Tag Archives: Disco

San Francisco | Mushroom Jazz with Mark Farina and Nutritious at Mighty 2.8.2013

It’s been about a year since Nutritious and Mark Farina shared the decks at Mighty in San Francisco for a special evening of Mushroom Jazz.

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Last year’s collaboration was magic. We’ve been looking forward to this reunion ever since. Not to mention, we’ve got Afrolicious DJs, Senor Oz and Pleasuremaker, hosting in the lounge this time ’round.

Check out some ZoeCam!!! footage for a taste of what’s to come:

Get your $10 ADV.TIX @ http://mightysf.eventbrite.com/

 

Welcome to the Bizarre | 3 Days Opening Party…

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Join us for 3 days of celebration in the opening of our new Bushwick venue, Bizarre.

Assorted madness
erotica
and the unexpected

Friday, January 18 (4pm til 4am)
Stumblebum Brass Band from 7pm til 10pm
Nutritious, Sid Vaga (Birthday Celebration), Nappy G + more

Saturday, January 19 (4pm til 4am)
Nutritious & JKriv + more

Sunday, January 20 (12pm til 12 am)
Nutritious, Drop The Lime, DKDS, Charles Brix, & Robert Lux

We’re going day and night for 3 days…

Full bar, 21+
Wines from South of France
Traditional Absinthe

12 Jefferson Street, Bushwick Brooklyn 11206
@ Myrtle Avenue / Broadway JMZ Stop

November 2012 Ace Hotel New York Thursdays: Nutritious #FetishAuthentic

“Thursday nights in November, Nutritious debuts Fetish Authentic, his new multimedia experience involving exclusive music, rarities, live remixing and innovative compositions combined with art, fashion and the unexpected…”

Read more: http://www.acehotel.com/newyork/calendar/thursdays-nutritious

DereksMusicBlog Shows Love for SpinSpinNYC’s Newest EP, Life in Stereo [Review]

“…Although Infernal Devices create music, this is taking dance music to the next level, both sonically and as a spectacle. Truly, this is the complete package, something befitting of the 21st Century…”

Read more here: http://dereksmusicblog.wordpress.com/2012/10/07/infernal-devices-life-in-stereo/

SpinSpinNYC Podcast 01 “The Sour Apple” Mixed by Nutritious

SpinSpinNYC Podcast 01
The Sour Apple
Mixed by Nutritious

LISTEN & DOWNLOAD HERE: iTunes | All Others

01. I Love You | The Synthetigers | Mirrorball Records
02. Chemistry | Lance Leber | Roundi Music
03. Dance & Clap (Soul Bounce Mix) | Miguel Migs | Salted Music
04. Statistical Revision | Johnny Moy & Rob Spectrum | Tall House
05. Save My Soul (Motherland Mix) | Domineeky | Good Voodoo Music
06. Grit Your Teeth | Pete Dafeet | Lost My Dog
07. God Bless All The Girls In The World (Nutritious Treatment) | Duke Williams and The Extremes | SpinSpinNYC
08. Ain’t Nobody | South Of Roosevelt | Flapjack Records
09. Rockin On Swing | Riva Starr ft. Trigganom | Snatch!
10. Glowing In The Dark (Screendeath Remix) | Jupiter Ace ft. Geneva Lane | Big Vision
11. Imberlove (Inxec Remix) | Edu Imbernon ft. Sutja Gutierrez | More Music
12. Just Fabulous (Adnan Sharif Remix) | Shiny Objects | Om Records
13. Volume (Instrumental Mix) | Empresarios | Fort Knox Recordings
14. Settle Down (Kreap’s Rx) ((Derrick Carter Edit)) | Kimbra
15. Warm & Easy | The 2 Bears | DFA/Southern Fried
16. Two Wings | Dan Electro | SouLab

Nutritious Presents Duke Williams And The Extremes

The sound of Philadelphia met southern soul head on when Duke Williams and the Extremes were signed to Macon, Georgia’s Capricorn Records, the label of the Allman Brothers Band, Widespread Panic, Percy Sledge and more.With the classy guitar licks of well-known Philadelphia session guitarist T.J. Tindall (you can hear him on Disco Inferno and more) and Duke Williams’ Hammond B3 that just MADE you move, the writing and recording team of Duke, TJ and the rest of the Extremes made two hot albums for Capricorn that combined the sound of Philadelphia including famed background singers MFSB with the Memphis Horns in 1973′s A Monkey in a Silk Suit is Still A Monkey; and 1974′s Fantastic Fedora.

It was the marriage of northern and southern soul: funky, cool, elegant, raw with a pop veneer– and you can hear it in the cuts featured on the EP, the first two by Duke and TJ and the Extremes, recorded in the 1970′s at the legendary Sigma Sound Studio in Philadelphia and “I Can’t Wait Till Tomorrow” by Duke Williams and Corey Spags at Global Intelligence Studios in NJ.

Duke’s also credited with arrangement of Grace Jones’ now prolific rendition of “La Vie en rose” which was produced by Tom Moulton “father of the disco mix”.

Enjoy a few Nutritious ‘treatments’ for the dancefloor as well.

Nutritious Presents Duke Williams And The Extremes
EP Worldwide Release 08.14.12
SpinSpinNYC

Available worldwide August 14 2012 on SpinSpinNYC

July 4th 2012 Brooklyn Shakedown: Independence Night

What else needs to be said? It’s 4th of July. Fireworks. Revelry. Summer heat, bad-ass beats.

Let’s get loose.

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81 South 6th at Berry
Under the Williamsburg Bridge
Doors at 7:30pm
New 2 for 1 Happy Hour 7:30-9:00pm
Party pops at 10

See you on the dancefloor.