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Here we are in the middle of July and we are getting ready
to rock the high season again. I suppose you could say it
kicks off this weekend or maybe next, but one thing is for
sure, we will be looking forward to seeing some more people
around the traps in the near future. Let’s hope so anyway.
Next week we see the end of a clubbing institution in
Seminyak. Jenja will be closing its doors and I’m not
sure what that really means for the Bali nightlife. Does it
mean that people don’t want to get dressed up anymore,
they would prefer to be running about in boardshorts and
flipflops? Does it ring in the end of stylish clubbing? Or does
it mean the end of the underground and underground music?
Since Deejays and Pyramid have also closed recently one
can wonder about that but maybe it’s just the consequence
of the ever expanding playing field of nightlife now on the
island. It’s so spread out the whole ball game is changing or
already changed. There is so much on offer now you don’t
really need to go far from home for anything and nobody
does. Anyway, it’s a shame to see Jenja go, we had some
great times there and plenty of memories are held within
those bunker walls. Thanks for the good times, here cheers
to Jenja and catch you next week!
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