Enigmatic DJ and producer Claptone has launched a brand-new online cooking series, ‘Claptone’s Quarantine Canteen’.
Taking place once a week at Sunday, 9pm CET, The Masked Man will cook a new dish for every show (all vegetarian or pescatarian), with a little Claptone twist added in each time. Each dish is dedicated to a specific country and the recipes are inspired by his trips all over the world. The first three episodes have seen him cook up golden octopus (Spain), pasta ‘Claptonese‘ (Italy) and ceviche ‘Claptuvian style‘ (Peru).
It follows the recent launch of his new weekly series ‘Claptone in the Circus‘, which will broadcast every Wednesday at 9pm CET for 12 weeks straight across his Facebook and YouTube channels.
The series will feature a string of themed live sets from the masked DJ, who will be performing inside a small circus. But it won’t be as simple as that, with each episode also incorporating parts of a circus show, while Claptone drops in over 40 unreleased, exclusive originals, remixes and edits.
It follows the success of ‘Physical‘, the German’s newly released remix for Dua Lipa, and a hugely successful summer in Ibiza, where the German launched his Masquerade residency at Pacha Ibiza. Taking place every Monday, the grandiose party concept saw the likes of Armand Van Helden, Basement Jaxx, Danny Tenaglia, Dennis Ferrer, Diplo, Faithless, Kerri Chandler and Todd Terry join Claptone over 19 memorable weeks.
‘Claptone’s Quarantine Canteen‘ and ‘Claptone in the Circus‘ sees one of the world’s best-loved electronic artists doing his best to lighten the mood during these testing times.
Watch the videos here.
