grand, Jamie Jones, JP Candela, Kaz James, Nervo, Onur Ozer, Paul Oakenfold, Pete Tong, R3hab, Sasha, Sebastian Ingrosso, Steve Aoki.

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'Secret' party to take Worcester underground

3:03pm Tuesday 15th April 2014 in News

A 'SECRET' warehouse will be the mysterious location for an underground, unforgettable and unique party.

Professional music brand Pro-ject are bringing an exclusive and intimate rave to an as yet unknown venue in the heart of the Faithful City on Saturday, April 26 that has never been used before and ticket numbers are limited to 450.

Ticket holders will be able to see massive headline DJs Cause & Affect UK, who are linked to DirtyBird Records and Rinse FM, and they will be told where to go for the party on Saturday, April 19.

There will also be other DJs from London including Area8, Funkin-L and Jay Cee, GLAS Birmingham resident Jay Newman and Worcester talent Priceless on the line-up.

A spokesman for Pro-ject said: "I feel it's about time Worcester clubbing was put on the map. Yes, we have some bars and a few nightclubs mostly playing commercial mainstream music, however, Pro-ject is offering something completely new, completely different and bringing it right to your doorstep in Worcester."

Revellers will enter the venue's gates to be greeted by a 40ft black tunnel of mystery and the light at the end of the tunnel will be a 30ft stage hosting the DJs in front of LED visuals with underground house being played through a thunderous sound system.

Set in a warehouse, the night will be reminiscent of the legendary Ibiza club DC10 with CO2 cannons coiled and ready to fire.

Raw brick walls, exposed steel rafters and a seamless concrete floor create a setting like nowhere else.

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Republicans are famously divided on immigration reform, but Democrats pretty much unanimously support it. There's a reason for that.

In stark, partisan political terms, continuing the high level of immigration of recent decades, and certainly increasing immigration as envisioned by many reformers, will result in more Democrats winning more elections in coming years.

"The enormous flow of legal immigrants into the country 29.5 million from 1980 to 2012 has remade and continues to remake the nation's electorate in favor of the Democratic Party," concludes a new report from the Center for Immigration Studies, which opposes comprehensive reform proposals like the Senate "Gang of Eight" bill. "As the immigrant population has grown, Republican electoral prospects have dimmed, even after controlling for alternative explanations of GOP performance."

In the report, author James Gimpel, a University of Maryland professor, looks at the immigrants who have come to the United States in recent decades and those likely to come in the future. Through a lot of complicated statistical analysis and close reading of previous studies, he comes to the same conclusion as anyone who has looked through exit polls in the last 30 years: Immigrants tend to vote Democratic.

A 2012 study of 2,900 foreign-born, naturalized immigrants cited in the report showed that about 62 percent identified themselves as Democrats, while 25 percent identified as Republicans, and 13 percent identified as independents. At this moment, according to the report, there are an estimated 8.7 million immigrants in the U.S. who are eligible for naturalization. Not all will become voting citizens, but somewhere between 50 percent and 60 percent will. And it's a sure bet that a majority will identify themselves as Democrats.

Gimpel cites several reasons why future immigration will likely mean more Democrats. The first is that "immigrants, particularly Hispanics and Asians, have policy preferences when it comes to the size and scope of government that are more closely aligned with progressives than with conservatives." Those preferences have expressed themselves in a two-to-one party identification advantage for Democrats in those groups.

Another reason is that the arrival of immigrants, whose ranks include substantial numbers of the poor and unskilled, increases income inequality in the areas they choose to live. "It is from areas of higher income inequality," writes Gimpel, "that we find the most support for a robust government with an expansive regulatory and redistributive role in the economy, among all citizens, not just immigrants." That will likely mean more electoral success for Democrats.

Gimpel found that the partisan impact of immigration "is relatively uniform throughout the country from California to Texas to Florida." If immigrants arrive in large numbers, areas that are already Democratic become more so, while areas that are Republican become more Democratic. That applies to Texas and other red-state strongholds as much as anywhere else.

The political changes immigration has brought to some of the nation's largest counties are striking. Broward County, Fla., was made up of 11.1 percent immigrants in 1980 and is 31.2 percent immigrant today. It was 55.9 percent Republican in 1980 and 32.4 percent today. San Bernardino County, Calif., was 7.7 percent immigrant in 1980, and 21.4 percent today. It was 59.7 percent Republican back then, and is 46.2 percent today. Clark County, Nev., was 7.6 percent immigrant in 1980 and is 21.9 percent today. It was 59.8 percent Republican then and is 42.6 percent today.

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