Maya’s HOPE at Village Underground- Tuesday, October 23rd

The lovely and talented NY songstress Maya Azucena is doing a lot for the community and special causes these days. Especially in raising awareness in Domestic Abuse.

Maya has teamed up with Hopeline- the non-profit that works in bringing up these issues and addressing them since so many women are afraid to talk– Tuesday will be a memorable and special occasion and you don’t want to miss out.

Here is the run down of events-

HOPE NIGHT
An Evening of Hope and Domestic Abuse Awareness

Produced by Maya Azucena, Roalh Aarons and Purpose Music Group

HOST:
Sabrina Lamb (Media commentator – BET, WRKS-FM, and more – author and owner of FlirtingTime.com and WorldofMoney.org)

SPEAKERS:
Lt. Governor David Paterson; Berlotte Israel for Voices of Women

Performers Confirmed: Madafi and Band, Karen Gibson Roc, Queen GodIs, Luquantumleap

MAYA AZUCENA will be performing in full concert
SPONSORS:
Hopeline (Domestic Abuse nonprofit)
Verizon Wireless
Purpose Music Group
The Bloom Effect
Rebelution Designs (tee-shirt sponsors) Ladies on the Mic/Shocklee.com (Jo-ann and Hank Shocklee, founder of Ladies on the Mic and original producer of Public Enemy, respectively ONUTTS
FlirtingTime.com

*Pending: Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke; Additional Domestic Abuse services organizations reps

HOPE NIGHT will take place at Village Underground 130 West 3rd Street (by 6th Ave), NYC 10012. The ticket price is $15. The doors are at 6:30PM. Proceedings begin at 7:30PM. NYCGigs.com

HOPE NIGHT is a concert event at New York’s popular mainstay venue, , on Tuesday night of October 23rd, dedicated to raising awareness of the impacts (both known and little-known) of Domestic Abuse within the community at large.

Artists, together with select community organizations, individuals and companies, will unite using the platform of Art to bring people together on a common cause. In a positive environment, people are invited to share information and find enlightenment on practical options for someone who may be wrestling with an issue of Domestic Abuse.

The evening will be comprised of powerful performances, interspersed with special invited guest speakers who will eloquently share personal stories about the affects of Domestic Abuse on the community. Madafi and her band will provide the sophisticated Jazz&Soul backdrop for the three inspiring presentations by spoken word artists Karen Gibson Roc, Luquantumleap and Queen GodIs. A running list of facts and statistics will be rotated on a flat screen TVs throughout the venue, along with names of various Domestic Abuse Services and Non-Profit organizations. Tables with literature and representatives from Domestic Abuse Service organizations will be accessible. People can trade information or choose to donate to given organizations. Merchandise with proceeds forwarded to the cause will be sold throughout. 100% of the proceeds of a special “Junkyard Jewel” tee shirt, created by Rebelution Designs, will be dedicated to one of the participating organizations. Maya Azucena will perform a full live concert with guests, as the culmination to an inspirational night.

HOPE NIGHT is a night of empowerment and inspiration. It is a celebration for survivors and those that embrace Life.

“As someone who once experienced years of severe domestic abuse, I can say that I was committed to silence. As strong a person as I am, I still wasn’t willing to address the obvious for too long. It only dawned on me one day after 6 years – when I read a promotional postcard in a public bathroom, listing the ‘symptoms of abuse’- that I was one of “those” women. I accepted excuses for too long. Knowledge and the fact that you have options in life, are powerful things to own.” Maya Azucena

Contact Hope@MayaAzucena.com for more information.

Artist and Host Links:
JunkyardJewel.com
FlirtingTime.com
KarenGibsobRoc.com
MySpace.com/Madafi
MySpace.com/QueenGodisbiz
MySpace.com/Luquantumleap

10.17.07 – Arriving in Afghanistan

The past few days have definitely been eye-openers for me and the crew. We took our first military flights yesterday. It was like being buckled into a loud rollercoaster where you could see all the air ducts, straps, wires, and wings of the plane. It was SO loud, they gave us earplugs to wear as soon as we got in. The flights were pretty short and a lot of the soldiers were going where we were….Afghanistan.

Our first stop was supposed to be a brief stop…we ended up waiting for our next guide to get us on another Military flight so we could rest for the night. We ended up in the most low-end accomodations…let’s just say I know what prison life would be like. We met a Belgian Sargeant that really helped us out. We went to a cafe and ate some really good Afghan burgers! They really love Brandy there cause that’s all they played. I must’ve heard “I wanna be down” 10 times and I haven’t heard that song since I was 15! We hung out for a bit but Tanya and I were so tired we went to sleep at about 8pm (I don’t think I’ll ever adjust) while the boys went to a Belgium bar. There are a lot of allies on our bases from the Belgians, Polish, English etc. I thought we would be late for our 6am wake-up call so I woke everyone up in a panic at 1:30am. I will never live that down….

I know I’m slacking on the pictures, guys, but I am sooo limited right now with my connections. I will post some up asap, I promise.

Before I end this blog I wanted to tell you about our ride through Kabul to get to this base we’re on. I will disclose the name tomorrow because we’re not allowed to say exactly where we are…

When we left the airport in Bagram where we stayed overnight, we woke up in the morning, took showers, loaded up our equipment again, then pulled up our rides….ARMOURED HUMMERS. Our army escorts put bullet-proof vests and a headpiece on us and drove us through Kabul. It was really sad to see how poor the people there lived. It was like civilization was in dust. There were a few times our escorts would yell at the civilians to get out of the way. At one point the driver (which was a lady) said she thought she saw a sniper on the roof of a building. Their buildings all looked desecrated and destroyed. It was only when I saw the children running on the streets in this dusty town that I got a little choked up. It made me sad to think they didn’t even get a chance….it also made me more grateful to be so fortunate.

We arrived at our camp and met a Capt who has been escorting us around all day. Very nice guy and probably the first person to brief us so well. I finally got to call my daddy today. I’ll admit that was emotional. It was 4:30am central time and he answered on the 1st ring which made me realize he had been waiting on my call. I felt so bad to keep him waiting. It had been such a hectic couple of days and I explained about the luggage and outside communication difficulties ect. I love my family.

I am missing you all…

the more I talk to these soldiers I realize that no matter the hassles and sacrifices, it is SO WORTH BEING here. They all thank us and say how grateful they are for entertainers coming in. And on that note, I’m off to get ready for show #2.

10.15.07 – Manas Base, Kyrgystan

We had our first show tonight and it was beyond any kind of amazing experience.

We started a little rocky...still recovering from lost sleep, time change,

getting our luggage back (FINALLY) etc. It felt good to *finally* get out of Friday's

clothes...ugh yuck!!! The soldiers expressed so much appreciation for what we did.

It was touching to get their participation during our set.

They clapped after every song no matter how much better I knew we could've started the set.

We're working with limited resources...we honestly needed about 2 more monitors to be

able to hear ourselves the way we need to but we're sharing the only 2 we've got.

Despite the sound issues, we did very well and it touched me to see their  reactions

of joy, excitement, and most of all appreciation.

We receieved a lot of thank you's after the show and requests for autographs and pictures.

The guys are doing awesome. Thanks to Mark for the super sound setup.

Durbin finally got a haircut and Rick loves the food on base. Jon C. is catching

somethin but I suspect it's allergies. Tanya is doing well too.

She spun a great set tonight and had the soldiers dancing 

We're supposed to be up in 4 hours but I wanted to share a few stories with you

about some of the soldiers we interviewed. They all have their own interesting story

about how they got there, the job they're doing, and who they've left back home.

Last night 2 soldiers sat down with us while we were at Pete's Place

(coincidentally the same place we played tonight.) One of the guys was hilarious -

James Massengal (he referred to his name as the "feminine products") lol we really

enjoyed his company and his sidekick Bridges. Then I played pool with Brandon Orlando

(who kicked my butt) and showed me where the internet/phone cafe is on base.

I finally got a chance to call home. I know my mama was worried.

After the show tonight I am reassured that this is where I am supposed to be and I

am so glad I took on this tour. I feel priviledged to be here and see our military i

n action. We are definitely the most powerful country in this world and I am proud to

be American.  A few of the soldiers have warned me about our next stop. They say it

would be a bit tense in Afghanistan...which I had expected. This should be our

toughest spot so I'm glad we're getting it out of the way now. They have warned me

about what I might see so I am mentally preparing myself for all of it.

Urban Gypsy Circus HOWL After party ( Howl festival madness part 2)

Wad up- Miz Fu%kin MetrO’ here- hope all is well to those out in the digital and physical world.

Wanted to share with you photos from Urban Gypsy Circus’s After Party for the Howl Festival ( which turned out to be one of the best interactive art parties of the year!!!!)

Peep the pics and check out Miz Metro and the Urban Gypsy Circus Multi Media crew OCT 27th @ The House Of Yes Loft:

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Without further ado Urban Gypsy Circus Howl After Party Pics!!:

Above, master shot of stage ( shout out to Kate for building such an incredible pretty curtain : )

Crosby and the Trashion Girls leaping for joy!

Me and the Trashion Girls, I got that look on my face- like watch it, imma bout to bust a move!

Props to Room 404 Media on the projections- just absolute dopeness!!!

(Probably my favorite pic above) Zef Noise on violin, who gave an unforgettable performance, accompanied by the visual art of Room 404 media

FUN FUN FUN, is all I can say, above and below Julie’s BluPrint Fashion Girls celebrate after they strutted their stuff on our concrete runway : ) Hot, Hot, Hot!!!!

Flowers, from the Howl Festival’s benefit party held the week before, oh so pretty!

Chico the legendary Graf Artist who’s beautiful murals cover the lower east side graced our “Community Art Wall”

Here, Anne one of the Trashion Girls ( out of costume) leaves her mark on the Community Art wall as well ( I think she’s drawin a pair of glasses)

Here Crosby defends me from an annoying drunk lower east side yuppie, just joking we were just being silly.

It was a great party.

I hope you can join us on OCT 27th at the house of Yes Loft for the HIp HOp Haven Holla-ween party.

check out: www.bluprintclothing.com – www.room404media.com – www.zefnoise.com – www.thenewpop.com – www.thearteriesgroup.com -

much love,

more blogs comming soon- stay tuned!!!

-MIZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

10.14.07 – Touchin BASS from the base!

WOOOO HOOOO!!! I just woke up from a coma and even though I could’ve used more sleep
I have decided to get up for steak & shrimp night in the dining hall We need to
hit up the community showers first. Tanya who is my “bunkee” went to go buy a few
essentials at the BX Store which is like a mini-walmart on base…no lie!
Our show got postponed tonight but we’re going to hang out at the place we were
supposed to play at called “Pete’s Place”. It’s a big tent when you’re looking at it
from the outside but when you get inside it’s your local bar, living room, and
gameroom rolled into one with a HUGE stage for guest performers. Soldiers are only
allowed 2 beers per 24 hour period so the same rules apply to us too since we’re on
base. They stressed ALL the rules to us once we got here…
1. No co-ed rooms
2. No PDA (public display of affection)
3. No bags or purses while shopping
4. Wash your hands before every meal
5. Carry an ID on at all times
And many more I can’t remember right now…yes, it’s like a mini-bootcamp even for
us. Before we even got here a few rules were stressed to us about conservative dress
(long-sleeved shirts, no open toe shoes, no shorts etc) which seemed kind of hard
for me to pull off in some of our 100 degree weather locations. And tehre are some
locations where we had limited shower time…3mins! Thank goodness that was not
today! After not being able to shower for almost 2 days of traveling…I spent a
good half hour in there. I can’t wait to get my luggage in the a.m.

Well…the crew is now waiting for me at Pete’s Place. I just wanted to quickly blog
again…I will post up more soon along with pics. I’m sure you’re all wondering if
Jon Durbin (our trumpet player) got his haircut yet! lol

10.13.07 – 24+hours = 4 cities + 3 continents + lost luggage :(

Yep you read right…It’s been a hectic hectic day and a half…after leaving the H,
we went to Chicago, took a flight to London, connected to Moscow and now we’re in
Bishkek. Kyrgystan is definitely a beautiful country. The mountain scenery is
amazing and the locals have beautiful defined features – Russian & Asian. I can’t
say they’re all very nice though. I think they’re leary of Americans but that is
just the beginning. I’m sure more countries will be that way to us or worse.
Let me start by saying that lugging our equipment around has been a serious hassle.
I am a little disappointed with our tour planners for not being more organized. It’s kind of like organized confusion. Once they realize what we’re there to do they are very helpful to our mission.
Checking in 21 pieces of equipment on top of our personal baggage has been a serious
pain since we left Intercontinental Airport Houston. We have vouchers that should be
covering the excess baggage and overweight equipment…those covered us in H-town.
The issues began in London…the 6 of us were designated the most wobbliest carts at
Heathrow. Some of us even had 2 carts a piece and they needed serious alignments.
Since Heathrow is a very narrow airport we made the best out of not hurting or
killing people while pushing our equipment. I was trying to make it fun on the
downhill slopes by running, pushing, and jumping on the cart…ok I’m a little sore
from it now! lol
And let me tell you the Russian airline people are SO MEAN! We had a 6 hour layover
in London thinkin we could go siteseeing…no way! It took us 6-hours just to
check-in our equipment after waiting in line after line. They even overcharged us
for our equipment: $9,000 to be exact. It’s the military’s money but STILL…that’s
a lot of money. The only thing I’ll say about them is that their in-flight food is A
WHOLE LOT better than American Airlines…pfft. I have never been on a foreign
flight like that…the first one looked like it was hangin on for dear life. It
smelled like a gymnasium and I won’t even mention the bathrooms! The second one was
much better! Finally, jet-lagged and extremely delirious from exhaustion, we arrive
in Kyrgystan and now all of our luggage and equipment is LOST! I am hoping it
arrives on the next flight from Moscow.

GEEZ! And we haven’t even had our first show yet!

In the meantime…all the guys are being good sports about everything. Here are some
before and after pictures.

Also…Jon Durbin needs a haircut like yesterday! I’m sure the Armed forces will
provide him with a buzzcut for that nice lil trumpet of his…lol

STAY TUNES FOR MORE ADVENTURES…despite all the transit, sleep deprivation, loss of
baggage, equip etc…I am having a good time knowing I’m away! Love you all!

The happenings at CMJ this week!

Yo Yo Yo Yo Yo the name of Spank Rock’s first album but it’s also me saying Yo- What’s up- You’re on THE BLOOM BLOG

I’m severely overwhelmed this week.
There’s just too many friggin parties, too many cocktails and free booze, too many bands playing and too many workshops and panels but– it’s all in good fun because we need more of these BIG EVENTS so we can come together and PARLAIS, Network, talk about our PASSIONS, pick up men or chicks if you’re a guy, discover new artists, get some education, make a few business deals or experience something completely new and fresh that noone else has done and let’s see – what else?
I think that’s enough for starters.

Well- CMJ starts officially tomorrow but I’m going to a ton of stuff tonight.
First off- A2IM cocktail party
Then to Love to see British Rapper Estelle then to Tillman’s - The Marksmen.
DJ OP guest DJ’ing and Maya Azucena hosting then off to Pyramid for the one and only
Bill Laswell- the legend himself– his group debuting ‘ Method of Defiance’.
It will be a treat.

Tuesday it’s Haystacks MEET UP and IODA cocktail then to a dinner with The Swedes and then the IMEEM party at 205 Club

Wednesday it’s a bunch more parties– haven’t even figured it out yet -

Thursday- Our bloggers cocktail- ‘Cos The Blog’s The Thing’- The lovely Ariel Hyatt, myself and Corey Dennis of Reap and Sow are organizing this one.

Stop through if you’re a band looking for cyber/digital promo and if you’re a BLOGGER, VLOGGER and or PODDER we want you.

Thursday, October 18th-
4:00-8:00PM
Ariel Publicity Offices
325 W. 38th St
Suite 505
Between 8th and 9th Ave
It’s FREE-

Also on Thursday is The Swedish Music Seminar- all day event at The Union Square Ballroom

Then Friday afternoon I’m speaking on a panel from 2:30PM -3:30PM called The UK VS US Showdown.
It takes place at Shorin Room at NYU’s Kimmel Center. I’m on a panel with some fantastic people including Maurice Bernstein, and Martin Heath.

That Friday night Kunal Merchant is throwing a massive party you’ve been waiting for— in honor of Mrs. Yancey- J Dilla’s Mother.
It’s at BLVD on Bowery
10:00PM
Artists performing:
DJ Drama
Pharoahe Monch
DJ Soul and DJ Kayper

Also Friday night is Roxy Cottontail’s fabulous PUSSY PARTY
Rebel- 251 W. 30th Street between 7th and 8th Ave
$10.00 to get in.
Free before 11:00PM
This one features:
Klever
The Bangers
Gravy
Max Glazer
Kapone and Weed Cologne and more

Saturday night is METERMAIDS at LUNA LOUNGE

10:00PM

Saturday, October 20th in the BK!

http://www.myspace.com/metermaids

I can’t stop listening to MAVRIK

‘About Face’ is their debut album and it’s BUTTER

http://www.myspace.com/mavrikempire

http://www.mavrikempire.com

Have fun at CMJ in NY and drink plenty of water. Bring some Emergen-C, and Red Bull

Fiona

The Sounds of Kathleen Grace

Who is Kathleen Grace? Well- -I had the pleasure of meeting her in Austin last year with an introduction from the legendary music journalist Chris Morris who had just at that time in March left his position at The Hollywood Reporter. Anyway- that chance meeting led us to keeping in touch and I helped with suggestions for her NY Debut– where to play- what would be the best venues and Voila! She’s coming to THE LIVING ROOM-- great choice!

So Kathleen Grace- singer songwriter in a jazz vein but delivering vocals in a beautiful and sultry popular way- is bringing her talents and showcasing them on Wednesday, October 24th at The Living Room.

Thus- making her NY Debut!

I hope to see you all out to support.

Kathleen Grace hails from Tucson, AZ and wails in L.A. What happens when a lover of Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell gets a jazz education? The answer is found in the award-winning music of Kathleen Grace. Her repertoire can be compared to the work of Madeleine Peyroux, Bill Frisel and Tierney Sutton. This cool-toned vocalist was awarded the Jazz Ahead residency at the famed Kennedy Center where she began her path as composer as well as singer. Savor Kathleen Grace and her “lyric tone of haunting beauty.”

Kathleen Grace – Press Quotes

“One of the most interesting newcomers on the American scene, Arizona-bred Kathleen Grace made her recording debut just two years ago, with the impressive Sunrise. Now, with a new band …Grace kicks it up a notch with this wide-ranging assortment of covers and originals that amplify her genre-blurring dexterity. Hers is a crisp, cool sort of Jo Stafford-meets-Jane Monheit vibe that’s as well suited to a sparkling, sun-dappled spin through “I’ll Be Seeing You” as it is to the gently countrified, rigors-of-the-road lament “I Return to You,” featuring Grace’s lyric fitted to Pat Metheny’s “Travels.” Equally intriguing are her “Sunrise, Sunset,” shot through with a vague hint of sinister mystery, and a “Surrey With the Fringe on Top” that’s at once as bouncy as an Oklahoma back road and as sleekly propulsive as a racing bike…Songbird (is) (named for an original Grace-Smith composition that is Joni Mitchell good)…The airwaves should be full of Grace.”
–Christopher Louden, JazzTimes, May 2007

“After a glowing recommendation from Chris Vognar, I decided to make a getaway to the Elephant Room Friday night. I got there just in time to see the Kathleen Grace Band. The music was absolutely lovely. I kept trying to think of a word to describe the Los Angeles jazz vocalist whose voice is mellow and pure. The title of her new CD captured the description perfectly: Songbird.”
–Tracy Brown, Dallas Morning News, SXSW: Best of Blog, March 18th, 2007

“Kathleen Grace hails from Tucson Ariz and she wails in Los Angeles. She boasts a three-octave voice and her self-released debut album derserves a wider audience – so major labels, step up.”
–Hervey Siders, JazzTimes, August 2006

2006 Blue Chip Award Winner, Vocal Jazz Category
– Herb Wong, International Association for Jazz Education Journal, April 2006

“captivating voice” KJAZZ Recommends , April 2006
– Scott Willis, Music Director, KKJZ 88.1

Number 5 on the top recordings of the year
– Michael Burman, KSCM Jazz 91.1FM

“The City of Angels has favored us with another wonderful home-grown vocalist. Cool-toned vocalist Kathleen Grace gives a shining debut on Sunrise… Dreamy and mournful on a sparse “Softly as in a morning sunrise,” Grace’s voice is as luminescent as a clarinet in the chalumeau register… With enough clever detours on this well crafted and arranged CD, Grace has put Sunrise up for debut of the year.”
– George Harris, All About Jazz LA/SF/Chicago

“Grace personalizes a song with subtlety and nuance… She never feels the need to show off for the sake of showing off, choosing instead to get inside each song and find both the meaning of the lyric and the improvisational possibilities inherent in the melody… her reinvention of Paul McCartney’s”Blackbird” gently but effectively makes the case for its inclusion in the jazz repertoire. Sunrise is one of those albums that gets better and better with each listen. Kathleen Grace is my pick for Best New Jazz Artist of 2005.”
– Jim Newsom, Portfolio Weekly

“The fresh new face on the Pacific Coast, Kathleen Grace presents her new album Sunrise… the beautiful vocal stylings of Kathleen Grace include the Beatles’ Blackbird, Cool from West Side Story, Bob Dorough’s Small Day and Wayne Shorter’s Armageddon. Her hip, jazzy, adventurous phrasing brings a personal touch to these ambitious pieces.
– Kiyomi Takada, Record Collector Magazine JAPAN

“… a good representation of why she has been garnering a lot of positive critical acclaim. I sensed the kind of cool warmth that was a hallmark of one of the best of all jazz influenced vocalists, Irene Kral. “
– Joeseph Lang, Jersey Jazz

http://www.kathleengrace.com

http://www.myspace.com/kathleengrace

Ode to Prokrastinating & Packing!

*It’s jus another manic monday* and on top of feelin that monday rush I am definitely feelin overwhelmed with a sudden urgency to take on the world with all my errands….well, not quite. Here I am workin at my corporate job staring at my checklist thinkin, “you’re such a retard for prokrastinating…” lol

So here goes:

- Go to Radio Shack for Int’l plugs (I tried doing this on my lunch break apparently they didn’t have Middle East plugs in stock) These are the three circular insert plugs.

- Go to T-Mobile to get Int’l service (I tried doing this at lunch too but ran outta time)

- Go to Target to get travel essentials (Ladies….enough said)

- Pick up video camera from Trisha (thank God for friends)

- Pick up my *Karina* banner from the studio

- Hair appointment for *rock star hair* This is wednesday but I had to include it’s on my to-do list.

- Pick up my prescription (don’t ask)

- Nail appointment (I’m afraid I won’t get a proper refill while I’m away – what can I say, I’m a girly girl ;p)

- Pick up my laptop! (the last time I tried to do this I was overwhelmed with my options)

- Pick up extra monitors for the band

- Pay off my speeding ticket so I don’t go to jail when I get back

AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST…

- PACK!!!

I despise my prokrastination but I do work well under pressure. It’s easier to pack at the end anyway…

Am I leaving anything out!?? Any suggestions??

Help ya girl out…send me a line…

Lyricist Lounge and The Fam!

Come on out this Sunday- come party with us– we’re a cool gang of folks and bringing you something to celebrate– come on it’s Tony Touch and Kenny Parker for damn sake!
Sunday, October 7, 2007

Come & Celebrate the beginning of Autumn with:

Danny Castro (Lyricist Lounge), Voodoo Ray (Sweet Tooth/Deja Vu), Rich Nice (Track Masters),
Daud (Coup d’etat), Al & L.A (Brooklyn Circus), Netic (Game Rebellion), Wise Dred (D.I.T.R/E.O.M),
Yaz & Yushi Pesu (Old Souls), Fiona Bloom (The Bloom Effect) & So Live! Arts Movement,
Maryam (Sweet Tooth), Bezo (XXL & King Mag), Brandon (Azul Scott Clothing) & Kiser

For our Columbus Who? Bash!

2 floors of fun!!! (playing all classic SOUL, R&B, Funk, House, Reggae, Soca, Salsa & Hip-Hop)
Music By: DJ Kenny Parker (Boogie Down Productions) -Upstairs
DJ Trauma (Alador & Smith) *Reggae* -Upstairs
DJ Tony Touch (Rocksteady/Shady 45/Sirius Radio) -Downstairs

@ Mannahatta
316 Bowery (corner of Bowery & Bleeker)

Take 6 train to Bleecker St. or F,V,D or B to Broadway Lafayette

Doors @ 9pm

$10 if your on a list (List closes @ 2am)

21 & over

Ladies come sexy, Gentlemen come stylish & presentable.
We serve the right to be selective so No bums or losers allowed!!!