East Clubbers

The electronic music project East Clubbers was founded in 2004 by Janardana and Piotr Kwiatkowski (alias DJ Silver). Their first album, “E-Quality”, was released the same year after only three months of work, gaining popularity via the internet and local radio stations and clubs.

In 2005, the group released their first single “More, More, More”. After a less active period, Piotr Wachnicki (also referenced as DJ Silver) joined the lineup. The single “Sextasy” was released and became a success on Polish dance radio stations. Shortly after, Janardana left the group, marking a musical shift.

East Clubbers then signed with the sub-label “Dancefloor Studio” of Camey Records and released the album “Never Enough” in November 2007. This album presented a more progressive house and electro-oriented sound, with hit tracks like “My Love” and “Make Me Live”, which gained significant traction in Europe.

The group is often described as a duo consisting of Piotr Kwiatkowski (Silvermine) and Paweł Gawlik (Max Lade). They blend distinct musical worlds, from club music to punk rock, and collaborated with artists such as Kate Lesing, BBK, and Black Dada. Their style is associated with progressive house and dance, with electro touches.

Among their many known tracks are also “Drop”, “Walk Alone”, “Beat is Coming”, “Crazy Right Now”, “It's a Dream“, and “Sexplosion“. Their popularity in Norway was notable: “Sextasy” became a club hit, and they opened for Avicii in Oslo. They also produced several songs for the Norwegian student celebration “Russ”.

East Clubbers disbanded in 2016. There is information about a possible return of Janardana in 2025, though it is unclear whether this could lead to a reboot of East Clubbers with DJ Silver.