James Zabiela Club Xiii Moscow Exclusive Progressive Sessions Autum 27 -

James Zabiela’s sets during the Autumn of 2007 were characterized by a distinct blend of melodic progressive house, glitchy tech-house, and breakbeat.

Highlights included extended, re-edited versions of progressive anthems, teased and stretched until the tension in the room was palpable. The exclusivity of the session allowed him to take risks—dropping obscure white labels and unreleased demos that a standard club crowd might not recognize, but which this dedicated audience devoured. James Zabiela’s sets during the Autumn of 2007

While the on Autumn 27 is over, the ripples remain. Bootleg recordings (strictly forbidden, but always present) are circulating among collectors. For those asking, "Will he release the tracklist?"—the answer is likely no. Zabiela is famous for keeping these one-night-only affairs shrouded in mystery. While the on Autumn 27 is over, the ripples remain

Located in the heart of Moscow, Club XIII has historically been more than just a venue; it is a cultural landmark that popularized progressive house in Russia during the late 90s and early 2000s. Known for its elaborate weekly set designs and "freak-factory" atmosphere, the club became a second home for world-class DJs like Boy George and Deep Dish. Bringing Zabiela—an artist who himself has defined the evolution of DJing from vinyl to digital manipulation—into this space for an exclusive session creates a powerful dialogue between the club's heritage and the future of electronic music. Zabiela is famous for keeping these one-night-only affairs