Posts Tagged ‘Indigenous House Music Festival’
A PARK PARTY & BLOCK PARTY Pt 1
June 5, 2022
A Wet Dream, A Prescription, A Block Party Part 1
15.05.22
Indigenous House
Years ago, forefather Tony Humphries told the press, Baltimore house music was underrated. The legend then went on to compare if the music coming out of Baltimore came out of NYC, the Baltimore sound would be more highly regarded. Years later, this sentiment rings true. Just look around.
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THOMMY DAVIS 16.05.01 PART 1
June 1, 2021
Thommy “Turn It Out” Davis
1600
His shirtless majesty showcasing chiseled pectorals is in beast mode. Playing heavy four-count thumps that erupts from giant black cabinets. And dancing in front of those speakers will cause hearing loss for days to come. “You’ve waited all week to dance,” proclaims a diva loudly rapping over a beat that slaps. Standing on the pavilion’s ledge is one man who leans into the ear of another and speaks, “More like [we waited] a year.”
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KING LOUIE VEGA 16.05.01 PART II
May 30, 2021
All Hail, the King.
1650
Interlude
The music comes to a silence. There is an interlude of talking into a microphone from the founder of Indigenous House and the master of ceremonies. Yasss chyle! Most people are aware that Indigenous House is LGBTQIA affiliated, sadly most people are unaware the event is not called house music in the park. More words are spoken about acceptance and monetary donations. But more entertaining is reading the statement tees over here and over there, the best reads: “The dance floor is my happy place.”
