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NickyDigital’s One Year Anniversary on March 15, 2007 @ Hiro Ballroom

Cheeky B*stard & Institubes Records present Nicky Digital’s One Year Anniversary with INSTITUBES PARIS TERROR CLUB featuring: BOYS NOIZE, PARA ONE, CURSES! (a.k.a. DROP THE LIME), FREEFORM FIVE, SMC, Lauren Flax, & Alex English.

Hosted by:Warp Records, Turbo Records, Bleep.com, Institubes & Heyletsgo.com with Tom & Alejandro, Ruben & Noel, Dagny, May & Dimitry.

More info about this event from the GBH.tv website:

One of the biggest electro events in New York this year – we are excited to bring you a night hosted by Institubes Records from Paris (home of Para One, Teki, TTC, Surkin, Curses! and others) – featuring some of the best in the business…

Apart from being a great producer, Boys Noize has remixed Tiga, Depeche Mode, Bloc Party, Kaiser Chiefs, Teenage Badgirl, The Living Things, Lutzenkirchen and others. He is one of the best known artists on the European electro scene, releasing music on Kitsune, Turbo and his own Boys Noize Records,

Intstitubes producer Para One produces French hip-hop act TTC, and is one of the most visible new French electro-house producers emerging today. He was a highlight of the most recent Ed Banger tour and has pioneered the new French electronic sound. He has remixed Daft Punk, MSTRKRFT and Bloc Party, and has been remixed by MSTRKRFT, Surkin, Boys Noize and many others. Check out the video for his rather excellent single ‘Dundun-dun’ here.

Curses! is a new project by the excellent Drop The Lime who will be playing a live set for us.

And we are just now able to confirm that the one-and-only Freeform Five – one of the best remixers in the business – will also be stopping by to throw down some knowledge.

Lauren Flax, SMC and Alex English will also be DJing. Plus this is the night Nicky Digital is celebrating the one year anniversary of his web site Nickydigital.com.

Hosted by:
Warp Records, Turbo Records, Bleep.com, Institubes & Heyletsgo.com with Tom & Alejandro, Ruben & Noel, Dagny, May & Dimitry.

Hiro Ballroom: 371 W16th St. at 9th Ave.

A-Trak Presents: Fool’s Gold 15th Anniversary: Featurring Uffie, Doss, Bag Raiders, Treasure Fingers, Naeem, The Hellp, Club Eat, Frost Children, and more!

Throwback to Good Old Days: Capturing Fool’s Gold’s 15th Anniversary

This past weekend was a nostalgic throwback to the good old days as I dusted off my trusted NickyDigital camera setup. The assignment? Capturing the electrifying energy of Fool’s Gold’s 15th Anniversary – a very special event for A-Trak, Nick Catchdubs, and the entire Fool’s Gold Records family at a venue that is very close to my heart, Webster Hall.

My decade-long journey as the house photographer for Webster Hall brought back some truly cherished memories. Walking through the venue, it was hard not to notice the impressive facelift it had undergone. From the updated elevator to the modernized stairways, the transformed bars into green rooms and green rooms into stages, to even the reinforced floors, it all whispered tales of the past. The venue was a sweet remembrance of all the electronic music events I had once captured with my lens.

Friday night was a carousel of faces. There were familiar faces I hadn’t seen in years, alongside fresh, new ones. It was a testament to the exponential growth of the electronic music community in NYC since my early days in the early 2000s.

The event brought together a mix of old friends and new talents. From the likes of A-Trak, Uffie (Oh, how vividly I remember our first meeting at an Ed Banger Records BlogHouse party in 2006 thrown by Lauren Flax in a defunct bank in the Lower East Side!), and Treasure Fingers, to the thrilling beats of newer artists on the scene like Blu Detiger, The Hellp, and Frost Children – the evening was a harmonious blend of the past and the present.

That night was not just about recollecting old memories and making new ones. It was about the music, the artists, and most importantly, the community that defines us. It was a night that showed how far we’ve come and how much farther we can go.

I invite you to join me on this walk down memory lane.