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Hommeboy exudes impending stardom for more reasons than sharing the same birthday as Rihanna and Kurt Cobain. His vibe is both fluid and grounded. Rapping over an infectious, funky mashup of rhythmic hip-hop and pop sounds, the Atlanta artist is ushering in a new era for his city and beyond.  Infused with messages of positivity and the beauty of embracing duality and temporality, his music aims to fill a void in the musical space that people are beginning to crave more and more as an escape from the typical themes explored in most mainstream music. In 2017, Hommeboy's debut EP FUNKWTIME gained the attention of artist peers Dev Hynes and Azealia Banks, and put him on stages at Afropunk, Adult Swim, Art Basel, Soho House New York, and more. “What We Want” and "This One" are the first singles off of Hommeboy's forthcoming project “Era of Good Feelings”. GO RAISE YOUR FREQUENCIES WITH HOMMEBOY on iHeartradio and all major platforms with the P.E.G FAMILY. WHAT WE WANT & THIS ONE is now playing. The vibes are set and unmatched. It's just a vibe ting!!!!

Chef Neill Howell was born in England. His father's career in the army moved the family quite often, taking them not only to Northern Ireland (his mother's native country), but also Hong Kong and Brunei. After catering college, Neill worked to refine his chef skills through his employment in London, New York City, Los Angeles and now Baltimore. Neill's vast London experience in restaurants such as Langan's Brasserie, Asia De Cuba, Hush, Home House and The Grove Hotel earned him a job in the United States. ​Prior to his Executive Chef role here in Baltimore at Bond Street Social, he served as Executive Chef for 4 years at one of New York City's most popular dining establishments of it's time  - The Stanton Social in the Lower East Side. It was the exclusive Soho House New York that orginally brought him stateside. There he catered to a celebrity clientele at the New York location and in Los Angeles during Oscar Events. It his also where he met his wife and co-owner, Emily.  Since opening The Corner Pantry, Neill has been able to truly discover who he is as a chef - utilizing fresh, local ingredients while pulling inspiration from his life, work and travels around the globe.  He is a proud father of Annabelle (8) and Clive (4) and spends his time outside of the kitchen training in the pool or on the road for his other passion, triathalon competitions. The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture. Mentioned in this episode:The Corner Pantry To find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory. Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode ★ Support this podcast ★

For the first episode of How To Be An Artist, host Kate Bryan chats to British artist Idris Khan. He reflects on the moment he sold his artwork to Charles Saatchi as a fresh art graduate, and discusses the importance of doubt as part of the creative process. Based in London, Khan works in various media, drawing from a diverse range of cultural sources, including music, philosophy, literature, and religion. In 2017, he received an OBE for his services to art. Khan's artwork can also be found in our Houses: Little House Mayfair, DUMBO House, Soho House New York, 40 Greek Street, Shoreditch House, and Soho House Rome (opening soon).

Gregory Siff joins DJ Skee in this chapter of the Topps Project 2020 Artist Interview series to talk his iconic designs behind the series, history as a sports fan, love of baseball, and story coming up as an artist. Siff has done commissions and installations for Mercedes Benz, Vans, Red Bull, and Warner Bros. among others and his artworks are included in Swizz Beatz's Dean Collection, Deitch Projects, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Soho House New York and the Google HQ, to name a few.

Gregory Siff was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1977. Gregory lives and works in Los Angeles. His artworks are included in Swizz Beatz’s Dean Collection, Deitch Projects, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Soho House New York and the Google HQ, to name a few. Siff’s exhibitions include "When You Were Little You Used to Color," 287 Gallery (2018), “Happiness Dealer,” Samuel Owen Gallery Nantucket (2017), "Portrait of an American Ice Cream Man," 4AM Gallery (2016), Art Miami: Gallery Valentine (2016), “Walls,” Pacific Design Center (2015), Scope Miami and New York (2018-2019), “Matter of Time,” Gallery Brown (2012), “There & Back,” Siren Studios x The Art Reserve (2012). Siff has touched all areas of the art world with pieces on display in the Museum of Modern Art’s MoMA PS1 for Klaus Biesenbach’s group show “Rockaway!" as well as a mural in the ACE Museum for non-profit The Art of Elysium with Christie’s Auction House. He was selected by Vans Custom Culture to be one of their “Art Ambassadors” inspiring students across the United States to embrace their creativity. His hand-painted Vans were on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art. He has done commissions and installations for Mercedes-Benz, Helmut Lang, Adidas, Marc Jacobs with Louisxxx, Forbes, Rolling Stone, Teen Vogue, The Standard, Sotheby’s, Warner Bros. Records and Pyer Moss. Painting in a purposeful yet playful manner, his work exhibits meaning that is literal yet open for interpretation of nostalgia and childhood. Capturing happy moments while also tackling more serious topics, like the “Black Lives Matter” campaign, Gregory Siff does not shy away from using his art to initiate a conversation.

Jason Mitchell Kahn has been planning weddings for ten years now. It began while he was running all of the events at the iconic Soho House New York and became known as their in- house wedding guru. When same-sex marriage first became legal in New York he pitched his idea and got a book deal to publish the first wedding planner for gay grooms aptly named Getting Groomed. From there he went to Shiraz Events overseeing their wedding division in New York, Los Angeles and London. He is now in the third year of having his own business Jason Mitchell Kahn and Co. Additionally, he serves as the Director of Weddings and Editorial for Men's Vows. Jason is also a playwright and known for bringing his story-telling lens to his events. You can read a handful of his creative ideas on his latest blog post “Tips for a Successful Virtual Wedding.” Today he joins us to share some of those valuable tips! We are also joined by real life quarantine wedding couples - Jim and Kim, and Julia and Jordan. And wedding photographer David Perlman. Click HERE to become a premium subscriber and unlock all of the amazingness:       Ad-free, full length episodes      The TBWPP Wedding Planning Resource Center with  Access to 6 mini courses of The Big Wedding Planning Master Class  Wedding Planning Templates and Tools Big Takeaways There are tech sides to a zoom wedding! It's still important to think and prepare beforehand. Logistically, consider if you can get your wedding license during the shut down. If not, know if that is an important factor to your virtual ceremony. Couple Jim and Kim had their license before the shut down, and they decided they still will do an in-person ceremony in December. There is a lot of room to get creative. There are no precedents for this, make it yours. Give yourself some room to be sad and upset. Don't think you have to adjust immediately. Feelings are part of this process. If you are interested in getting married in this way during the quarantine, but cannot get your hand on a marriage license, contact your county office. It is possible to change laws and restrictions if enough people ask for the licenses to become available. The most important parts of the recipe are the officiant, the couple, and the zoom link. Make the day different than other days. Order nice takeout, get out the good champagne, do something to have a genuine celebration. Links We Referenced https://jasonmitchellkahn.com/blog instagram.com/mrjasonmitchell facebook.com/jasonmitchellkahnandco https://www.davidperlmanphotography.com instagram.com/davidperlmanphotography facebook.com/davidperlmanphotography unboringofficiant.com/bigwedding thrivecausemetics.com/bigwedding (Code: BIGWEDDING at checkout for 15% off) Quotes “In some ways, more people are attending than would have at in person weddings, because no one is restricted by travel or anything like that.” - Jason “It's not as hard as you would think to do, just practice!” - Jim “Be very humble with the people you are working with, because they will work a lot harder if you actually treat them like a human being.” - Jim “I got all dressed up in my suit. I got all ready for their wedding, at my home. And I took pictures of my computer screen.” - David Get In Touch:  The Big Wedding Planning Podcast is… Hosted and produced by Michelle Martinez  Music by Steph Altman of Mophonics  On Instagram @thebigweddingplanningpodcast and be sure to use #planthatwedding when posting, so you can get our attention! Easy to get in touch with. Email us at hello@thebigweddingplanningpodcast.com or Call and leave a message at 415-723-1625 and you might hear your voice on an episode Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason Mitchell Kahn has been planning weddings for ten years now. It began while he was running all of the events at the iconic Soho House New York and became known as their in- house wedding guru. When same-sex marriage first became legal in New York he pitched his idea and got a book deal to publish the first wedding planner for gay grooms aptly named Getting Groomed. From there he went to Shiraz Events overseeing their wedding division in New York, Los Angeles and London. He is now in the third year of having his own business Jason Mitchell Kahn and Co. Additionally, he serves as the Director of Weddings and Editorial for Men's Vows. Jason is also a playwright and known for bringing his story-telling lens to his events. You can read a handful of his creative ideas on his latest blog post “Tips for a Successful Virtual Wedding.” Today he joins us to share some of those valuable tips! We are also joined by real life quarantine wedding couples - Jim and Kim, and Julia and Jordan. And wedding photographer David Perlman. Big Takeaways There are tech sides to a zoom wedding! It's still important to think and prepare beforehand. Logistically, consider if you can get your wedding license during the shut down. If not, know if that is an important factor to your virtual ceremony. Couple Jim and Kim had their license before the shut down, and they decided they still will do an in-person ceremony in December. There is a lot of room to get creative. There are no precedents for this, make it yours. Give yourself some room to be sad and upset. Don't think you have to adjust immediately. Feelings are part of this process. If you are interested in getting married in this way during the quarantine, but cannot get your hand on a marriage license, contact your county office. It is possible to change laws and restrictions if enough people ask for the licenses to become available. The most important parts of the recipe are the officiant, the couple, and the zoom link. Make the day different than other days. Order nice takeout, get out the good champagne, do something to have a genuine celebration. Links We Referenced https://jasonmitchellkahn.com/blog (https://jasonmitchellkahn.com/blog) instagram.com/mrjasonmitchell (https://www.instagram.com/mrjasonmitchell/) facebook.com/jasonmitchellkahnandco (https://www.facebook.com/JasonMitchellKahnandCo/) https://www.davidperlmanphotography.com (https://www.davidperlmanphotography.com) instagram.com/davidperlmanphotography (https://www.instagram.com/davidperlmanphotography/) facebook.com/davidperlmanphotography (https://www.facebook.com/DavidPerlmanPhotography/) unboringofficiant.com/bigwedding (https://www.unboringofficiant.com/bigwedding/) thrivecausemetics.com/bigwedding (https://thrivecausemetics.com/collections/best-sellers-1?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=bigwedding) (Code: BIGWEDDING at checkout for 15% off) Quotes “In some ways, more people are attending than would have at in person weddings, because no one is restricted by travel or anything like that.” - Jason “It's not as hard as you would think to do, just practice!” - Jim “Be very humble with the people you are working with, because they will work a lot harder if you actually treat them like a human being.” - Jim “I got all dressed up in my suit. I got all ready for their wedding, at my home. And I took pictures of my computer screen.” - David Get In Touch EMAIL: thebigweddingplanningpodcast@gmail.com FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TBWPpodcast/ (https://www.facebook.com/TBWPpodcast/) INSTAGRAM: @thebigweddingplanningpodcast (https://www.instagram.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast/) BE SURE TO USE THE HASHTAG: #planthatwedding TWITTER: @TBWPpodcast PHONE: (415) 723-1625 Leave us a message and you might hear your voice on the show! PATREON: www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast (https://www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast) Special Guest: Jason Mitchell Kahn.

We had a blast chatting it up with Eduardo and Jason of Men's Vows. An online magazine dedicated to sharing advice and inspiration for gay weddings AND the first wedding directory exclusively for grooms! Eduardo Braniff is founder and Editor-in-Chief of Men's Vows. Leveraging his expertise in editorial, branding and experiential design, and having attended over 175 weddings in his life, Men's Vows is a natural intersection of his professional and personal experience. Men's Vows is dedicated to supporting men who marry, helping create new wedding traditions and celebrating men who've found “their man.” Men's Vows shares advice and inspiration from engagement to honeymoon, illustrating the process from “I will” to “I do” and beyond. Founded five years ago, Men's Vows is proud of being one of the largest gay male wedding sites, with over 75K followers on Instagram, countless couples who have selected us as the platform for sharing their love story, and being part of changing how everyone understands and embraces what it is to get married today. Jason Mitchell Kahn is the owner and creative director of his own namesake wedding planning company Jason Mitchell Kahn & Co., and the “In-House Expert” for Men's Vows Magazine. Jason began working full time as a wedding planner after the 2014 launch of his new book GETTING GROOMED: THE ULTIMATE WEDDING PLANNER FOR GAY GROOMS Jason's work experience spans from serving as resident Wedding Planner for Shiraz Events to being the In-house wedding expert at Soho House New York. While at Soho House New York, Jason also designed, planned, and ran fashion shows, book launches, art festivals, movie premieres, opening nights, gala dinners, and awards shows post parties. The job took him around the world from Oscar parties in L.A. to events held in chateaus in Cannes and even an underground subway station in Toronto. Jason brings to weddings his passion for drama honed from his career and education in theatre. Two of his plays had professional premieres in New York and have since had productions around the world. Jason approaches all weddings with his playwriting background: What is the couple's version of their most beautiful story to be told? *Big Takeaways * For gay men, and lesbian women, it has only been about five years since the marriage equality law has been passed. It's relatively new. Finding a wedding planner who understands your wants and desires is so important. Jason and Eduardo are fighting hard to make it accessible, and easy for every couple to have their dream wedding. Men's Vows allows for representation of all types of people, not just the picture perfect, model-esque couples. Most men are not targeted in the wedding industry, and neither are lesbian women. For Jason, he sees the importance that marriage could have for the non-traditional scenarios. It's important to find your flavor and taste and make the day for you. Just because the known thing is most common doesn't mean you have to do it! There is no steadfast way to wed. It's important to take a look at every element of the wedding, and see if you are doing something because you feel like you have to, or because you want to. Aside from signing the paperwork, it's your day to play with and make your relationship shine. Pinterest is a beautiful place to get inspiration, but it's also important to acknowledge that it's not always representing the typical budget or set-up for a wedding. You don't have to have an insane budget to have a special and meaningful day. When it comes to putting together who to invite, there are beautiful, kind ways of letting the people you love know you love them, but that they aren't invited to the wedding. Jason talks about receiving a letter from a couple who are dear friends that explain how much they are excited to have him in their life, and can't wait to share about the wedding. It is a nice way to make people not feel forgotten or unwanted, but makes it clear that there just isn't room without having to be so blunt. Quotes “The princess fantasy becomes the bride fantasy. But where is the prince fantasy that becomes the groom fantasy?” - Eduardo “I love the idea of wedding as culmination, instead of wedding as beginning.” - Eduardo “One of the things that I do want to underline, particularly in the gay space where it's sort of like, ‘chart your own course, and everything's independent, and reinvent the rules!” If you wanna walk down the aisle with your mother or your father and like hand over a bouquet, and raise a veil, and do in sickness and health vows, go and do that!” - Jason “Every article, and every picture that has ‘performed better,' in these days of digital metrics, are the ones where it's an unexpected pair.” - Eduardo Links We Referenced https://mensvows.com/ instagram.com/mensvows Get In Touch EMAIL: thebigweddingplanningpodcast@gmail.com FACEBOOK: @TBWPpodcast FACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TBWPP/ INSTAGRAM: @thebigweddingplanningpodcast BE SURE TO USE THE HASHTAG: #planthatwedding PHONE: (415) 723-1625 Leave us a message and you might hear your voice on the show! PATREON: www.patreon.com/thebigweddingplanningpodcast Special Guests: Eduardo Braniff and Jason Mitchell Kahn.

Subdrive brings you our podcast showcasing mixes from artists we respect and love. Their mixes reflect whatever they’re feeling and are inspired by at the moment. We present them without track listing so you can focus on the mix; not the next song. This month we’re excited to showcase NY based Darelectric. Born Darianna Mayer in Caracas, Venezuela, Darelectric has aligned herself with the Secret Guests crew, produces a monthly live radio show for Globalmixx Radio called ‘Stamina’, and has released original productions such as 'Romantic Soul EP' for Moveubabe Records and 'Cruise EP' for Klinik Room Recordings. Darelectric joined us at our Soho House New York residency this month and laid down a beautiful and groovy set that blends her influences and taste from the broad spectrum of house and techno. We thought it absolutely fitting to share that same live set from our event with our following for her Subdrive podcast. Heavy percussion, bassy grooves, and beautiful vocal cuts take you on a journey to distant and imagined places, just as she did that Saturday night with us. Follow Darelectric on Soundcloud → @darelectric Like Darelectric on Facebook → facebook.com/Darelectric.Music Follow Darelectric on Instagram & Twitter → @darelectric
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Low Profile – Act VII | March 6 2017 in the Vinyl Room at Soho House New York Three Corners - The Five Americans Big Time (Vb Acoustic Mix) - Electrokingdom Able - Pharrell Williams Cantaloupe Island (Tribute To Herbie Hancock) - Genius Sleepy Kids - Barclay Crenshaw Joy Feat. Ommas Keith - Restless Soul Fun Band Life Is Like A Cloud (Visioneers Remix Instrumental) - Luman Child Feat Squala Orphan Hand In Hand - Phil Collins Cog In The Wheel - Baba Ali Groove Unlimited - Monsieur Jean Last Forever - George Kelly All This Love I Have ( Young Pulse Mix) – Minnie Ripperton Nuttin' But Love - Heavy D & The Boyz N.T. - Q-Tip & Busta Rhymes Bop - DJ Mitsu The Beats Oh Brother - Robjamweb Moon Parade – P-Sol Satisfaction Express - George Kelly You - Le Smooth Revolution Is Here - Re-Tide The Funky Technician Is Back (Nils M. Disco Edit) - Mr Luke & Nicolas Saad J2thab - PBR Streetgang Do It Right (Funkylicious Re-Construction) - A Tribute To Funk Back On The Streets - Rare Force Get Up - Jack Le Funk Makin A Livin - Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez I Love You – I.A. Love's In Need Of Love Today - John Minnis' Big Bone Band Thank You [The Reflex Revision] – Billy Paul __________ Act VI - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2017-01-10T11_21_02-08_00 Act V - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2016-12-06T09_54_28-08_00 Act IV - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2016-11-30T16_08_26-08_00 Act III - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2016-10-11T12_47_10-07_00 Act II - http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2016-06-08T14_29_48-07_00 Act I - http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2016-04-15T15_15_04-07_00 https://www.sohohouseny.com/house/vinyl-room + https://www.facebook.com/qoolmarv/ + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/

Low Profile – Act VI | January 9 2017 in the Vinyl Room at Soho House New York DJ Kevin Leonard Tracklist forthcoming Qool Marv Live At Joe's - COLLEN WEBB Ain't No Sunshine - POLDOORE Hello, I Love You - MINIMATIC I Love It (feat Nada Funk - Jack Priest remix) - UNOMAS Rising On Top - DJ Laurel Brothers Dub - OUT OF THE BASEMENT Into My Life - Ron Basejam Castles In The Sky - Luvless In The Rain - DR PACKER True Player – Buggin’ Out Spanish Joint (Kero One Remix) – D’angelo Polite (Reverend P Edit) – Michael Jackson Feeling Free - S-SECONDS 4 Love - Moar Lovin You - MITIKO Work On It - Alicia Keys Love Train - Bunny Sigler --------- Act V - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2016-12-06T09_54_28-08_00 Act IV - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2016-11-30T16_08_26-08_00 Act III - https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/djqoolmarvsounds/episodes/2016-10-11T12_47_10-07_00 Act II - http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2016-06-08T14_29_48-07_00 Act I - http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2016-04-15T15_15_04-07_00 https://www.sohohouseny.com/house/vinyl-room + https://www.facebook.com/qoolmarv/ + http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/

Low Profile @ Soho House in The Vinyl Room on June 6 2016 | Act II with Qool DJ Marv and Kevin Leonard (Life Walks) Blessed - Jill Scott Memory Lane - Will Sessions Jazz We Got – A Tribe Called Quest It was A Good Day – Ice Cube Brown Sugar – D’Angelo Devotion – Earth, Wind & Fire Intimate Friends – Eddie Kendricks Footsteps in the Dark – The Isley Brothers The Vibe - Zhane Generation Five – Dave Gerrard Summertime – Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince One Thing - Amerie It Ain't Nothing Like (featuring the Pharcyde + Kriminul from the Jigmastas) - Rae & Christian Genesis – Will Sessions Fool's Paradise - Me'Lisa Morgan Bon Bon Vie - TS Monk Love Will Bring Us Back Together - Roy Ayers I Wanna Thank You – Alicia Meyers Give me your love - Sylvia Striplin Techno Disco - Kerrier District + Luke Vibert I Wanna Dance With Somebody – Whitney Houston Thinking About Your Love – Skipworth & Turner’ Put Your Body In It - Stephanie Mills I Feel For You - Prince Do It - Soultronic + KiuD Living In Ecstacy - Bonetti New Position - Aaliyah Music's Hypnotizing - O&O Music Lettin Go! - Janelle Monáe https://www.sohohouseny.com/house/vinyl-room The party called Low Profile, started by DJ Qool Marv in 1996 at Ludlow Bar on Manhattan's Lower East Side, was a Monday night party where people blended to musical vibes from Marv and a small rotation of guest DJs in a basement room full of folks of all kinds having a great time dancing, making friends and playing it cool shooting pool. It was called Low Profile because there are people who don't need much more than great music and a room full of creative and open minded people, and there are people who are totally fabulous and maybe even famous who just want to be in an atmosphere where they need not care about who they are because they are having so much fun blending in to where they are. Low Profile was originally hosted and promoted by DeShawn, Myorr and Mark. That feeling of we're all in this together in a place where cool came easy could be felt by the warmth in the music. Many styles and genres are flowed through throughout the evening and all the music was conscientiously selected and woven to be that blanket of rhythm that mostly made you smile and want to dance. Joy and laughter were constants. Dub Reggae, that Jazzy 90s Hip Hop, sensual Deep House, eclectic Electronica, and Funk/Soul sensations all night led to many 4am lights on sing-a-longs to Stevie Wonder's "As". The 2nd chapter of Low Profile is set at the trailblazing Meatpacking District venue APT where the room was prettier and the sound was louder and crisper. The party had graduated to a larger and more stylish venue, however, because of APT's nondescript entrance, their embracing of the music format and their welcoming the Low Profile faithful, our party felt the same except with more space to dance and frolic.  In 2015, Soho House (New York) opened a brand new club/event space called Vinyl. Considering that 2 of the best DJs of New York's Soho House are at home at the House weekly (with one of those DJs, Kevin, being a resident for more than 10 years) we are ecstatic that Soho House is inviting us to rekindle the vibe of Low Profile once more...on a Monday night, just like before. https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv/ http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/

with Qool DJ Marv and Kevin Leonard Stratus – Billy Cobham Fly Away – Lenny Kravitz The Fire – The Roots Prototype – BJ Smith Come With Me – Maya Azucena Stop On By - Louie Vega, Lisa Fischer, Cindy Mizelle First Night Symphony – Sunner Soul Sticky Party - Fabiolous Barker Moment Of Love – Mary J Blige Love Story Intro – Mr. Given Raw Mysterious Vibe – Ash Reynolds If You Give – Shaka Loves You feat Dave Towers Love Ballad – George Benson This Beat Is Mine – Vicky D Having Our Fun – Focus Falling In Love – Surface Twinkle Twinkle – Tom Misch Spinnin' - Bernard Wright Something In The Way – 4Hero I Want Your Love (Todd Terje Edit) - Chic No One Can Love Me (Quite The Way You Do) – Unlimited Touch Take A Chance – Pleasure Give It Up – Per Qx & Zoo Brazil Yo Baby – Sharam Jey & Frey All I Do Is Think Of You – Tammi Terrell Rock With You – Michael Jackson I Like It – Debarge 1999 – Prince 909s & Herb – Michael the Lion feat Sammy Bananas Love Hangover – Diana Ross Baby, I'm Scared Of You – DJs At Work https://www.sohohouseny.com/house/vinyl-room The party called Low Profile, started by DJ Qool Marv in 1996 at Ludlow Bar on Manhattan's Lower East Side, was a Monday night party where people blended to musical vibes from Marv and a small rotation of guest DJs in a basement room full of folks of all kinds having a great time dancing, making friends and playing it cool shooting pool. It was called Low Profile because there are people who don't need much more than great music and a room full of creative and open minded people, and there are people who are totally fabulous and maybe even famous who just want to be in an atmosphere where they need not care about who they are because they are having so much fun blending in to where they are. Low Profile was originally hosted and promoted by DeShawn, Myorr and Mark. That feeling of we're all in this together in a place where cool came easy could be felt by the warmth in the music. Many styles and genres are flowed through throughout the evening and all the music was conscientiously selected and woven to be that blanket of rhythm that mostly made you smile and want to dance. Joy and laughter were constants. Dub Reggae, that Jazzy 90s Hip Hop, sensual Deep House, eclectic Electronica, and Funk/Soul sensations all night led to many 4am lights on sing-a-longs to Stevie Wonder's "As". The 2nd chapter of Low Profile is set at the trailblazing Meatpacking District venue APT where the room was prettier and the sound was louder and crisper. The party had graduated to a larger and more stylish venue, however, because of APT's nondescript entrance, their embracing of the music format and their welcoming the Low Profile faithful, our party felt the same except with more space to dance and frolic.  In 2015, Soho House (New York) opened a brand new club/event space called Vinyl. Considering that 2 of the best DJs of New York's Soho House are at home at the House weekly (with one of those DJs, Kevin, being a resident for more than 10 years) we are ecstatic that Soho House is inviting us to rekindle the vibe of Low Profile once more...on a Monday night, just like before.

Getting Groomed is the first and only wedding planner for gay grooms. It includes sample budgets and a master timeline, and walks a gay couple through every aspect of planning a wedding. In this edition, host Jeffrey Masters, sits down and talks with Jason Mitchell about his new book, Getting Groomed. Click Here to Download the Podcast on iTunes BCO HOST JEFFREY MASTERS WITH JASON MITCHELL Bio: Jason Mitchell is the Wedding Planer at Shiraz Events located in NYC. Prior to joining their team, he served as the Event and Banquet Manager at the members-only Soho House New York where he has designed, planned [...] The post Jason Mitchell | Getting Groomed | Author Interview appeared first on Book Circle Online.

Getting Groomed is the first and only wedding planner for gay grooms. It includes sample budgets and a master timeline, and walks a gay couple through every aspect of planning a wedding. In this edition, host Jeffrey Masters, sits down and talks with Jason Mitchell about his new book, Getting Groomed. Click Here to Download the Podcast on iTunes BCO HOST JEFFREY MASTERS WITH JASON MITCHELL Bio: Jason Mitchell is the Wedding Planer at Shiraz Events located in NYC. Prior to joining their team, he served as the Event and Banquet Manager at the members-only Soho House New York where he has designed, planned [...]

Recorded on May 29, 2012 My 1st set at Soho House started with a great conversation. "Imagination..., etc.," was my answer to a question about how I'd approach the night musically. Good answer because then I was encouraged to be myself and to not be shy. That advice along with the warm welcoming vibes of the house brass, "We're glad you're here," and a scrumptious quinoa salad was how my first set began. A medley of a portion of the overall repertoire. I've already re-imagined the night to include these kinds of sounds but with the lens adjusted more toward wide angle. We were on the 6th floor http://www.sohohouseny.com/sixth-floor because of rain. We were to be on the rooftop. When that happens, oh my oh my. "Hello Soho House, my name is Marvin, I'm not here to bother, or here for you to mind what I do. I do hope you feel what I put in the air, feel this atmosphere." said me, via musical blends. I'll never repeat this set. You know why? Because I also mentioned that the Jazz mindset is part of my approach as well. Jazz(y) gents do it different every time. Variations in the key of good feelings. What happens next? That Good High | High On The Verve Qool__Marv https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.15745335353.78381.586515353&type=3&l=8b54408027 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151742579455354.859496.586515353&type=3&l=75b0a4e0dc https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151741001145354.859352.586515353&type=3&l=59569ec8f2

"24" Season 8 Premiere Reception | Recorded live on January 14 2009 at the Soho House, New York City | Qool DJ Marv LIVE! After the 1st song, Mykelti Williamson came over to me and asked, with fervor, "who was that?" I told him that it was Rocco DeLuca & The Burden, an artist on Kiefer Sutherland's label. His night already seemed made. We shook hands and I knew a good night was in store. The starting point of set that cruises along through many genres and styles. The show is rugged the cast party's smooth. http://www.ironworksmusic.com/home.html http://www.fox.com/24/ http://www.sohohouseny.com/sixth-floor/drawing-room/