If you missed it, here are some photos from Wednesday night’s show with V V Brown and special guest DJ GE-OLOGY. Not only did V V look and sound beautiful but she gave a quick nod to Carnival by pulling out an amazing head piece to start off her show.
Gilles Peterson set the place on fire last Friday, Jan 29, at Littlefield. Opening for him was Brooklyn’s own, DJ Chris Annibell (Afrokinetic). Check out these photos for some highlights.
Underground photographer Jaecyne Howell has teamed up with NYC veterans Jay Locke (DanceTracks/ Lion1Music/ Soul People Music) and MKL (Lion1Music) to showcase a new, interactive work inspired by the life and work of artist Ernie Barnes (the artist of the painting featured on the television show, Good Times), on Monday, January 18th, at Littlefield. This installation will sport stunning visuals set to hypnotic sounds along with the debut of a new choreographic work by Desiree Godsell and Lia McPherson, entitled “Drum Major Instinct”, set to the MLK, Jr. speech mix by DJ Marshallito. A one of a kind interactive performance where your inspiration as an audience member is the axis of the party, so come ready to see, hear and move.
To wrap up our final Hudson event of 2009 we asked our friend Danny Krivit to come through and work his magic. He kindly obliged us. The dancing was frenzied to say the least, and the crowd was as hot as ever. We hope you all had a phenomenal end of year and wish you plenty more dancing to come.
The holiday season is meant to be filled with joyous rapture, and Monday night at Hudson with Turntables on the Hudson & Melting Pot Global was exemplary of this. The celebration continues with Danny Krivit taking over on Monday, December 28th for the final Hudson party of 2009!
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