Podcast appearances and mentions of Santos Party House

On this week's season five finale episode, cofounder of Mothers Milk, Jennifer Roman-Matito, tells us about an epic night out that features appearances by Kid Cudi, Drake, after-hours bars, dancing, a 7am diner breakfast, and more!Check out Jennifer on Instagram and Mothers MilkHave fun like JenniferDonate to Project BarkadaThis week's Rachel's Rec: our Season Five Finale Party, come! And a pic of my Citi Bike suitcase setup...WE'LL BE BACK FOR SEASON SIX ON MARCH 6TH DON'T FORGET ABOUT US!They Had Fun on Instagram, Youtube, and our website

On our new weekly lightning round mini ep with Despot, we're fucking around with NFTs, getting stranded on a desert island, battle rapping, Young Thug, the triumphant return of ‘Soak, Marry, Kill' featuring Dap, Lakutis and Ezra, quitting rap, Santos Party House, his signature ring and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Olivia King over Zoom video! Olivia King is a singer, songwriter, dancer, and entrepreneur from Warwick, Rhode Island. Her sound is defined as a cross between Pop and Soul. Inspired by the unique sounds of Lauryn Hill, Musiq Soulchild, and Michael Jackson; Olivia combines old-school soul music with a modern twist.   Olivia has been taking music seriously since she was 16 years old. She started performing in the Boston area at local clubs as well as on radio and TV stations.  Olivia acquired backup dancers in 2013 and the group has opened for major artists such as August Alsina, Eric Bellinger, Hi-Rez, Emilio Rojas and more. She and her dancers perform in popular venues such as Santos Party House in NYC, Naga Nightclub in Boston, and Lupos Heartbreak Hotel in Providence. At age 17, she started writing her own music and by 18 wrote a jingle for Kudo's Trading Company in San Francisco, California. At 19 she auditioned for the popular television show "The Voice," and made it through two rounds.  In January 2017, Olivia decided to go independent and since then, has released quite a few singles, an album and an original Christmas EP. Her music has over 3,00,000 streams on Spotify alone with features on Spotify's New Music Friday UK, Discover Weekly and Release Radar Playlists, topping the Indie Charts. Her Christmas EP is played throughout all Alex and Ani stores during the holiday season. Olivia's music has been placed in major campaigns such as the "Be Your Biggest Fan" Campaign for Caleb McLaughlin from the Emmy Award Winning Netflix Series, "Stranger Things." ​You can find Olivia's music on iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, Amazon, YouTube, Vevo, and more.Aside from music, Olivia is also the founder and CEO of Make Music Moves, an online course that teaches independent artists how to be successful in the music industry.​Follow Olivia's journey at www.instagram.com/oliviakingmusic.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #OliviaKing #DIY #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 11′31″ In Good Hands (feat. Ka) by Navy Blue on Àdá Irin (self released) 12′31″ Richard Pryor (prod. Playa Haze) by Pink Siifu & Fly Anakin on FlySiifu's (Lex) 15′07″ weight by redveil on niagara (self released) 17′11″ Leaving Hell by R.A.P. Ferreira on Purple Moonlight Pages (Ruby Yacht) 19′43″ no, no (prod. by dj blackpower) by MIKE on weight of the world (10k) 24′39″ Stand by Kemba on The World is Watching - EP (Self Released) 27′36″ Something to Rap About (feat. Tyler, The Creator) by Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist on Alfredo (EMPIRE) 32′05″ KISMET (feat, lojii) by IVY SOLE. on SOUTHPAW (Les Fleurs) 35′38″ Dipped by Nappy Nina on 30 Bag (Lucidhaus) 38′46″ B.Q.E (feat. Joey Bada$$ & Bas) by Kota the Friend on Everything (FLTBYS LLC) 42′21″ Chevron by Kenny Mason on Angelic Hoodrat (Self Released) 48′41″ GTA VI by Drakeo the Ruler & JoogSzn on Thank You for Using GTL (Self Released) 50′41″ George Bondo (feat. Conway the Machine & BENNY the BUTCHER) by Westside Gunn on Pray for Paris (Griselda) 54′23″ So.Incredible.pkg by Denzel Curry & Kenny Beats on UNLOCKED (Loma Vista) 57′11″ Detroit River Rock by Boldy James / Sterling Toles on Manger on McNichols (Sector 7-G) 61′05″ Flux Capacitor by Jay Electronica on A Written Testimony (Roc Nation) 64′38″ Famous by Benny the Butcher on Burden of Proof (Griselda) 69′18″ 12.38 by Childish Gambino on 3.15.20 (MCDJ) 75′16″ DOLLAZ ON MY HEAD (feat. Young Thug) by Gunna on WUNNA (300 Entertainment) 78′24″ rex by Kahlil blu on DOG (self released) 80′24″ Peppers and Onions by Tierra Whack on Peppers and Onions - Single (Interscope) 83′11″ Morning Rock by Junglepussy on Jp4 (Secretly Canadian) 88′15″ Blue World by Mac Miller on Circles (Warner) 91′19″ Blue Cheese Salad by Young Nudy on Anyways (RCA) 94′37″ Student Loans by tobi lou on Student Loans - Single (EMPIRE) 96′42″ She Knows This by Kid Cudi on Man On the Moon III: The Chosen (Republic) 100′06″ Celebration Station by Lil Uzi Vert on Eternal Atake (Atlantic) 104′57″ Lockdown by Anderson .Paak on Lockdown - Single (Interscope) 108′10″ Santos Party House (feat. Big K.R.I.T. & Girl Talk) by Smoke DZA, Wiz Khalifa & Curren$y on Homegrown (Cinematic) 111′34″ 24K by Tkay Maidza on Last Year Was Weird, Vol. 2 (4AD) 115′53″ Savage by Megan Thee Stallion on Suga (300 Entertainment) 118′00″ IPHONE by Rico Nasty on Nightmare Vacation (Atlantic) Check out the full archives on the website.

In Episode 79 of The FFP, the whole gang is back and joined by Host of Say What Radio, Jodie B, to discuss the aftermath of Thanksgiving and how it looks in the near future. The gang then gets into a discuss after a restaurant owner out of Dallas had to set his customers straight after throwing that a** in circle one too many times and the gang debates whether it was warranted or not. After Summer Walker’s recent social media rants the gang discusses just why alleged dead beats and toxic partners are so sought after even to this day and the thrill that comes along with it. The talk of the internet this week couldn’t be left out as the Flats breakdown the Celebrity Death Match between Nate Robinson and Jake Paul which ended in shocking fashion. The crew also discuss the Mike Tyson and Roy Jones main event and whether or not they felt it was lackluster or worth the laugh. New music is dove into as well after Lil Wayne released No Ceilings 3 and the team debates if it was gas worthy or super mid. Tune in to Episode 79 NOW! |Intro - N.O.R.E - Nothin| Outro - Smoke DZA w/ Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y ft. Big K.R.I.T. - Santos Party House| (@gullyveli) (@jacoreycwalker) (@shane_mf7) (@hf_cartie) (@jodiesaywha)

PLEASE VOTE EARLY!!! Donate with PayPal® - https://www.paypal.me/celebritydjcarl. DJ Carl© Hip Hop Playlist: 01. THEY. – On and On [V] 02. Justin Bieber & benny blanco – Lonely [P] 03. Young Dolph f. Megan Thee Stallion – RNB [V][V] 04. 24kGoldn f. Iann Dior – Mood 05. Ne-Yo & Jeremih – U 2 Luv 06. Candyman – Knockin' Boots [P] 07. Smoke DZA f. Wiz Khalifa, Big K.R.I.T., Curren$y & Girl Talk – Santos Party House 08. Juicy J f. NLE Choppa – Load It Up [V] 09. Rico Nasty f. Don Toliver & Gucci Mane – Don't Like Me 10. Baby Jake f. 24kGoldn – Cigarettes on Patios [P] 11. O.T. Genasis f. Chris Brown & Charlie Wilson – Back to You 12. Dua Lipa f. DaBaby – Levitating 13. Eric B. & Rakim – I Ain't No Joke 14. Doja Cat f. Gucci Mane – Like That 15. French Montana f. Tory Lanez – Cold 16. Tyga f. Saweetie & YG – Money Mouf 17. Pop Smoke f. 50 Cent & Roddy Ricch – The Woo 18. Anderson .Paak – Jewelz [V] Donations to DJ Carl© help pay for music, servers, and maintenance. Thank you - https://www.paypal.me/celebritydjcarl [V]=Voiceover [S]=Shoutout [P]=Promo

On today's episode of "Say Less," Kaz and Lowkey welcome their good friends Ricky Smith (@Rickonia) out of Cleveland and Random Acts Of Kindness Everywhere as well as the Kushed God Smoke DZA (@SmokeDZA) as Game 1 of the NBA Finals kick off. First, we talk with Rick about why he believes he's the most interesting man in the world whether it's throwing out a first pitch for the Cleveland Indians, sleeping on Tichina Arnold's couch and trying to out-bag Kaz at every turn. We also talk to DZA about his new album, Homegrown, the Blog Era, "Santos Party House" and what it's like being a rap dad. The guys also speak on their predictions for the NBA Finals, the Yankees getting the Cleveland Indians outta here, and much more. Ricky Smith Intro - 2:00 Top 3 People We Know - 3:30 Peeing Weird as a kid - 10:00 Ricky's Special Kit - 13:00 First Time Ricky Met Kaz - 18:00 Tabs At The Club - 19:00 Smoke Dza Intro - 35:00 Blog Era Rap - 40:00 Album Features - 50:30 Production Verzuz - 59:00 NBA Finals Predictions - 1:09:30 -- Follow Say Less: Watch the full video of the podcast on YouTube.com/Kazeem. Hosts: @Kazeem and @LowKeyUHTN @SayLessWithKaz - Instagram @SayLessWithKaz - Twitter Theme Song Produced by BlaaqGold Outro Produced by Krish Records Produced and Edited by Eddin Martinez Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Bucket Up Podcast Good food delivery experiences. Random food cravings that hit. Negative energy is contagious. Jesse's in a movie! youracistsexistbigot.com Kobra Kai show review. Pex Peppers Hot Sauce review. A new sponsor tease. 2 for 2 questions: Would you rather get fake laugh or silence after joke? What is a fruit flavor you like even though you don't like the actual fruit? New music from Alicia Keys, Kamaiyah, Moneybagg Yo, Blac Youngsta, Shy Glizzy and more Soundtrack: "hooligan" Baby Keem "No Stress" WizKid "Santos Party House" By Smoke DZA, Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y, Big K.R.I.T, Girl Talk "Something in the Water" By Saba ft Denzel Curry

A special series with @DJCLEAN and Sakina Ibrahim exploring topics on culture, lifestyle, and spirituality. The world is changing really quickly and culture is the fuel that is driving everything forward” DJ Clean began his career performing at the age of 17 for private parties in Washington D.C. Since then he has lived in Florida, New York City and most recently, Los Angeles. With over 12 years of experience, DJ Clean has spun at high-end venues across the country. He has also shared the stage with Biz Markie, Rev Run, T-Pain, Rick Ross, and many more. Santos Party House, Green House, Thompson Hotel, The Mondrian Hotel, The Hudson Hotel, Tammany Hall, Williamsburg Music Hall, Pranna Lounge, The Attic, West 3d Common, Free Candy, No.8 NYC , The 40/40 Club, Los Globos, Mint Lounge, Library Bar DTLA, The Reserve and Baja Beach Club are some of the many places he's played. In 2014, he won the Sprite Spinoff Battle in New York City. He travels around the country performing at music festivals. He has also performed at Afropunk Atlanta, Afropunk NYC, 2018 Tennessee Gay Pride Fest, 2015 New York Puertorican Day Parade, Vidcon, Vans Surf Competition, the 2018 Washington DC Folk Life Festival and much more. His extraordinary talent to play for diverse crowds is why he is considered "The Sound of The People" MORE ABOUT THE DJ Sakina Ibrahim is an NAACP Image Award-nominated Author, Creative, Social Entrepreneur, and Professor of Dance. She has been featured on platforms such as Aspire TV, Black Enterprise Magazine and Essence Fest and more. Sakina is a passionate woman whose brand focus is Movement, Culture and Mindfulness. She has presented workshops centered in these elements institutions such as Drexel University, George Washington University (Black Girl Health Expo), University of California Irvine, the Boston Women's Conference, Michigan State University, the Trayvon Martin Foundation, and many more organizations and institutions. Sakina holds a Masters of Fine Arts from the University of California, Irvine and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of the Arts. Her inspiring books include Big Words to Little Me: Advice to the younger self, Daily Moves: Affirmations for the Millennial and a goal-setting guide A Hustler's Planner. Sakina’s performance credits include: Rennie Harris RHAW, Beauty Shop the Play featured on OWN Network, Bayside the Musical, Creed 2, Silver linings Playbook and more. Sakina received her theatrical training from Susan Batson Studios in New York and Michelle Danner Acting Studio in Los Angeles. She has served as the Rehearsal Assistant to Legendary Choreographer Donald McKayle and worked closely as the Assistant to Hollywood Creative Director Anthony Burrell. Her work explores how to use the arts and literacy as a tool of empowerment and self-discovery. She has worked for organizations such as Jill Scott’s Blues Babe Foundation, The Dance Theater of Harlem, Mark Morris Dance Center, and the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Growing up with a disabled family member, Sakina has always had an interest in the healing arts and began to study somatics, yoga and mind-body centering as modalities to help people restore and heal their body’s. Sakina continues to expand her passion of the arts, creativity, and healing nationally through classes, workshops, speaking engagements, film and more. MORE ABOUT THE DANCER --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A special series with @DJCLEAN and Sakina Ibrahim exploring topics on culture, lifestyle, and spirituality. The world is changing really quickly and culture is the fuel that is driving everything forward DJ Clean began his career performing at the age of 17 for private parties in Washington D.C. Since then he has lived in Florida, New York City and most recently, Los Angeles. With over 12 years of experience, DJ Clean has spun at high-end venues across the country. He has also shared the stage with Biz Markie, Rev Run, T-Pain, Rick Ross, and many more. Santos Party House, Green House, Thompson Hotel, The Mondrian Hotel, The Hudson Hotel, Tammany Hall, Williamsburg Music Hall, Pranna Lounge, The Attic, West 3d Common, Free Candy, No.8 NYC , The 40/40 Club, Los Globos, Mint Lounge, Library Bar DTLA, The Reserve and Baja Beach Club are some of the many places he's played. In 2014, he won the Sprite Spinoff Battle in New York City. He travels around the country performing at music festivals. He has also performed at Afropunk Atlanta, Afropunk NYC, 2018 Tennessee Gay Pride Fest, 2015 New York Puertorican Day Parade, Vidcon, Vans Surf Competition, the 2018 Washington DC Folk Life Festival and much more. His extraordinary talent to play for diverse crowds is why he is considered "The Sound of The People" MORE ABOUT THE DJ Sakina Ibrahim is an NAACP Image Award-nominated Author, Creative, Social Entrepreneur, and Professor of Dance. She has been featured on platforms such as Aspire TV, Black Enterprise Magazine and Essence Fest and more. Sakina is a passionate woman whose brand focus is Movement, Culture and Mindfulness. She has presented workshops centered in these elements institutions such as Drexel University, George Washington University (Black Girl Health Expo), University of California Irvine, the Boston Women's Conference, Michigan State University, the Trayvon Martin Foundation, and many more organizations and institutions. Sakina holds a Masters of Fine Arts from the University of California, Irvine and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of the Arts. Her inspiring books include Big Words to Little Me: Advice to the younger self, Daily Moves: Affirmations for the Millennial and a goal-setting guide A Hustler's Planner. Sakina’s performance credits include: Rennie Harris RHAW, Beauty Shop the Play featured on OWN Network, Bayside the Musical, Creed 2, Silver linings Playbook and more. Sakina received her theatrical training from Susan Batson Studios in New York and Michelle Danner Acting Studio in Los Angeles. She has served as the Rehearsal Assistant to Legendary Choreographer Donald McKayle and worked closely as the Assistant to Hollywood Creative Director Anthony Burrell. Her work explores how to use the arts and literacy as a tool of empowerment and self-discovery. She has worked for organizations such as Jill Scott’s Blues Babe Foundation, The Dance Theater of Harlem, Mark Morris Dance Center, and the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Growing up with a disabled family member, Sakina has always had an interest in the healing arts and began to study somatics, yoga and mind-body centering as modalities to help people restore and heal their body’s. Sakina continues to expand her passion of the arts, creativity, and healing nationally through classes, workshops, speaking engagements, film and more. MORE ABOUT THE DANCER --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A special series with @DJCLEAN and Sakina Ibrahim exploring topics on culture, lifestyle, and spirituality. The world is changing really quickly and culture is the fuel that is driving everything forward” DJ Clean began his career performing at the age of 17 for private parties in Washington D.C. Since then he has lived in Florida, New York City and most recently, Los Angeles. With over 12 years of experience, DJ Clean has spun at high-end venues across the country. He has also shared the stage with Biz Markie, Rev Run, T-Pain, Rick Ross, and many more. Santos Party House, Green House, Thompson Hotel, The Mondrian Hotel, The Hudson Hotel, Tammany Hall, Williamsburg Music Hall, Pranna Lounge, The Attic, West 3d Common, Free Candy, No.8 NYC , The 40/40 Club, Los Globos, Mint Lounge, Library Bar DTLA, The Reserve and Baja Beach Club are some of the many places he's played. In 2014, he won the Sprite Spinoff Battle in New York City. He travels around the country performing at music festivals. He has also performed at Afropunk Atlanta, Afropunk NYC, 2018 Tennessee Gay Pride Fest, 2015 New York Puertorican Day Parade, Vidcon, Vans Surf Competition, the 2018 Washington DC Folk Life Festival and much more. His extraordinary talent to play for diverse crowds is why he is considered "The Sound of The People" MORE ABOUT THE DJ Sakina Ibrahim is an NAACP Image Award-nominated Author, Creative, Social Entrepreneur, and Professor of Dance. She has been featured on platforms such as Aspire TV, Black Enterprise Magazine and Essence Fest and more. Sakina is a passionate woman whose brand focus is Movement, Culture and Mindfulness. She has presented workshops centered in these elements institutions such as Drexel University, George Washington University (Black Girl Health Expo), University of California Irvine, the Boston Women's Conference, Michigan State University, the Trayvon Martin Foundation, and many more organizations and institutions. Sakina holds a Masters of Fine Arts from the University of California, Irvine and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of the Arts. Her inspiring books include Big Words to Little Me: Advice to the younger self, Daily Moves: Affirmations for the Millennial and a goal-setting guide A Hustler's Planner. Sakina’s performance credits include: Rennie Harris RHAW, Beauty Shop the Play featured on OWN Network, Bayside the Musical, Creed 2, Silver linings Playbook and more. Sakina received her theatrical training from Susan Batson Studios in New York and Michelle Danner Acting Studio in Los Angeles. She has served as the Rehearsal Assistant to Legendary Choreographer Donald McKayle and worked closely as the Assistant to Hollywood Creative Director Anthony Burrell. Her work explores how to use the arts and literacy as a tool of empowerment and self-discovery. She has worked for organizations such as Jill Scott’s Blues Babe Foundation, The Dance Theater of Harlem, Mark Morris Dance Center, and the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Growing up with a disabled family member, Sakina has always had an interest in the healing arts and began to study somatics, yoga and mind-body centering as modalities to help people restore and heal their body’s. Sakina continues to expand her passion of the arts, creativity, and healing nationally through classes, workshops, speaking engagements, film and more. MORE ABOUT THE DANCER --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

You may have heard Peter Napoli at one of his traveling BRÜT parties (NY, LA, SF and Chicago), where his pulsating beat reigns over packed dance floors and throngs of young men in gear. While this nightlife attraction has been a mainstay for years, Peter’s love of music actually began far earlier, growing up in a family of musicians in the boroughs of New York City. Rhythm was a constant in the Napoli household. Peter’s dad is a well-known drummer and there was always a groove happening at home. That early exposure to the relationship between kick-drumming and ass-shaking propelled Peter to find a career in music beginning in Mexico City in 2009. Back home in NYC, the young firebrand honed his skills at Santos Party House, which escalated him to opportunities in Europe, North and South America. As his sound evolved, Peter found inspiration in Deep House and Techno, but also the classic basslines of Frankie Knuckles and David Cole. This diversity is on display at his legendary Burning Man sets, and now at Voyage. In its latest iteration, Napoli’s sound is an evolution from the stagnant circuit scene of decades past, to a future built on an array of percussion and an inclusive cast of talent and performers. Peter’s latest party brand, Voyage, is a newcomer to the scene. Its rhythm is the journey; a new venture for aficionados of House and Techno, and the Electronic music community. Connect with Peterhttps://soundcloud.com/djpeternapoli https://www.facebook.com/djpeternapoli/ https://www.instagram.com/djpeternapoli/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Santos Party House shuts down after racism controversy. Morrissey is playing Riot Fest. Sticks and Stones reunite.

Santos Party House closes after hosting Skin Head Festival, Pusha-T & Jay-Z vs Tomi Lahren, Amber Heard accuses Johnny Depp of Abuse and Sex Talk touches herself as we discuss masturbation

PlayBoySwag is a independent artist with his own incoporated company PlayWorldMusic. PlayBoySwag most notable penned record is "Choppa Down" performed by French Montana. PlayBoySwag currently has a charting single on MediaBase, "Can't Call It", produced by multi-platinum producer Jahlil Beats and mastered by the multiple Grammy-Winner Chris Gehringer at NYC legendary Sterling Sounds. His record, "Can't Call It", has also charted on the Digital Charts and have been publicly recognized by top name DJ's in their respectable cities such as DJ Envy, DJ Divine Martino, DJ Ceelo, DJ King Assassin, The MixMaster88, and much more. He appeared in the XXL Freshmen Cover issue set for in June 15. He has performed at SOB's opening for Teyanna Taylor, Miami's King Of Diamonds with "We The Best" DJ Nasty, and Santos Party House for the BXC Festival most recently. He recently performed in Jamaica and during OVO Fest weekend.

You read it correctly. At the risk of exposing more people to it than it deserves, we present: Tha Gatherin' - A Rap Group Exclusively based on Magic: The Gathering, the Collectible Card Game from the 90s, and unfortunately, today. We explore theories as to why King Diamond sold out 3 nights in NYC, one of which we will be "covering". Braindance is at Santos Party House, Saturday 11/21, and we will be there as well. Also Sebastian (lead singer of Braindance) accepts my friend request LIVE on the podcast! We explore (unpleasantly) the other projects from the producer of Tha Gatherin, Spruke. This results in another tangent about YouTubers and finally why the movie/show Catfish are so terrible. Whatever, its a podcast, we can talk about stuff. co-host Rich and Eric

Breakfast is no longer the most important meal of the day. That ratchet shxt you love is back! Join the #SundayDinnerCrew b/k/a #HolliewoodAndFriends (Hollie Wood, Venor & Miss Juddy) tonight at 8pm ET. as they give you the latest #HotInTheBlogs topics as only they can! TONIGHT: Bobby Shmurda isn't getting paid?Snoop Dogg vs. Iggy Azalea, is the fued really over?"American Horror Story" and "How To Get Away With Murder" seasons thus far review.Def Jam 30th Anniversary. Those topics and MORE! Including #RecklessAndRatchet and #WhatBlowsMine? Where you, the listener can call in and tell us what's that one thing that just gets under your Tune in tonight at 8pm ET! You can call 646-716-8544just to listen or press 1 to be a part of the show and speak your mind on the topics. ______________________________________ Are you an artist? Do you know an artist? Submit music to the be played on the show holliewoodandfriendsradio@gmail.com **CATCH HOLLIE WOOD AND FRIENDS LIVE IN CONCERT - OCT. 25th at the #HolliewoodAndFriends Day Party and Concert - 12-5PM - at Santos Party House in NYC - Presented by Hampton Blu Entertainment FEATURING PERFORMANCES BY HOLLIE WOOD, VENOR, TATIANA SCOTT, LUCE, PAYTRA AND MORE... 16+ - TIX $10 -FACEBOOK.COM/HOLLIEWOODANDFRIENDS**

www.qsjradio.com   Willis Brook formerly known as YG hails from South Bronx, New York. As a former signee to Lumidee’s Logy Music Entertainment label, the new project is Brook's first project since his departure with the label in 2011. "PMTM" was released in 2010 under the label along with Coast 2 Coast Mixtapes. To date, Brook has released his first major project and has performed at many events around New York City including iStandard’s Producer Showcase at Webster Hall, the Santos Party House and SOBs for the New Bronx Kings event presented by The Source. Since releasing his first single and visual "Burn Notice", He is currently promoting his new mixtape “PMTM2” which is out now featuring his singles “Intervention” and "Rising". Keep up with Willis Brook by following @iamwillisbrook on all Social media. For booking inquiries email his management at familyfirstmgmt@gmail.com Website under construction: www.iamwillisbrook.com

Peter Rauhofer is a Legend. His music has inspired and touched so many people, myself included! I consider myself blessed to have experienced the master at "Work" on many occasions. Limelight, Roxy, Stereo, Highline Ballroom, Roseland Ballroom, Cielo, Water taxi Beach, Santos Party House, District 36, XL and Pacha are some of the many New York nightclubs/venues i've sweated it out on the the dance floor to Peter's beats. I listened, I learned and I am truly greatful to have been inspired by such a great talent over the past 11 years. As for this podcasts, It's a little something i put together back in 2006-2007 as a tribute to Peter, but i chose not to release it out of respect. Now with his passing i am releasing it to honor him and carry on his legacy. This mix leans towards the Stereo/Highline Ballroom WORK party era. It features some of Peter's remixes as well as many of the tracks he was spinning during this time. Though it truely saddens me that he is gone, his spirit will live on for years and years through his amazing music.  Those Adidas shoes will never be filled! REST IN PEACE Peter! Now let me see you WORK! 

This week: Live from NADA, okay not live now, but live at the time, why do you care, oh, wait, you don't sorry. Amanda and Richard on the radio broadcasting from 89.0 "The Shack" at  NADA 2011. We interview the seriously fascinating Narcissister! Narcissister is a Brooklyn-based artist and performer. Her formative dance training took place at the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center. Among her professional highlights was being selected to perform with the Alvin Ailey Company in Memoria, one of Ailey's seminal pieces, touring Europe as a dancer in a German rock-opera and performing in industrial work for Mercedes Benz. In addition to her performance work, Narcissister works in many other creative media including contemporary quilting, collage, sculpture, printmaking and photography. She has participated in studio residencies including The Whitney Museum Independent Study Program and the Art in General Eastern European Residency Program. In addition, her work has been included in group shows and media publications. Narcissister has also worked extensively as a commercial artist, designing window displays and working as a stylist and art director. The Narcissister performance project integrates her prior experience as a professional dancer with her current visual and commercial art practices. Narcissister has been receiving much recognition as an outstanding artist and performer through the written word, invitations, and awards. Her art film "The Self-Gratifier" won an award for "Best Use of a Sex Toy" at The 2008 Good Vibrations Erotic Film Festival. In April 2009 she was awarded a Backstage Magazine "Bistro Award" for Outstanding Vaudeville/Burlesque Performance, a category created especially to honor Narcissister's performance work. In addition being a featured performer at The Box NYC, Narcissister has presented live work at Deitch Projects, Joe's Pub, Dixon Place, and Anna Kustera Gallery, and has starred in and curated performance shows at Santos Party House and The Zipper Factory. Her art videos have been included in gallery shows and film festivals worldwide. In Spring 2009, Narcissister co-starred in "All Made Up: Fauxnique/Monique Jenkinson and Narcissister," a performance art show at The New Museum in New York. In Spring 2010, she workshopped "This Masquerade," an evening-length piece at The Kitchen. She remounted "This Masquerade" at Abrons Art Center in Winter 2011. Narcissister was a re-performer of Marina Abramovic's Luminosity piece as part of the groundbreaking retrospective "The Artist is Present" at MoMA. Narcissister is also developing an international following. In Spring 2009 she was invited to present an evening length solo show as part of the Music Biennale in Zagreb, Croatia. She has presented work at Chicks on Speed's Girl Monster Festival in Hamburg, Germany, at the Edgy Women Festival in Montreal, and at "The Festival of Women" in Ljubljana, Slovania. She also presented work at Warehouse 09, Copenhagen's first live art festival, and at "Bordel Des Arts," a performance series at Lucas Carrieri gallery in Berlin.

On this festive night of the Metal Injection LiveCast, Rob was away doing his thing at SXSW in Texas while the rest of us did a live podcast. The celebration started with a conversation about Noa's dog and his sexual orientation then animal porn and vile things that are done to horses. We naturally digress to a conversation about the Golden Girls, Phil Donahue, Geraldo then critique The Situation's poor comedy routine. We take a short music break and come back with the party guru himself Andrew WK. We break the ice and ask Andrew WK if he heard Sid & Rob talk about him last week. He did and was very gracious about his response to the floating allegations. Soon after we learn about Andrew WK's wardrobe, analyze Sid's anti-fun personality, explore Andrew's fandom for Nicolas Cage, get schooled on the Michigan grindcore, power violence scene and find out Andrew's death metal roots. Lot's more happened and before the interview ends we get a personal invite from Andrew WK to come back to his venue Santos Party House in New York City at any time. When we come back from our second music break we explain to a 'first time- long time' listener who Allen is then we begin Master Tweet Theater but this time with Gilbert Gottfried's too soon Japanese jokes. Some more happened but at this point your download should be done, so just listen to it.   Here is what we played on our music breaks. We dedicated them to Japan by only playing Japanese bands (with the exception of the one Andrew WK track): Loudness– Crazy Nights Boris– The Woman on the Screen Fuck on the Beach– Something I don't wanna know Teengenerate– Dressed in Black Andrew WK– Party Hard Swarrrm– Never Believe Hi-Standard– Asian Pride Husking Bee– ♯4 Unholy Grave– Mental Disease Sigh- A Sunset Song S.O.B– Fuck or Die Blotto- Goodbye Melt-Banana– One Dimensional