It's like a glam freakshow, making the most of the cavernous space that is Privilege. The music is boshing, supercharged house from Trade residents Alan Thompson and Steve Thomas, the people who compiled the club's current mix album, Summer Holiday. They keep the crowd hyped until camp house diva Kevin Aviance makes his entrance. Clubbing in Ibiza wouldn't be clubbing in Ibiza without something particularly freaky on stage, and the man who made 'Din Da Da' fits the bill perfectly. Immaculately kitted out in some gender bending jumpsuit that obscures his left arm, Aviance prowls the stage for a moment or so, then whips it out his hidden arm and starts hollerin'.
Privilege goes ballistic.
The night ends sometime after sunrise, witnessed in all its peachy loveliness through the enormous windows in Privilege's rear gallery. It looks nothing like London. Neither, thankfully, does the distinctly cosmo club night. The flyers might be wrong, but someone at Pushca Meets Trade is clearly doing something right. The Trade Summer Holiday LP is out now on Jive.