MISSION

I am a New Yorker who by a universal mistake was born in Russia and had to cross continent and then traverse US
to finally find a city with a heartbeat that matched mine.
No other city embraced me. In Moscow I was too outspoken, in Miami too fast, in Chicago too daring.
New York City gave me life.
Its heart and spirit will be forever young as its blood is
always renewed with fresh talent. Dreamers and critics, romantics and seekers, performers and transformers from all over the world strive to make a mark in NYC. Creative renewal is in the air we breathe and every generation of New Yorkers has its own art, nightlife, and social scenes that evolve continuously. Keeping up with all events that are shaping this city is a challenge, but I will try to bring you the fascinating, the beautiful and the outrageous in New York City nightlife with an emphasis on underground electronic music scene which happens to be my favorite fantasy land.
Expect the unexpected

Friday, May 15, 2009

Aqua-Booty

What image comes to your mind when I mention Aqua-Booty? Take your time…think about it...Now tell me...
No, it is not the latest vitamin water from the makers of Veggie Booty, think some more…
A fish tank shaped like booty and filled with water? What? You have one in your house? I don’t believe you! Try again, come on…

Booty covered in sweat from vigorous shaking? You are getting closer. A party, an underground house music party, with excellent DJs and wild crowd? Just like 1993? Bingo!

After 10 years on hiatus, Greg Cuoco and friends are back with deep, soulful, eclectic sound of house music you thought was extinct. This time they are taking over Le Lupanar on Lower East Side every 3rd Thursday of the month. Rarely random walk-ins provide such cool finds and as I was wandering around LES last week, I felt pulled in by this place almost magnetically so I settled for Mojito by the bar. My jaw was right on the floor though when I saw the flyer for Aqua-Booty party. I’ve heard about Aqua-Booty parties back in 1998 but never actually went as I just got to NYC and was solidly glued to Twilo, by the time I decided to try it Booty was gone. But Gods are smiling on house music loving New Yorkers this year and something tells me this party just might stick around LES. All I really need to tell you about Le Lupanar is: great staff, strong drinks, clean sound, cool owner and Aqua-Booty. You can try the food if you want but as for me I am here to dance. Think you can pick me out of the crowd? Try next Thursday (May 21st) because I will be there for Tony Humphries, Antonello Coghe, Terron Darby and Greg Cuoco of course. Let me see your Aqua-Booty :)
Posted by Voice of a Wild Child at 5:35 PM
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