Posts Tagged ‘Atlanta Georgia’
DENNIS FERRER and KAI ALCÉ
November 7, 2022
Gimmick Music
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Walking into the club when the Kerri Chandler Dark Mix of Lea Lisa’s “Something for the Dancers” is playing means this is money well spent. In the era of inflation, when the DJ drops your favorite from KemiticJust featuring Terrance Down’s “I’m Here For It” you totally agree, you came here just for this moment.… Continue
BLACK COFFEE and STAN ZEFF 21.10.22
October 23, 2022Black Coffee
The Entertainer
“That shit was as brutal as watching “Black Adam.” You tweet walking to your vehicle from the club. Feeling the chill in the air. Disappointed. Thinking.
Whereas, having recently witnessed Derrick Carter and Osunlade play heart and soul music, with conviction. Black Coffee plays music that entertains. He is an entertainer. Who now plays Hollywood house. Music with no authenticity.… Continue
DERRICK CARTER 09.10.22
October 16, 20222435
What is Chicago’s obsession with Mary J. Blige? Chi-town’s Emmaculate, Terry Hunter, and now Derrick Carter have remixed her latest chart-topper. Carter’s version jumpstarts the party with kick drums, hi-hats and the Queen of Hip Hop cooing “Good Morning Gorgeous.”
And gorgeous, they are. The femmes and doms are out! For Atlanta’s 51st Pride Celebration. The must-attend Queen Butch’s “The Last Ball” closes the weekender.… Continue
BALTIMORE BEAT DOWN Pt II: KARIZMA
September 10, 2022The Karizma Effect
When darkness is fully realized and the moon is only left to guide you. The humidity registering at 65% sticks to your shirt. Ewww. A truck is parked the wrong way on a one-way alley street. The driver, a woman is passed out at the steering wheel. Across the street is a lanky man perched on the sidewalk.… Continue
A PARK PARTY & BLOCK PARTY Pt 1
June 5, 2022A Wet Dream, A Prescription, A Block Party Part 1
15.05.22
Indigenous House
Years ago, forefather Tony Humphries told the press, Baltimore house music was underrated. The legend then went on to compare if the music coming out of Baltimore came out of NYC, the Baltimore sound would be more highly regarded. Years later, this sentiment rings true. Just look around.… Continue
A PARK PARTY & BLOCK PARTY Pt II
May 28, 2022A Wet Dream, A Prescription, A Block Party Part II
15.05.22
Indigenous House Interlude
Someone give Tori Cooper her flowers. Give em’ to her now. Who better to serenade the annual honorable individual of Indigenous House than Candy J? She is Sweet Pu$$y Pauline to you. The original Queen B is in the house. Talking. Her raspy “Oooohhh” and “Chyle” with that Detroit drawl, is instantly recognizable.… Continue
THE ATL ALLSTARS X DANNY KRIVIT 05.11.21
November 11, 2021THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Late night, the temperature reads a chilly 43-degrees, up in these streets, at the intersection of Ivan Allen Junior Blvd and Marietta. The soul awakens. From muffled thumps of bass heard in the distance. The hypnotic groove guides the body ever so closer to the pulsating nucleus. A black building. Covered windows. Littered with paper flyers. Destination affirmed.… Continue
Tambor “Deep Awakening” Party 16.10.21
October 29, 2021There It Blows.
Overboard! A forceful gust of wind blows a fedora off a head. A giant plastic A-frame sign collapses. The cool draft blows against the perspiration on the lower back as the body jumps and spins 180 degrees. Sneakers effortlessly slide across the smooth cobblestone dotted red and brown. Breathe deeply. The cool crisp air filling the lungs feels not only refreshing but excites the savory glands.… Continue
OSUNLADE 04.09.21 Amongst the Stars
September 10, 20212300
Twenty-five dollars cash to park! GTFOH. Betta forget about street parking too. Onward the parking quest continues. When music spills over brick edges onto black asphalt. Where groups of melanin hourglasses wearing lemonade braids with sneakers tread. Along the historic of avenues – Auburn.
This is just another hot boy summer Saturday night in these streets. Or is it?… Continue
THOMMY DAVIS 16.05.01 PART 1
June 1, 2021Thommy “Turn It Out” Davis
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His shirtless majesty showcasing chiseled pectorals is in beast mode. Playing heavy four-count thumps that erupts from giant black cabinets. And dancing in front of those speakers will cause hearing loss for days to come. “You’ve waited all week to dance,” proclaims a diva loudly rapping over a beat that slaps. Standing on the pavilion’s ledge is one man who leans into the ear of another and speaks, “More like [we waited] a year.”… Continue