Three DJ Sessions

DJ Kervyn Mark
From deep, soulful house to Afro-Brazilian and psychedelic grooves, this smooth set of underground sounds and classics from veteran dance DJ Kervyn Mark was recorded live on the terrace at PS1’s Warm Up on July 17, 2004. Brooklyn native Kervyn Mark has been spinning around NYC from the early days of hip-hop through the legendary Manhattan nightlife eras of the Paradise Garage, Danceteria and Suzanne Bartsch’s famed Club Savage, where Mark reigned as the first resident DJ. Since his early days as a club maverick, Mark has spun all over the world as well as in his hometown, with notable guest spots at Body & Soul, Dance Promise, and at Bang the Party. Mark serves on the board of directors for Melting Pot NYC, an artists’ collective whose main objective is to enlighten through music.
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Beat Pharmacy: Spring Mix
Beat Pharmacy, that is, Brendon Moeller, is a man influenced by the Orb and Future Sounds of London having found these unique artists of the early 90’s while residing in his native South Africa where he worked as a school teacher with kids affected by the war and strife South Africa faced during apartheid. He converses on his journey and drive to produce his own unique sound on the ‘dub leaning end of the musical spectrum. His unique production style got him attention from Francois K and Francois’ Deep Space party devoted to all things in the ‘key of dub’, where he’s a regular guest dj, and where you’ll find his first two full length albums have been released. Brendon’s also released many limited edition 45’s and 12” vinyl platters making him a main stay in the DJ and dub lover scene.
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Groove Junkies
Los Angeles’ dynamic production duo Groove Junkies (Evan Landes and Parrish Wintersmith) continue to make DJ’s sound really good with their non-stop stream of releases on their very own record label More House Records. Their signature sound encompasses pumping grooves, uplifting lyrics and undeniable hooks. Born and raised in New York City and Detroit respectively, Landes and Wintersmith bring a tapestry of influences from their native cities. Enjoy this set prepared for the Winter Music Conference 2006, covering some favorite classics as well as their very own productions in the mix.
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