Podcasts about tiki disco

Episode 38 of Stark Reality with Host James Dier aka $mall ¢hange features the exclusive STARK REALITY PLAYLIST from KENNY RODRIGUEZ. Kenny gives us a nice playlist of hip hop, rock, latin, club classics, etc aka '1/2 of DOobe Vol. 1' featuring tracks from Hot Chip, Cypress Hill, Pal Joey, Redman, Hector Lavoe, Sebastien Telliier and more… Native new yorker and well known nightlife photographer KENNY RODRIGUEZ been documenting classic parties like Tiki Disco, The Rub, Freedom, etc for decades, and more recently House Of Yes. For more information about Kenny and his sensational photo work, check out WWW.KENNYRODRIGUEZ.COM To hear Kenny's exlusive STARK REALITY interview with Host James Dier aka $mall ¢hange check out Episode 37 of STARK REALITY wherever you get your podcasts or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network's STARK REALITY pageSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 37 of STARK REALITY with Host James Dier aka $mall ¢hange's features the exclusive in-depth Stark Reality interview with NYC nightlife photographer KENNY RODRIGUEZ Kenny Rodriguez has been documenting classic parties like Tiki Disco, The Rub, Freedom, etc for decades, and more recently House Of Yes.  Jim and Kenny talk about (of course) photography, techniques in shooting night life, choosing the final images, and what he's trying to capture in a photo. and why he doesn't work on Halloween lol.  Kenny also chats about some of his favorite DJs like Rich Medina and Eli Escobar, and friends he's shot many times who are no longer with us, like DJ Blue Jemz and dancer/promoter Voodoo Ray (RIP). He's also shot protests and done street photography, and even designing hoodies using old graf skills. he doesn't write rhymes anymore but he still freestyles with his kids. old school hip hop head. He's an absolute pro and was a pleasure to learn more about his process.  For more information about Kenny and his sensational photo work, check out WWW.KENNYRODRIGUEZ.COM  Kenny also gives us a nice playlist hip hop, rock, latin, club classics, etc aka '1/2 of DOobe Vol. 1'  To hear this exclusive mix, go to Episode 38 of STARK REALITY PLAYLISTS wherever you get your podcasts and live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network's STARK REALITY page.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eli is NYC's preeminent DJ. Period. For dance music that is, of course there may be other genres other people I've never met care about. There's been others in the past, but it's been him for a minute now. I think Francoise K and Danny Krivit had times. I see my next guest, Justin Strauss, in this other category, he's always been someone I look up to as creating the situation I've enjoyed, but it's like Justin never required the attention. Eli doesn't ask for any attention either, but he gets it. He tells us the story of Tiki Disco, humble random beginnings turned into NYC's best known party really of the decade. He's got his long desired Eli all night long residency now at House of Yes. Welcome addition to NYC dance music calendar after Francoise's Monday Cielo ending. I planned to actually post Eli as my first DJ episode, born and raised NYC DJ, but I wanted to wait until Sunday, so I swapped with Scuba. Sunday, May 24...if I were in NYC. I'd be at Tiki Disco. So cue up one of his mixes after you listen, and pretend for a bit. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teawithsg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/teawithsg/support

Tiki Disco by George Schenck

Eli Escobar has been at the heart of New York’s club scene for over two decades now. Born and raised in the city, the DJ/producer has been consistently inspired by the cultural diversity that surrounded him growing up in the 80s and the many ways it manifested itself musically in those pre-MTV years. You can hear it in the dynamic and stylistic range of his ever-exciting DJ sets, which veer from soulful disco and jazzy, propulsive house into realms of reggaeton, soul, hip hop, funk, Afrobeat and beyond. A professional DJ since 1997, Escobar has since held residencies in clubs such as Le Bain and Tiki Disco as well as garnering quite the international reputation through extensive touring. This mix is the perfect summation of Mr. Escobar’s DJing expertise and tact, being a literal excerpt from a recent set played at Good Room in Brooklyn where he played for six hours while fellow New Yorker Danny Krivit played in the other room. Listen to the podcast above and read our full interview with Escobar on djmag.com.

Kerry Black of Superfly Presents (the team behind Bonnaroo) is this week’s guest on Roberta’s Radio. He chats with Anthony Falco about the history of Bonnaroo, his favorite pizza, the best music of 2014 and more. For the past two years Roberta’s (along with Full Service and Tiki Disco) has hosted parties in the Snake & Jake’s Christmas Club Barn at Bonnaroo. This program was brought to you by Heritage Foods USA.

This week Snacky Tunes takes us back to 1970’s and to the golden age of disco with guest DJs Andy Pry and Lloydski, founders of the Tiki Disco parties here at Roberta’s every other Sunday during the summer months. Also joining this weeks program is Eric Demby of the Brooklyn Flea/Smorgasburg who talks about the flea’s humble beginnings and where they are going from here. Tune in for real Brooklyn talk and some smooth jams.