Danny Krivit - Strikestone! - Groove Syndicate - Modern Class

Friday, March 18, 2022 Doors 10PM Advance Tickets on sale now. Get notified about future events by texting “FLASH" to (855) 957-2349 Get Tickets: Since its inception in 1996, Danny Krivit joined Francois K and Joe Claussell to form the Body and Soul team, at club Vinyl in NYC and regularly played every Sunday for its entire run, while also regularly Djing in various clubs in New York & Japan & everywhere in-between. Besides Body and Soul, Danny has been enjoying similar success on his own, as resident DJ of the award winning “Best Party In NYC”, “THE 718 SESSIONS”, which started in Brooklyn, & kept the name even after moving to Manhattan. Now in its 18th year… something super rare in today’s NY nightlife. Danny is more than just the DJ, & is responsible for a large part of the creative aspects of the party, as in the graphic designing of the flyers merchandise, & overall planning. With five decades behind the decks, Danny’s talents and reputation have grown immensely and continue to do so, with demand for his DJing & editing work reaching new heights & exploding worldwide from North & South America to Europe & Japan, with his Producer/Editor/Mixer credits included on well over 1,000 tracks. Earning a status of “King Of The Re-edit” since the early 1980s, he’s been a major force in bringing attention & world acceptance to the art of editing, even spawning an onslaught of imitators. Catch Danny Krivit as he graces our Club Level, Friday, March 18th. // Club Level // Danny Krivit (718 Sessions | NYC) soundcloud.com/danny-krivit dannykrivit.net/ Strikestone! residentadvisor.net/dj/strikestone-1 // Green Room: Groove Syndicate // Neko Berg soundcloud.com/nekobergofficial Don Cuervo (Elysium Affairs, Groove Syndicate | DC) soundcloud.com/doncuervomusic // Flash Bar: Modern Class // Haz Trev-ski soundcloud.com/trev-ski Kenny M soundcloud.com/kennymdc _________________________________ ⠶⠶⠶⠶⠶ Flash Safe Space Policy ⠶⠶⠶⠶⠶ It is Flash’s mission to maintain a safe space where we all feel at home. We ask our attendees to please stay compliant with our rules and keep Flash’s space free from the following: ⠶ Violence ⠶ Non-consensual behavior ⠶ Racism, homophobia, transphobia, misogyny, sexism or other discriminatory behaviors ⠶ Harassment of any kind Lastly, we ask you to ⠶ Respect the space…leave no trace ⠶ No phones on the dance floor…for the sake of the vibe! If you or a friend feels uncomfortable at any point, please do not hesitate to let a Flash team member know. Our security, bartenders, door staff, and managers are here to help and will remove individuals engaging in any form of hatred, discrimination, or inappropriate behavior ❤️ ____________________ ABOUT THE ARTISTS: Danny Krivit: Growing up in Greenwich Village, New York City, in the 1960s, Danny was surrounded by music. His mother, an accomplished jazz singer and his father, the manager of legendary jazz trumpeter Chet Baker before going on to open up “The Ninth Circle”, a Village hot spot, where Danny worked as a boy. It was here that Danny met some of the most influential people in the music scene; Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Charlie Mingus, John Lennon & Yoko Ono, amongs others. His home was also a hotbed of musical inspiration, with The Mothers of Invention living down the hall, and Sid Bernstein (Manager of The Rascals) living upstairs, the rascals would regularly pop down to the Krivit household to practice their future hits on the piano. At school, a close friend and classmate was the son of Creed Taylor, the production genius behind many artists who recorded on the VERVE, C.T.I. & KUDA labels, and another close friend, legendary Nile Rogers, help Danny pick out his first guitar. By 1970, Danny was already a vinyl junkie & an amateur DJ, But DJ'ing as a profession wasn't fully realized until 1971, after another neighbor/friend of Danny’s (Vice President of Polydor Records) introduced Danny to one of his all time favorite artists - none other than the legendary James Brown, who gave Danny white-label advance promo copies of his “Get On The Good Foot” and “Think” by Lynn Collins. Around the same time, Danny started Djing & programming music for “The Ninth Circle” which by now had been transformed into a disco. Danny’s father opened his second club called “Ones” In 1975; Danny was their sole DJ through 1977. Danny’s sets were a big success and from this he started promoting and Djing at his own after-hours club down the street. At this stage, Danny was becoming part of the underground scene, club-hopped a lot, meeting some of the greatest DJ names of the time. These included Nicky Siano (of the Gallery), Walter Gibbons (of Galaxy 21), Tee Scott (of Better Days), David Rodriguez (of The Limelight), Richie Kaczar (Club Hollywood), and Bobby DJ (of Le Jardin) amongst others. Although all outstanding names, one DJ and club stood out amongst the rest: DJ David Mancuso and The Loft. (Continue reading on dannykrivit.net/biography)