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Hi, I’m John Bergman, aka jberg, a DJ, event promoter, and photographer with a passion for Techno and House. My journey began in Detroit and Chicago, where I immersed myself in the underground scene, digging through record stores and hosting legendary loft parties.

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Esterel Happy Hour 2026-09-06 (opens the original)

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    Sunday surprised us. What started as another relaxed Happy Hour on the rooftop quickly turned into something much more energetic. A group of new faces discovered the music — and apparently discovered an unlimited supply of dancing energy along the way. From warm Deep House and soulful grooves through Nu Disco, House and Afro House, the rooftop gradually became a little Sunday dancefloor of its own. The music kept moving as the sun went down, with a few familiar classics, a couple of unexpected t

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Esterel Happy Hour 2026-09-05 (opens the original)

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    I wasn't quite sure what to expect from Saturday. Instead, the rooftop ended up full for the entire afternoon, with some guests even discovering there wasn't a seat and coming back later. So I settled into the groove. Starting with warm Deep House and soulful rhythms, the set gradually moved through House, and deeper grooves without ever pushing too hard. The idea was simply to create the kind of atmosphere that works on a Mediterranean rooftop — relaxed enough for a drink and conversation, but

  3. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    Esterel Happy Hour 2026-09-04 (opens the original)

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    Clear blue skies, a warm Riviera sunset, and one of those late-summer afternoons that seemed to ask for nothing more than a cold drink and some good music. This session started deep and understated, gradually bringing in jazz, soul, disco and funky house as the afternoon slipped toward sunset. From St Germain and Dr Packer to Rock With You, Lady (Hear Me Tonight) and Free, the energy slowly found its way upward without ever losing that relaxed rooftop feeling. The set had to finish a little earl

  4. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Esterel Happy Hour 2026-08-31 (opens the original)

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    The final night of August, and the final Happy Hour for this particular group of guests. After Sunday's intimate rooftop session ran well past sunset, Monday brought back the same crowd for one last evening before they headed home. Knowing it was their last night, I decided not to ease into things quite as slowly as usual. We started with a little more energy, found the groove early, and never really let it go. Deep house, jackin' house, nu disco and soulful house gradually turned into a proper

  5. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Esterel Happy Hour 2026-08-30 (opens the original)

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    The end of August brings shorter evenings to the Côte d’Azur, but there was still plenty of life left on the Esterel rooftop. Sunday’s Happy Hour was another intimate gathering, with a few new faces settling in and gradually becoming new fans. The set started deep and soulful, slowly building through house, disco and funky grooves as the afternoon slipped toward sunset. By the time Mark Knight & Funkagenda’s “The Man With The Red Face” arrived, I thought I had found the perfect place to call it

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