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SO FAR GONE: DRAKE NIGHT
SO FAR GONE: DRAKE NIGHT
New Years Eve is corny and overpriced in NYC. This year, January 1st is where its at. Wasting no time in 2017, January 1st NEW YEARS DAY edition of So Far Gone: Drake Night at Baby’s All Right with resident DJ’s Dirty South Joe, Gun$ Garcia and Magglezzz will keep you Draking all night! So kick off 2017 the right way. On our worst behavior. Remember? Oh! Doors open at 11pm and get your tickets…
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Best Weekend Ever: Margaret Glaspy, Marian Hill, Kongos!
Best Weekend Ever: Margaret Glaspy, Marian Hill, Kongos!
Photo by David De Cristofaro This weekend is looking much better in terms of weather than last week. Go out and hit up shows before it gets too cold to go to impromptu concerts! Thursday 10/13: LA punk band Descendents will be at Electric Factory. Active since the 70’s, these guys still can kick it. Their high energy lands them rocking gigs like Riot Fest in Chicago this year. Be prepared to…
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Gun$ Garcia chats #GURLPOWER, Drake Night, and Influences
Regina “Gun$” Garcia sat down with Rock On Philly to talk Drake Night, Factory Girls Tour, and so much more. Watch our exclusive interview with the hip music maker below! Catch Gun$ Garcia’s at The Dolphin with Factory Girls Saturday Feb.13th for GALENTINE’S DAY: Photo courtesy of Factory Girls Bring your bae to the next Drake…
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Who currently inspires you?
“On a regular basis Dolly Parton, Miley Cyrus inspire me, I love an unapologetically strong women. Serena Williams for alway striving to be the best. The entire cast of Project Runway Junior, or really anyone having a dream a going after it. I'm a sucker for stuff like that. I also look to The Rock's instagram for inspiration on a daily basis. Seeing his gym pics are sometimes the only thing that can me out of bed and headed to the gym. I think, "If Dwayne can do it, Gun$ can do it." As far as Djs go, my list could go on for days, but at the top are Brazzabelle, Skrillex, Speakerfoxxx, Dani Deahl, Uniiqu3, Mija, Anna Lunoe, and Nina Las Vegas.” -Regina
Read the rest of our Q+A with the Factory Girls on the blog.
On Regina: The Harness Bra
Photography by Lanee Bird in collaboration with Holyrad Studios MUA by Stella Bouzakis
Who were your mentors/role models when you were coming up in music?
“My main mentor has always been Dirty South Joe. He taught me how to Dj and mostly everything else I could ever need to know about making mixtapes, throwing parties, and still mentors me on a regular basis with career advise. A big role model for me when I was first getting into Djing was New York's own, Roxy Cottontail. She was the first female Dj that I had experienced as being so feminine and girly. She really paved the way for female Djs and set the blueprint for girl power. She had great style and was really creative and innovative with her marketing ideas and worked with some of the biggest Djs at the time.” -Regina
Read the rest of our Q+A with the Factory Girls on the blog.
On Regina: The Patent Harness Bustier
Photography by Lanee Bird in collaboration with Holyrad Studios MUA by Stella Bouzakis
Factory girls is the collective of female DJ's behind the decks at our upcoming Chromat AW16 NYFW after party x GALENTINES DAY Celebration at Le Bain next Friday.
Chromat's Lolita Bandita sat down with Katie K Rex, Shaina Robinson (Suga Shay) and Regina Garcia (Gun$ Garcia) to discus women in music, their role models and their favorite outfit.
Read more here: http://bit.ly/FactoryGIRLS
Photos by Lanee Bird.
Photography by Scarlet Estelle
Friday November 6th, Los Angeles’ own Lil Debbie took the stage at one of Center City’s newest venue CODA. Notable for her affiliation in The White Girl Mob, the west coast rapper made it to Philadelphia on the second leg of her Home Grown tour.
Lil Debbie performs at CODA, Philadelphia
Before Lil Debbie hit the stage, she shared the night with a slew of east coast rappers hailing from New York and Philly respectively. Kurt Rockmore of Long Island, New York began the intimate evening full of dance worthy songs and even catchier hooks. His close attention to the crowd and interaction with with the fans made for a radical vibe that set the tone as the concert goers arrived to the show.
DJ Gun$ Garcia performs at CODA, Philadelphia
Washington D.C. native-turned-Philly powerhouse DJ Gun$ Garcia took her rightful place on stage to spin the tracks everyone can’t get enough of with her own flair. You might know Garcia if you’re an avid South Philly night-crawler; she hosts the now legendary Drake Night at the Dolphin Tavern. Her success derives from her sheer talent paired with intelligent business tactics and solid branding. Garcia’s maturity graces each performance she spins.
Domonique performs at CODA, Philadelphia
Domonique, a young rapper from Brooklyn showered the audience with energy, soul, and bars reminiscent of Tupac, Biggie, and other old school favorites. Her style is full of modern athletic swagger interlocked with hints of 90’s fashion makes for a one of a kind experience. Dominique’s lyricism highlights a talent well beyond her years, and definitely did not fall on deaf ears. The growing crowd of fans swayed along to every song on the young rapstress’ set.
Lil Debbie performs at CODA, Philadelphia
Partnered with a single dancer Lil Debbie invaded the Coda stage with her familiar makeup and fashionable attire that made her a deep internet sensation. The crowd, although young in age, knew every word to even the most obscure deep-cuts that her three EPs had to offer. Her most infamous collaborations comes from the Neon Icon himself, Riff Raff. Their track “Michelle Obama” opened her set and set the mood exactly right for the night that followed. Lil Debbie’s reputation for indulging in vices, paired with her energetic tracks made for a perfect party-like live experience.
See all the photos from the show below!
Gurl Power: Lil Debbie, Gun$ Garcia, & Domonique take CODA Photography by Scarlet Estelle Friday November 6th, Los Angeles’ own Lil Debbie took the stage at one of Center City’s newest venue…
