Jakarta’s E-Bump
September 14th, 2009There are some who want to take travel and turn it into a high art. Seeing the world is part of a long tradition, speaking to intercultural exchanges that have been part of civilization’s evolution for as long as there have been boats. Some places have a longer history than others, and it’s really no surprise to find that the port towns are the ones with the most complicated and interesting histories, and exposure to other civilizations. Jakarta, once known as Tarumanagara, was the main trading port for the kingdom of Sunda in the 16th century, and has a long history of exchange in the grand scheme of things. This is why today, in Jakarta, Indonesia, hotel accommodations are so lovely, having been constructed in the spirit of hospitality that goes back for centuries.
Our hotels are selected on the basis of their consistency in offering excellent service, wiht a splendid sense of design. You will never overlook the feeling that you are replenishing your spirit and body in high style, relaxing in one of the most exciting cities on earth. Jakarta is enormous, with a sizzling energy that is constantly shifting planes. The many layers of culture here reflect the people, and it’s very likely that every traveler will find something pleasing here, with attractions that appeal to all ages. For the nightlife, it’s exquisitely good, and the clubs play music from all over the world, and from many decades. If you’re looking for something that comes from the future, look for E-Bump.
Also known as Ibrahami Adams, E-Bump is also his own producer, and this young dj has talent and drive. His music is a tribal trance form of electronic sounds, putting him on the cutting edge of dance music today. There is no question that his sense for rhythms is uncanny, playing the right beat at just the right time. He can get crowds moving in multiple directions at once, simultaneously exciting and soothing, and might be the exact cure for whatever ails you. And just might cure the fever you didn’t know you had.