Thursday July 2 2009
thought of the day
speaking of sonic youth, christopher wool provided the artwork for 'rather ripped'. normally i think this kind of text based stuff might bum me out but there is something really hilarious and deadpan about his stuff.
1997
my house iii, 2000
1988
Tuesday June 30 2009
can't lie, i'm stoked as a teenager to see sonic youth tonite. haven't seen em since 95's 'washing machine' tour! get nostalgic with me:
it's in 11 parts. particularly fond of part 7's german king kongs!!
Friday June 26 2009
THIS WEEKEND!! i'm djing at these parties!
Thursday June 25 2009
Davida Nemeroff has a new website. HAVE A LOOKSY
Please Stay Behind, 2009
Glowtograph 1, 2008
Wednesday June 24 2009
hope for a new day.
edited this out of my last post to place more emphasis in this one.
i knew ghostape only from the vocals in plastique de reve's "lost in the city" single that came out on death from abroad last year, but happily i was 'friend requested' a couple of days ago and have been listening to these rhythmic tracks via myspace repeatedly. ghostape info is scarce but it seems he is a swiss teenager of african background, and making songs solo that are appropriately naive and very knowing and now at the same time.
Tuesday June 23 2009
sorry i've been nothing but business lately. here's some extra pleasure for you:
wolfgang tillmans, la gomera, 1997
been looking at/ reading about wolfgang tillmans alot again recently. came across my copy of "burg" while packing up my stuff. been a while since i felt like i had really looked at what he's done (with the exception of perhaps his BUTT photos!). pretty blown away, over and over again. go to his website and download some stuff to look at/ read: www.tillmans.co.uk
wish i could go to: yayoi kusama, aftermath of obliteration of eternity @ gagosian in nyc (until june 27th!)
Thursday June 18 2009
Playing Girls Day Out @ the Drake Sky Yard this afternoon from 6pm - 9pm (see details in last weeks post if u dunno!) ... also this weekend: djing Eva Christina Presents @ the Beaver this Saturday June 20 w/ Kris Steeves and Cameron hosting!! Wear spandex!!!
Wednesday June 10 2009
aren't you lucky ... it's 2 weeks in a row with the girls
FRIDAY @ the Ossington
NEXT THURSDAY @ the Drake Sky Yard 6pm - 9pm (+ food + drink specials!)
flyers by Diana McNally Big Chested
get weird.
Friday June 5 2009
Hey - it's summer-ish and this is my current recent faves "chart" for end of May/ beginning of June! This weekend I'm djing with Andrew Graham @ the Drake Lounge on Fri June 5, and the Seventh Heaven Dream Disco monthly locals + residents dance like crazy banging the walls maximal disco maximal house party LOVE SAVES THE DAY @ the Beaver on Sat June 6 w/ special guest Mikey Apples (NO COVER for this party + newly expanded back patio :). Will Munro is gonna be in Newfoundland visiting the fam for this one, but check back in with the both of us when we take over the side room at the Phoenix Concert Theatre for Big Primpin's huge annual Pride party on Sun June 28!! Alright so in no real order ...
DJ Kaos - Love The Night Away (Tiedye mix) (Rong/DFA) (<- effin summer hit! 9/10 + long ass drooly track review on on p4k yesterday!)
Tensnake - In The End (I Want You To Cry)/ Holding Back/ Can You Feel It (Running Back) ( <- this whole ep is so nice and summery I'm totally playing every song this weekend)
Truck - Radio (Cage & Aviary Remix) (The Walls Have Ears) (<- proto house with indie guy vox = questionable in theory, actually totally awesome in practice)
Discodeine - Invert (Parce Que edit) (Because) (<- oh you know this guy - PSKIIII!)
DJ Sprinkles - Grand Central pt 1 Deep Into The Bowel of House (Motor City Drum Ensemble Bassline Dub) (Mule Musiq) (<- deeeeeeep!! bowel deep!)
Walter Jones - I'll Keep On Loving You (DFA) (<- so pretty. been waiting for this to be released for a long time! worth the wait!)
Alixander III - You Keep On Makin Me Hot (cdr) (<- keeps on makin Toronto hot)
Jean Carne - Was That All It Was (David Shaw edit) (cdr) (<- actually I've had this for months but I can't stop playing it)
Fortune - Highway (DJ Eli remix) (cdr) (<- Eetalo-ish neu wave by way of France and New York)
Slinky, Rotate and Play De should be carrying most of these! I'll be playing pretty much all of these plus more good time summer vibes than you can handle. See you this weekend!!
Love, Jaime
Tuesday June 2 2009
i'm super in love with this:
it's so primitive and raw in concept and execution, but i think that it displays all the shamanistic qualities that make people talk about ron hardy to this day. i feel corny for even saying that, but really ... look at the definition and it's exactly what i mean. the way the vocal and instrumental samples weave in and out over that beat make me feel like i'm hearing something calling from beyond. if i heard this in a dark sweaty room at 3 in morning i think i'd lose my mind!
Monday June 1 2009
amazing face: edwige belmore (mathématiques modernes)
via discorough
watch her nonchalantly stick a safety pin thru her forehead while foolin around to some disco:
via anton perich
the perfect masculin feminin. whenever "style blogs" talk about this lady they often forget to mention/ don't care about the music she made ... "jungle hurt" is still one of the most amazing songs i've ever heard. take some time and seek it out.
Thursday May 28 2009
hey hey, tonight's the night!! PILOOSKI at WRONGBAR!!
check the article by denise benson in eye mag
Saturday May 23 2009
16 hours to go!!!
Anyway, if you don't have $1500 to spare at the moment, at least take a peek at this original 1959 French first edition of Kenneth Anger's Hollywood Babylon.
via Ebay (more pics if you click that link)
Currently listening: House of House Fabric promo mix May 2009
Housey house!
Tuesday May 19 2009
I'm playing at a fundraiser for the Toronto Dance Theatre this Saturday May 23 at 80 Winchester St. I also djed at the closing party for Christopher House's 'Chiasmata' (which was amazing) a few months back, with Produzentin. If you want to come, you can purchase tickets here!
Also, next week (Thurs May 28) sees the Toronto debut of PILOOSKI!! Check out the Facebook event here ... it's at Wrongbar and Dave LaMerde and Nav and I are opening :)
Currently listening: Alexis Le Tan and Vidal Benjamin BIS mix May 2009. Happy vibes
Wednesday May 13 2009
big room disco madness! - SPECIAL DISCO VERSION w/ dj sets by good dudes Pat Mahoney (LCD Soundsystem) + Andy Butler (Hercules and Love Affair)
andy capp and i are splitting an early set, and todd rod and mikey are splitting the later sets
@ CiRCA this Friday May 15
send me an email with your full name if you want on the $10 reduced list (you gotta show by 12 though!)
currently listening: luke solomon dj history mystery mix may 2009
Tuesday May 12 2009
blank city, a new documentary by celine danhier, 2009
nyc underground film movements, 1977-1987. punk, no wave and the cinema of transgression.
great stills (via tribeca film). maybe it'll come to toronto some time.
here is the official site, with thanks to dan at acute records for bringing this to our attention.
this lori eastside vid might be appropriate to post whilst talking about a certain era of nyc. for people who love funny weirdo shit:
Monday May 11 2009
friday's girls night out was really fun (thanks for coming if you came out). forgot how much i enjoyed playing snooty, cruddy rock crap.
don't read, just listen: blank dogs "l machine" + dum dum girls "don't talk to me"
i am definitely a "singles" person (these days anyway), so while i can't vouch for the rest of the output of these acts, those 2 tracks grabbed my attention.
charcoal + paper
robert longo, the sound and speed of light, 2009
via artnet
for more go to metro pictures (look for windows at night)
Friday May 8 2009
file under: stuff people on the internet talk about
phenomenal handclap band = outhud for 2010? hmmm
tonite:
grossly tanned and overly madeup me by diana mcnally!
Tuesday May 5 2009
picked up some pieces from jeremy this past weekend, which i can't wait to wear. the thought of doing one of those narcissistic blog fashion posts where i style myself and get someone to take pictures of me staring pensively thru a chain link fence briefly entered my mind ... but i'll spare you and preserve my dignity :D
i got the top and the jacket seen below
i was reading an article recently where some stylist was talking about clothes that are "relevant and timeless all at once", which kind of nails it when it comes to stuff i look for if i'm gonna spend the cash on new clothes - new, but not trendy or momentary. noticeable, but not flash. thus far, exactly what everything i've gotten from jeremy is.
here is a list of places where you can buy jeremy laing's clothes.
musically, i need to pick up a copy of windsurf's new 12" feat. remixes by the beatbroker and (my favorite) studio. dreamy beautiful summer music ... gorge cover art too, love that scripty blobby font
out on prins thomas' internasjonal label, pic via word and sound, where you can also listen to clips and purchase online. or if you live in toronto like me, go to slinky music on queen st and ask paul to order you a copy.
Saturday May 2 2009
MAXIMAL DISCO - MAXIMAL HOUSE - MAXIMAL EL YOU VEE
LOVE SAVES THE DAY - tonite! (and every first Sat of the month) Will & I DJ big fat emotional disco + house @ the Beaver/ no cover! get hysterical!
Wednesday April 29 2009
just got a pack of DFA promo vinyls yesterday and they are all great, so i'm urging you to check out my particular faves of the lot (via myspace):
dj kaos - "love the night away" tiedye remix (rong/ dfa) <--- boozy, woozy, euro cruise ship vibes = LOVE
walter jones - "i'll keep on loving you"
black meteoric star - "dawn"
and i'm super looking forward to the new shit robot w/ todd terje remix and hearing the full holy ghost! track with ... michael mcdonald on vocals?!?
come to the beaver on saturday and i'll likely play a bunch of the new stuff i got. also, pat (from lcd soundsystem) and andy (from hercules & love affair) are coming back to dj at CiRCA on sat may 15, so hopefully they'll play some new new stuff too.
i'm also playing at a bunch of non dance club arts events which should be fun:
thurs apr 30 - venice biennale send off party @ hart house w/ will munro (free and open to the public)
thurs may 7 - 50 artists 50 photos contact/ blogTO party @ barbershop gallery w/ andy capp, todd rod, and dave la merde (free and open to the public)
sat may 23 - tdt gogos toronto dance theatre fundraiser @ 80 winchester st (purchase tickets).
check out this video nep sent me. bananas:
Tuesday April 21 2009
youtube says this was made in the 70s but i'm having a hard time believing that ... late 80s early 90s maybe?
derek jarman, egyptian basses (music by coil)
Tuesday April 14 2009
aaahhhh fashion, you're just so predictable sometimes.
i went back a year later and those 90s betsey crushed velvet sweetheart neckline minidresses were still sitting there, for like $20, so obviously i grabbed one! still regret not getting those rose print shorts, although they probably would have been for sale, not for wear, as i find stretchy micro shorts kind of uhhh ... hard to pull off.
anyway ... i'm just talking about all this cuz oc and bj are launching an 'archive' line this fall. my inner grew-up-in-the-90s sassy-magazine-reading teenage self approves.
1977:
2008 interspersed with 80s and 90s footage:
this week: djing with pam and diana at the ossington on friday, and with colin bergh at the drake lounge on saturday.
and next friday: KIM ANN FOXMAN of hercules & love affair joins us for a dj set - see sidebar for details!!
Monday April 6 2009
it could only have come from the netherlands:
this week:
THURSDAY (eunice's birthday!!!)
and SATURDAY
lots of friends = lots of parties
Tuesday March 31 2009
Saturday (Apr 4 @ the Beaver)!! LOVE SAVES THE DAY disco with Will Munro!! No cover!
Thursday March 16 2009
djing this weekend (and every weekend for the next 7 weeks, actually - woah!!) w/ pam + diana @ the ossington on friday, and w/ produzentin @ the toronto dance theatre chiasmata closing party on saturday.
other than that, very much liking ...
geometry + metal
^ 'indo industrial' earrings by most common most rare @ kabiri
^ 'large moon' and 'small moon' earrings by mociun @ mociun
Friday March 6 2009
ahhhh how beautiful
yayoi kusama, gleaming lights of the souls, 2008
via liverpool biennial flickr (more sizes and views there too!)
standing inside with lights in motion ...
also see soul under the moon, with black lights, fluo balls and mirrors, and fireflies on the water, with bulbs, water and mirrors ... (google image and youtube, yo!!)
not overly knowledgeable re: kusama, except that i know she's the polka dot princess and perhaps not so mentally sound. it's interesting then (for someone who is obsessed with dots and infinity) that the way these are all put together makes so much sense. there's a sort of ... i dunno ... economy of design? that goes into these later mirrored works. i love this:
yayoi kusama, invisible life, 2000
it's like she figured out the perfect way to make her obsession go on forever ....
more about yayoi kusama: http://www.yayoi-kusama.jp
Monday February 16 2009
things happening ...
- Jeremy had his F/W 09 show this past weekend, check out the video here ... that's Alex's New Feelings playin music in the background!
- Mikey is starting a new party with Steve called Modern Problems, check out the first installment this Thursday (Feb 19) at the Drake Hotel with guest Mike Simonetti
- ongoing bday celebrations for P. Ho - Friday (Feb 20) is our monthly Girls Night Out @ the Ossington (with McNasty), and Saturday (Feb 21) is Lipstick Cherry @ the Drake (I'm gonna be playing in the Lounge with a guest, probably)
- next weekend (Sat Feb 28) i return to Hotnuts to dj with Produzentin!!
- samples of my new jewelry is looking great and will be done soon!! also getting some new packaging and branding together! excited!!
oh man. best illustrated flyers EVER. E-V-E-R!!
Wednesday January 14 2009
new jewels!
so i'm into casting trash. this time i cast plastic diamond rings in silver (to be made available in oxidized silver and gold plated silver as well). it's an idea that i've had kicking around in my head for years, but it was for some reason, exceedingly difficult to find the right cheap rings!! it's still hard!! these rings are a size 6, and i'm still on the hunt for smaller trash diamond rings. these will be available at delphic and via my website soon and will retail for, oh around $50 - $80 i guess. i like how a bunch of em look together!
Monday January 12 2009
here's something that will unknowingly turned me on to when i stopped by his myspace page one day last year - jessie evans "scientist of love (demo)":
i think jessie evans was once in the vanishing and also played on glass candy's "life after sundown" record a few years back. i'm not totally sure how to classify this and i think that's actually kind of a relieving antidote to some of the blander types of dance tracks that are coming out in pockets here and there. it's sorta ... slinky tropical percussive gothy cabaret stuff with electronics? haha, that description sounds terrible! whatever, a bunch of girls started dancing the last time i played this, so that's all you really need to know! i think in some instances the sound reminds me of siouxsie's other band, the creatures - particularly the first record (which i talked about back at daughters a couple years back).
anyway ... ms. evans says on her myspace that her new record 'is it fire' is finished and i'm curious to hear it. check out some sampler tracks ... the other song i enjoyed was "to the sun".
AND DON'T FORGET .... JD TWITCH @ THE DRAKE UNDERGROUND ON THURSDAY!!!!!
Monday January 5 2009
There's something I think I should clarify. In the Dec 25 issue of Eye Magazine I was quoted as saying that I quit blogging because it was becoming apparent that everyone was listening to and playing the same tracks, and that I didn't think I wanted to share stuff that I had found by my own methods any longer. I DID say that (and I am well aware that most of the stuff I find has digging/ a&r origins that don't start with me), but it's kind of only part of my rationale. It's not mere secret squirrel-isms that are keeping me from giving out mp3's like so much free candy. I'm pretty sure I went into it at some point in 2006 on my old blog, which is when I originally felt I should stop giving mp3's away. There are SO MANY mp3 music blogs these days giving out stuff for free, not to mention aggregators telling you what's hot, people sharing hard drives, peer to peer networks, message boards etc. I'm not opposed to those things. I use them. I play mp3s. I'm grateful to be able to listen to stuff on my ipod and play em out on cd and then make a decision to buy based on how permanent and essential I think they are. I think it's neat when a band like Glass Candy puts all their stuff up for download on their Myspace page. I also feel badly that music is starting to sound cheap and shitty cuz its hard to justify spending money on making it anymore, and that it is exceedingly difficult for indie labels to survive. I guess that when I stopped posting mp3s it was because I started asking myself why I was posting them in the first place. Was it because I wanted to share the things I was interested in with people, or was it turning into some narcissistic, self serving popularity contest that would get me blog pats on the back? Because the latter seemed like a bad reason to give away music. So I stopped posting mp3s, and started simply directing people to Myspace pages and installing music players into my site. My readership imploded, but I also stopped feeling like a shithead. I can admit to having a nebulous personal morality code when it comes to file sharing, but then again, I also to grew up in a time when people still djed with vinyl and got paid for making records. I guess the performance/ djing w/ Ableton/ Serato aspect is what brings home the bacon now and that many artists are ok with not making money from tracks, and are using them, rather, as promo tools to get gigs. I felt that there were better ways to get the word out about the things I was interested in than having an mp3 blog, namely promoting parties featuring the DJ's and producers I liked (mostly people who are still making 12 inches and djing with records) to people in the city I live in. There was something that just felt more concrete and direct about that than the practice of promoting artists via free mp3s. It's more work than posting tracks, but a. I know that the DJ/ producer is getting paid to do what they do, b. you help develop a community who is interested in music in your own city, not in some random ether (the internet is noise and static, and there are many promoters in this city bringing choice selections to your doorstep before Pitchfork or Chanel runway shows or blog aggregators will bring them to you, so seek them out, have some faith in the taste of those around you, and give them a shot), c. I think that it's totally beneficial and healthy to bring outside views into your city, not because they are better, but because they are different. There's nothing wrong with local dj's knowing exactly what will push a local crowd's buttons, but how interesting and fortunate it is when a variation on the theme steps forward and surprises you. And when you can pair them with those great local djs, well, that sounds like a fun place to be.
Alright then. That's off my chest. Now, Happy 2009!!
^ this is at the Drake Hotel. See sidebar for more info!
Thursday November 27 2008
i'm sort of all kinds of frazzled right now, so just a couple things you should know about:
totally my birthday thing - 7th Heaven welcomes SEVERINO (Horse Meat Disco) & JAMES MURPHY (LCD Soundsystem, DFA Records)!!! december 11 @ wrongbar. check the sidebar for infos. $10 ltd adv tix available NOW at rotate this and soundscapes. RUN!!
and this weekend, guesting with the boys of pacific high at the ossington:
two in the back, one in the front. or something.
Wednesday November 12 2008
oh gosh. the next 3 days are sort of a whirlwind dj tour of ... toronto. haha. catch me (on the rebound):
thurs nov 13 @ the art gallery of ontario - one of the reopening parties. djing the lounge area. expect low bpms. will is djing the 'party' part of this event.
fri nov 14 lioness record release party @ wrongbar - playing some dance music early
ALSO fri nov 14 reel asian film festival party @ the rivoli - playing some dance music late
sat nov 15 my monthly 4 1/2 hour long odyssey into tequila shots @ the drake lounge - mandrew will probably come by and try to teach me how to use cdj's with some big room house, and pammm has her lipstick, cherry party in the underground
*** look out for the announcement of december's installment of 7th heaven. it's going to be VERY special!
Thursday October 30 2008
Post Vazoween Love Hangover coming thru ...
Will asked me if I wanted to start another, smaller, gayer, local-er disco party with him, and of course I said YES! The party is gonna be first Saturdays of the month at the Beaver and the first one is November 1st. Isn't the flyer cute? Love the look on her face. So happy and innocent with her disco sign.
And because we could all use a little more lovin ... check out the track 'High on Love' over at Eddie C's myspace page. Been obsessed with it for a minute. What up, Canadian mountain disco?
Monday October 27 2008
This is one of my all time favorite disco songs. I always thought the yearning/ sexy/ lush sound coupled with the back story of the singer, Chantal Curtis, being murdered by her boyfriend was pretty tragic. It's kinda weird but it always comes to mind, and I get a little sad whenever I listen to it even though it's so glorious.
A video of Curtis singing the song live popped up on the 'Tube recently. I can't say it's better than the recorded version, but I never thought I'd see a performance of it either. It isn't as perfect and her voice is rawer and scratchier (especially the feral little growl at around 1:40). It's pretty neat to see.
'Get Another Love'
Sunday October 19 2008
OK enough bad feelings. Fortunately there are people who are determined to show their best side, and sometimes, many other people take notice. I was in heaven this weekend when I finally got to see Andy Butler's Hercules & Love Affair play their live show. The band sounded AMAZING and I was so impressed and happy. My highlights were both Kim Ann sung tracks - Shadows and Athene. So awesome.
Tuesday October 14 2008
i rented the legend of leigh bowery last week and watched it 4 times in 3 days. i was pretty ignorant to what bowery did, and assumed he was just another club kid. not gonna get into biography cuz you should really just rent the doc ...
there were a couple of ideas in particular that i liked alot. juliana hatfield released a record in the 90's called "become what you are". i never heard this record, but the title stuck with me. many years later i came across werner herzog's idea of "ecstatic truth", point 5 being: "There are deeper strata of truth in cinema, and there is such a thing as poetic, ecstatic truth. It is mysterious and elusive, and can be reached only through fabrication and imagination and stylization." this idea perfectly articulated a feeling i had - apply it to film, music, performance, whatever. i was awed by bowery's crafting of his own world, and how thorough and extreme it was. so much of it would seem like a series of really bad ideas, but i was totally engaged with his hilarious and perverse outfits and performances, and his statement that he felt like he was creating "more air to breathe". the expansion of the boundaries of what your personal truth can be is, i think, one of the great functions of art. it's participatory and humble and generous if you want it to be.
Tuesday September 30 2008
I have a major love/ hate relationship with fashion. I love beautiful, interesting, well made things and new ideas, and I also like fun, silly stuff, and looking good, but I think most of fashion is totally useless and way too expensive. The over production of everything depresses me, it's so wasteful. I also have problems with how fashion treats women, especially in the way of models and the exploitation of insecurities to sell stuff.
I'm an ex-fashion student by the way. How funny to have a university degree in such a thing.
Fashion writing might just be the worst thing in the world, and I had all but dismissed it until I started reading Cathy Horyn's column in the New York Times this week. I know Horyn's been around a long, long time but I hadn't read her writing till now. It's amazing that someone whose writing style has been described as "acerbic" can actually make me want to re-examine fashion, and awaken some passion on the subject. Everything is so well thought out, unflinching and elegantly written, which amazes me - what with the speed collection reviews are delivered at and how vague they usually are. I love that she doesn't see fashion from under the fashion bubble that so many people in the industry see it from, but raises a challenge to make things refined, intelligent, well informed, forward thinking, positive, honest, inspired, interesting, pleasurable and relevant.
Here's her column. So far this season I've liked Raf Simons collection for Jil Sander and Proenza Schouler. I liked the pants and jackets at Balenciaga, and as always, I'm looking forward to seeing what Stefano Pilati does at YSL, and Alber Elbaz at Lanvin.
ANYWAY
I have a bunch of upcoming gigs too. I just updated the DJ Biz section so if you want to know the full sched, it's there. A couple of VERY exciting things - Will and I are playing at the Hercules & Love Affair live gig at the Opera House on Saturday October 18th - some of you may recall we brought Andy Butler to Wrongbar in December of 2007 to dj at my 30th birthday party, so this is a nice return of sorts. And on Wednesday October 8th I'm djing with Produzentin (who throws one of my favorite parties in Toronto, Hotnuts) and Owen Pallett (Final Fantasy) is performing live as Beardo - this all goes down at Mercer Union's Re-Opening Party.
See you soooon.
Friday September 19 2008
Found this on Youtube.
"John Waters hates disco"
There are piles of other neat home vid style takes of club kids in the style of Anton Perich (just a later generation). I wouldn't have guessed that Leigh Bowery and the like would have been dancing to Gwen McCrae and Donna Summer? I always assumed it would be straight up house music of that era.
I'm djing in the Drake Lounge tonight. I think someone from A Place to Bury Strangers will be splitting sets with me, so that should be interesting.
Next week, check out these parties!
Friday Sept 26th
Saturday Sept 27th
Anxiously awaiting Indexhibit's blog module. You guys need to trot that out, stat! :)
Friday September 12 2008
Happy to be back in Toronto though I had quite a lovely stay in NYC. Plusses: I spent virtually no money on fashion. Went to the No Ordinary Monkey party in the park on the water with Irene which produced fun times with good music, pink vodka lemonades, dancing with 2 massive Puerto Rican dudes named Willy and Henry, our own karaoke to "Everybody Everybody", a post party drunken oyster run, then meeting with Toronto friends back in the city at a late dinner. At which point Irene asked Perry Farrell to sit down with us. I also came home with a bunch of great records for cheap (Cloud One out of a dollar bin?!?) and ate lots and lots of yummy food in the types of tastefully renovated restaurants we don't have in Toronto. Minuses: I tend to get lonely in that city even when I'm surrounded by people. And I went to the wrong yakitori place.
Watch a crappy cellphone capture of Irene going buck to Black Box, but be careful - it's LOUD!
HAHA
Jeremy's show went great. He is getting tons of great reviews for this season and I think he is a standout designer in a place full of shows that ride on styling and classics. Go Jeremy!!
It was my 3rd season doing the music and it was pretty different this time. Darker, less dancey, unmixed. If you're curious, you can view the show and listen to the soundtrack here.
If anyone knows how I can turn this thing into an actual blog (with commenting and stuff) drop me a line: jaime@jaime-sin.com
Also, since people have been asking, the 7th Heaven silkscreen posters will be available for sale soon (as soon i figure out how to make a paypal thing in here), as will my jewelry. So check back!! And oh yes - DJ gigs will be updated regularly in the sidebar.
Thanks for stopping by! :)
Monday September 1 2008
Thanks to everyone who made it out to 7th Heaven's 2nd Anniversary party on Saturday!! I had an amazing time and hope you did too!
Please check out our next event with TIM SWEENEY (Beats in Space, DFA) this Friday September 5th. More info if you click the event in the sidebar!
Thursday August 28 2008
