I'm calling myself out.
My priority at AK was to develop Saturday nights with an identity. I didn’t just want a hot night there. I wanted one of the hottest nights in the East Village. I’m reminded of this as the cruelty of winter dwindles and spring emerges from this shitty season.
People are beginning to catch on as these Saturday evenings pass. The music I play is interchangable between genre and completely ignorant of boundary. It is as unhinged and as free-spirited as I am. My hope is that it continues to attract people who don’t care to define themselves with narrow minds and lifestyles. That’s the point of the music I play. It’s to attract everyone and fulfill that disgustingly cheesy and domineering belief I have of bringing new friends together to build a community of revelers who can depend on an environment, and eachother to release inhibition to the wind and free themselves from the drudgery of the week. It’s cutesy and cheesy and idealistic — sure but I know you want it too.
Thank you to all who have attended almost every night. I can’t exactly share, with words, my sincere appreciation but I will eventually find a way with gifts. I can offer a soundtrack to beat down the last slow and dreadful heartbeat of winter.
More info about Angels and Kings New York City here
Stomp its Winter’s guts out,
NL
Look out for these tracks (and many more) this Saturday night:
1. Led Zeppelin “Black Country Woman”
2. A Place to Bury Strangers “Keep Slipping Away”
3. The Horrors “Whole New Way”
4. La Roux “Quicksand (Mad Decent Remix)”
5. Guns n’ Roses “Sweet Chyld of Myne (DiscoTech Remix)”
6. Janet Jackson “Rock With U” (this song is a really big surprise. you’ll hear what i mean)
7. Little Boots “Earthquake (Treasure Fingers’ Epicwave Mix)”
8. DiscoTech “That Lady (Gigamesh Talkbox Edit Extended Mix)”
9. David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi “Memories (Armand Van Helden Vocal Remix)”
10. Tiesto feat. Tegan and Sara “Feel It In My Bones” (i’ll save this one for late night)
