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Monday, January 31, 2005
Get in Bed with A Dozen Chefs - Tsunami Rebuilding Benefit @ B.E.D. New York
Tuesday, February 01, 2005
Designers Boutique Sample Sale Blowout @ Designers Boutique
Thursday, February 03, 2005
Rachel Hunter Hosts A Special Fashion Week Kick Off Party - Open Bar @ 58
Thursday, February 03, 2005
Fashion Week Kick-Off Party w/ Supermodels Audrey Quock, Kat Mack, & Noot Seear @ N A
Friday, February 04, 2005
TLC Fridays Hosts Special Guest DJ Derrick Spalding @ Canal Room
Friday, February 04, 2005
Absolute Biggest Friday Night Party in NYC @ China Club
Friday, February 04, 2005
The Donkey Show @ El Flamingo
Friday, February 04, 2005
Party for Model Caron Bernstein to Celebrate the Arrival of Fashion Week @ N A
Friday, February 04, 2005
"Constantine" Special Movie Event - Picture Perfect Fridays - Sponsored Vodka Open Bar @ Suite 16
Friday, February 04, 2005
Trust Fund Baby Fridays w/ Everyone Complimentary & Open Bar @ Viscaya
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Saturdays @ 58
Saturday, February 05, 2005
VH-1 Dance Contest @ Branch
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Mardi Gras Comes to NYC 'Bourbon Street Blowout' with Open Bar, Best Costume & Most Beads Contest @ China Club
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Mardi Gras - Salacious Saturdays - Complimentary Admission @ Deep
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Glamorous Life Saturdays; Ladies Complimentary and Open Bar @ Eugene
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Crean & Sugar Saturdays @ Glo
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Noel Ashman & Samantha Ronson Invite You to Experience Fashion Week w/ DJs Q-Tip & Mark Ronson @ N A
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Grand Opening of Saturdays @ Star Nightclub
Saturday, February 05, 2005
Playhouse Saturdays @ Strata
Saturday, February 05, 2005
EscapeNYCity Presents the Continuation of Cupid Saturdays - Open Bar & Complimentary Admission @ Viscaya
Sunday, February 06, 2005
Super Bowl Sunday @ Q Lounge
Sunday, February 06, 2005
Sexy Super Bowl Sunday After Party - Complimentary Buffet/Vodka Open Bar @ Suede
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Tuesdays House of Hair @ Fuelray
Tuesday, February 08, 2005
Gold Digger Tuesdays @ Select
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17 Home , Deep , One , Show
Mondays
Butter , Light , Select
Tuesdays
Cain , Lotus , Marquee , Select
Wednesdays
Cain , Lotus , Pink Elephant
Thursdays
N A , Ruby Falls
Fridays
Gypsy Tea , Light , Quo , Rumor , Show , Temple , Time Hotel
Saturdays
China Club , Flow , Glo , Megu , Rumor , Show , Suede
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Sunday, January 30, 2005
Deep , One
Saturday, January 29, 2005
58 , Capitale , China Club , Duvet , El Flamingo , Flow , Glo , Gypsy Tea , N A , Quo , Rumor , Show , Social Club , Spirit , Suede , Temple , Viscaya
Friday, January 28, 2005
58 , Aer , Canal Room , China Club , Glo , N A , Strata , Temple , Time Hotel , Viscaya
Thursday, January 27, 2005
17 , 58 , N A , Ruby Falls
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Quo
Monday, January 24, 2005
China Club , Light
//News:
- 2/01/2004 - Donovan is back in the studio working on a number of remixes and original productions.
- 8/04/2003 - Part 2 E. P. hits stores!
- 7/11/2003 - Part 2 E. P. is almost released! Should hit
stores in the next couple weeks. Donovan is also looking to start working
on the next record soon.
- 4/2/2003 - DJ Donovan featured in eroticbpm.com
website. The place for underground dance oriented erotica
- 3/19/2003 - DJ Donovan booked to play at the Festival
of Fashion and Music - The Neon Flight 2003 on May 15th in Tallinn,
Estonia
- 3/10/2003 - Work has begun on the follow up to the Part
1 E. P. featuring the tracks "The Scythe" and "Women
Respond to Bass" with the next Intellihance release, the Part 2
E. P.
- 3/7/2003 - Kelly Statik from Statik
Media gives review for "The Scythe" and "Women Respond
to Bass"
This is the second release from the Intellihance camp, following five years after their initial effort. It seems that Donovan has been honing his skills as a producer over the last five years putting out tracks for; Astralwerks, Black Magic and Tricked Out Recordings.
This new beast chugs with diesel power... fast, hard, foor-to-the-floor... the 'A' side track plods along with a heavy kick, shuffling highs (a-la-Pounding Grooves) and a tricked-out phaser. Tech-trancey builds and powerful drops make this a track to be wreckoned with!
The 'B' side track; Women Respond To Bass, creeps in with slinky sounding filtered highs and mids and, following the first few bars, drops the most delicious bass kick into the loop. Relentless in nature, this track also showcases tech-trancey rolling bass-drum builds and a deep male vocal. Some vcf filters thrown in for good measure aid in making this track float like a butterfly and sting like a bee... a great offering from a talented producer and a new label to watch out for!
- Kelly Statik, Statik Media!
- 3/2/2003 - Jedi picks up "The Scythe" and "Women
Respond to Bass" and goes through 300 records in the first couple
days!
- 2/28/2003 -Pop-Engine
reviews "The Scythe" and "Women Respond to Bass"
New York City's DJ Donovan comes out of the gate screaming with his newest release on Intellihance Records. With excellent use of looping and sonic layering, this Techno/Trance hybrid will get people on the floor, or they're just lazy! With both "Women Respond To Bass" and "The Scythe", Donovan starts out unassuming, and quickly evolves into complex rhythms that Donovan describes as a "dark, hard, and definitively underground flavor". DJs should take note: this E. P. is custom made for you. It's vinyl, and the intros and outros are perfect for morphing right into your mix. I highly recommend, and I can't wait to hear the Part 2 E. P. ! www.intellihancerecords.com
- 1/24/2003 - Urb
Magazine's Feb. Issue gives DJ Donovan's upcoming release "The
Scythe" and "Women Respond to Bass" amazing reviews
"DJ Donovan has landed in NYC and continues producing and releasing his tracks on Intellihance. 'The Scythe' is so hard it should have 'Play me at a warehouse very loudly' printed on the cover. Sparkling highs and hollow gongs keep the track flowing. The flip, "Women Respond to Bass," is another attack on the senses. A caustic beat pounds on while a deep voice chant fills out the bass until the break."
- URB Magazine Feb 2003 Issue
- 1/05/2003 - Scottish producer Thomas McCluskey and DJ
Donovan are collaborating on a series of exchanged techno remix projects.
- 12/25/2002 - The Part 1 E. P. featuring the tracks "The Scythe" and Women Respond to Bass" has finished being pressed in the U.K. The track was mastered my Lawrie Immersion from Routemaster/Pounding Grooves and was pressed my Independent Records in full color sleeves and labels and extra thick vinyl.
| djdonovan.com - intellihancerecords.com |
//Bio:
DJ Donovan started dj'ing seriously in 1994 and gained exposure in 1995 in Atlanta rave scene, where he began putting a small production studio together. After writing a few tracks with nothing more then an Akai sampler, a Novation bass station, and an Ensoniq sq-1, he was noticed by the boys at Black Magic Records in New Orleans. After securing a record deal, Donovan decided to move down to New Orleans to produce and do remix work while working at the record store, Sound Factory. He did remixes on Adrenaline records for DJ Hardware as well as a breaks remix for Omar Santana on Tricked Out Recordings. During this time he put out his first mix tape for Simply Jeff and Ron D. Core, the former team of Dr. Freeclouds, called "Tribute to Euphoria", which is still sought after. Donovan has played all over raves and clubs in the Southeast at venues like The Edge in Ft. Lauderdale, Freebass Society parties at the State Palace Theater for Disco Donnie, and in L.A., Donovan was also asked to play at the grand opening of Simply Jeff's club in Southern California. His harder trance style was popular with people all over the area, as well as in the Southeast. After Black Magic stopped releasing records, Donovan moved back to Arizona and finally formed Intellihance Records. He released his first record on Intellihance known as the "Blue E. P.", featuring the Tracks "Freon", "Accupuncture". He developed relationships with people such as Uberzone, Simply Jeff, Swell, and many others as he played parties in the southwest area. After going to school at the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences, Donovan had the track "Freon" from the "Blue E.P." picked up for a compilation on the astralwerks label. The C.D. called "unknownwerks" was a huge success and did well with Rolling Stone Magazine, in which Donovan was mentioned, as well as great reviews in DMC and XLR8R. The E.P. "Schizophrenia" came out on Swell Records and continued to show Donovan's ability to produce harder darker tracks regardless of the genre. Donovan's always stuck to harder styles when producing especially when DJing. Being a pioneer in the U.S. Hard Trance scene, he has always dropped banging tracks and strong sets. Currently Donovan's style has evolved into harder tribal techno mixed with elements of techno trance, and tek house. Donovan has played in Los Angeles, Phoenix, New Orleans, Colorado, Atlanta, Florida, Mississippi, as well as in Mexico and Anguilla. He hopes to play soon in Japan, Thailand, London, Brazil, and Peru. Donovan completed his next record on Intellihance featuring the tracks "Women Respond to Bass" and "The Scythe" which were cut by Lawrie Immersion of Pounding grooves and pressed in London. Donovan is planning on doing a number of remixes as well as projects under various names "Illuminati" etc.. Donovan's influences range from techno, house, tribal beats, banging percussive styles, drum and bass, tek step, French and Disco house, Deep house, ambient, latin beats, and many more. His music can be found mostly on 12" vinyl as well as mixes on CD and compilations. Click above to enter the world of DJ Donovan (Donovan Adams).
| Aria 353 West 21st Street House and Hip-Hop, Outdoor Deck weather permitting. |
| Bistro
Latino 1711 Broadway Corner of 54th Street (212/956-1000) Mambo, Salsa, Merengue. |
| Bora
Bora 23-70 Steinway Street (718/281-1877) Good mix of Dance/Reggae/Greek/Hip-Hop. |
| Carbon 55th St. Between 11th Ave. and 12th Ave. (212/660-4333) Dance Club. Hip-Hop/Dance/House. Newly renovated. |
| Cheetah 12 West 21st St Between 5th & 6th (212/206-7770) Dance Club. Two Floors. |
| China
Club 268 W47th St between Broadway & 8th Ave (212/398-3800) Dance Club. |
| Copacabana West 57th Street & 12th Ave. (212/582-2672) House, Techno, Latin and Salsa. |
Cream
246 Columbus Ave. (212/712-1666) Dance Club. |
| Culture
Club 179 Varick St betw King & Charlton. (212/243-1999) Dance Club. The Best of The 80s. |
| Decade 1117 First Ave (212/835-5979) Rock, Blues, Jazz, Swing, R&B. |
| Enigma
1545 62nd Street (718/376-6399) Progressive House/Hip-Hop |
| Excel
25-22 34th Ave (212/726-8188) Hip-Hop, Reggae, Salsa, Merengue, Latin-rock |
| Exit 55th Street Between 11th and 12th Ave. (212/582-8282) House/Underground |
| Float
240 W 52nd St betw 8th & Broadway (212/581-0055) Dance Club. |
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| Key
Club 437 88th St. Betw Broadway & 4th. (516/933-9617) Hip-Hop/House |
| Kit
Kat Club 124 West 43rd. St betw 6th & Broadway (917/783-1699) House and Techno. |
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| Life 158 Bleeker Street at Thompson (212/420-1999) Dance Club. |
| Metropolis 31-99 123rd Street (718/539-7172) Progressive House and Hip-Hop. |
| Mint 225 E Houston, East Village (212/475-3200 ) |
| Nell's
246 West 14th Street (212/675-1567) Upscale rhythm and blues. |
| NV/289
Bar and Lounge 289 Spring Street (212/929-6868) House, Hip-Hop, R&B, Reggae. |
| Ohm
16 West 22nd Street between 5th & 6th (212/229-2000) |
| Rhumba Nightclub 396 East Tremont Avenue Bronx, NY (718) 294-1100 |
| Roxy 515 West 18th Street (917/245-9614 Techno and House. |
| Sound
Factory 618 West 46th Street (212/489-0001) House/Techno. |
| Plaid
(formerly Spa) 76 E 13th St (212/388-1060) Newly Renovated. |
| Speeed 20 39th Street between 5th & 6th (212/719-9867) Four Floors of Music. Newly Renovated. |
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| Twirl
208 W 23rd St Between 7th & 8th Aves (212) 691-7685 House, Hip-Hop. 2-Floors. |
| Vivid 143 Madison Ave. (212) 875-3551 Saturday Night House and Hip-Hop. |
| Webster
Hall 125 East 11th Street between 3rd & 4th Ave (212) 353-1600 Huge Dance Club. |
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