JMNYC
08-19-2003, 01:00 PM
Just a quick note to let you all know about Deep See tonite - I will be filling in for Professor Kai, serving up a special edition of HOUSE 2 LEARN 2 LOVE as a 10-year retrospective of the King Street catalogand the label's contribution to this thing we call house.
The fun starts at 8, so come early to enjoy House 2 Learn 2 Love and get free admission.
We hope you can make it out for a special Tuesday chock full of great music, fantastic people and an amazing vibe in one of the best small dance venues in the city.
Deep See
SAPPHIRE BAR
249 Eldridge St. (betw. Houston & Stanton Sts.)
Tuesdays starting at 9p/open til 4a
no cover before 11p/$5 after
events@pitchcontrolnyc.com for list
Deep See is the three-years-old-and-counting underground house music party founded by DJs E-Man and Lola. Started in May 2000 on Mondays at the Lower East Side bar/lounge Guernica, Deep See has grown into a well-respected venue that attracts top notch talent from around the world.
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Supported by both the industry and music lovers, Deep See serves as a weekly networking spot where label executives, producers, promoters, DJs, visual artists, dancers, writers, singers, musicians, photographers, and filmmakers gather to hear the latest independent dance music.
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After nearly two years at Idlewild, where the party branched off into live music ("The Live Sessions"), a lecture/presentation series on house/dance music ("House to Learn"), and hosted many auxiliary events, including art and photo exhibitions, Deep See moved to Sapphire Bar & Lounge, where in the
last several months, the party has started to take on a new life. E-Man and Lola are working with a more experimental sound: broken beats, percussive funk, deep bass-driven house, E-Man's works-in-progress, and occasionally freeform sets that delve into Dr. Buzzard's Original Savanna Band, the Police, Nina Simone, Patty Duke, and more classic recordings.
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The party's underground house aesthetic has grown to include a core of dancers who seriously work it out on Sapphire's small dancefloor.
Deep See now features more of E-Man and Lola, as guest DJs will only appear once or twice a month. The remaining Tuesdays will feature E-Man and Lola all night, and the third Tuesday of each month will feature Kai Fikentscher's "House to Learn to Love" in an extended two-hour format (which this week will feature "substitute teacher" Jon Martin of King Street &
Chateau Noir).
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ALSO!!! DON'T FORGET TO GET YOUR TICKETS NOW for the live Ananda Project show featuring Peter Daou (the Daou) and DJ Shifty @ Joe's Pub, August 28th. Get your tickets, hear the new Ananda Project album, and more through www.kingstreetsounds.com (http://www.kingstreetsounds.com)
The fun starts at 8, so come early to enjoy House 2 Learn 2 Love and get free admission.
We hope you can make it out for a special Tuesday chock full of great music, fantastic people and an amazing vibe in one of the best small dance venues in the city.
Deep See
SAPPHIRE BAR
249 Eldridge St. (betw. Houston & Stanton Sts.)
Tuesdays starting at 9p/open til 4a
no cover before 11p/$5 after
events@pitchcontrolnyc.com for list
Deep See is the three-years-old-and-counting underground house music party founded by DJs E-Man and Lola. Started in May 2000 on Mondays at the Lower East Side bar/lounge Guernica, Deep See has grown into a well-respected venue that attracts top notch talent from around the world.
*
Supported by both the industry and music lovers, Deep See serves as a weekly networking spot where label executives, producers, promoters, DJs, visual artists, dancers, writers, singers, musicians, photographers, and filmmakers gather to hear the latest independent dance music.
*
After nearly two years at Idlewild, where the party branched off into live music ("The Live Sessions"), a lecture/presentation series on house/dance music ("House to Learn"), and hosted many auxiliary events, including art and photo exhibitions, Deep See moved to Sapphire Bar & Lounge, where in the
last several months, the party has started to take on a new life. E-Man and Lola are working with a more experimental sound: broken beats, percussive funk, deep bass-driven house, E-Man's works-in-progress, and occasionally freeform sets that delve into Dr. Buzzard's Original Savanna Band, the Police, Nina Simone, Patty Duke, and more classic recordings.
*
The party's underground house aesthetic has grown to include a core of dancers who seriously work it out on Sapphire's small dancefloor.
Deep See now features more of E-Man and Lola, as guest DJs will only appear once or twice a month. The remaining Tuesdays will feature E-Man and Lola all night, and the third Tuesday of each month will feature Kai Fikentscher's "House to Learn to Love" in an extended two-hour format (which this week will feature "substitute teacher" Jon Martin of King Street &
Chateau Noir).
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ALSO!!! DON'T FORGET TO GET YOUR TICKETS NOW for the live Ananda Project show featuring Peter Daou (the Daou) and DJ Shifty @ Joe's Pub, August 28th. Get your tickets, hear the new Ananda Project album, and more through www.kingstreetsounds.com (http://www.kingstreetsounds.com)