For episode 97, we explore the remarkable journey of @4AM NYC, a vinyl assassin and DJ extraordinaire who has shaped musical communities in New York and beyond for over a decade. Known for their incredible sets at iconic events like Detroit's Movement festival and venues across London, Berlin, and Munich, 4AM has solidified their reputation with residencies at beloved NYC spots like Good Room and Le Bain.What sets 4AM NYC apart is their genre-defying ability to craft immersive dance floor experiences that tell a story and evoke a rich emotional spectrum. Their all-night parties at Gabriela in Williamsburg showcase a wide range of sounds—from soulful tracks to infectious house beats and euphoric techno.As a talent booker at Gabriela, 4AM NYC plays a crucial role in shaping the scene, nurturing emerging talent and connecting seasoned icons with their audiences.In this interview, Shannon chats with 4AM NYC about their upbringing in England, their brief foray into the fashion industry, and the pivotal moments that led to their incredible music career.Tracklist"Still" by 4AM NYCSoundbites from 4AM NYC's "ALL NIGHT LONG" at GABRIELA in February Subscribe To Our Patreon For More Content: Patreon.com/ClubManagement1Support the show

From North Carolina to Los Angeles, Oak City Slums is a dynamic beat maker known for blending genres like Club, Jack, House, and Breaks. His tracks, including the infectious “2Kilos” and the powerful “Jack Me,” get audiences moving like never before.As one third of the producer trio Dance Maniacs, alongside Avi Loud and Liano, he’s made waves with a residency at Checker Hall and appearances on Daddy Kev's "Scenario." Their debut EP “Built Like That” led to a multi-city tour and rave reviews, featuring hits like “Dance Dance Dance” and “EverythingIsBackwards.”For episode 96, Shannon chats with Oak City Slums about his upbringing in North Carolina, his journey into music through church, his love for LA's warehouse scene, and his passion for fatherhood. Support the show

In this episode, DJ Shannon chats with Ben Manzone, DJ and curator of the acclaimed Instagram archive There Is No Planet Earth. Renowned for his dedication to preserving the rich history of dance music, Manzone showcases rare footage, photos, and audio from the House, Techno, and Disco eras of the '80s, '90s and beyond. His extensive collection captures the vibrant club culture that thrived in legendary cities like New York, Chicago, and Detroit, featuring everything from Disco icons and House pioneers to local heroes.Manzone’s archive is a treasure trove of dance music history, including rare gems like footage from the iconic Paradise Garage in NYC, The Music Box in Chicago and previously unseen clips from the Labeija Ball at Tracks Night Club in 1990.In this episode, Manzone delves into his captivating world of archives, sharing his passion for '90s punk radio and mixtape culture, reflecting on his 21-year DJ journey, and revealing how these experiences culminated in creating There Is No Planet Earth.Support the show

DJ Shannon takes the reigns for a short but sweet episode recapping her summer, exciting shows, her terrible apartment hunt, and more.Support the show

In episode 93 of Club Management, we explore Vol. 10, a dynamic multi-genre club night in Seattle founded by DJ and nightlife organizer Arel. Arel began his journey in nightlife with his House Party Sea event in 2015. It slowly transformed from a Monday night party into an influential online mix series and a hub for innovative music. The series featured prominent acts like New York's OSSX and LA producer Avi Loud.Now, with Vol.10, Arel continues his mission of musical exploration, offering a diverse array of sounds from Techno and Club to House. Held every first Saturday at the Timbre Room, the event has quickly become a staple since its 2023 debut, featuring performances by Memphis techno and juke artist Qemist, along with local talents DJ Wifi and Manwell.In this episode, Arel discusses his dedication to community building, his DIY approach to event curation, his military background, and his vision for the future of Vol.10.Tracklist?? - DJ ShannonDeejay Slide - DANNNSupport the show

For episode 92, DJ Shannon rides solo recapping her incredible trip to Seattle to play at Timbre Room and the first edition of her summer residency with Niyah West called "In The Pocket." She also talks about battling perfectionism and so much more.Read Shannon's interview on how to become a club promoter: https://pirate.com/en/blog/become-a-club-promoter/Support the show

Elinah Shams, also known as DJ BOSSY BOOTS, is the founder of She.They.DJ, a Brooklyn-based party series that champions women, non-binary, and trans DJs. Their weekly happy hour event at Mood Ring not only showcases diverse talents but also promotes inclusivity within the music scene.Additionally, BOSSY BOOTS is a key member of BBL (Booty Bass Lift), a dynamic trio including DJs and producers Kooxla and Thirdself. Together, they curate an electrifying party experience that celebrates various genres of club music, from ghettotech to juke, jersey to bmore, and electro to hip hop.In this episode, BOSSY BOOTS shares insights into the origins of She.They.DJ and her efforts to elevate LGBTQIA+ voices and talent in the music industry. She also discusses her upbringing in Russia, her role as a movement teacher, and her ongoing endeavors in community-building.Tracklist ~Kooxla -HYBRYDADJ Shannon - ??? Forthcoming!Support the show

In episode 90, DJ Shannon chats with Karlala Soundsystem, a fixture in NYC's dance scene. Starting his journey in California's house music and rave scene as a teen, Karlala launched his first mobile sound system at 15 to uplift his community.During the pandemic, he pioneered a sustainable sound system equipped with a large battery pack, enabling Sweet Kicks, his mobile party concept, to thrive. Today, Karlala goes beyond music, fostering community, joy, and empowerment through sound at multiple events throughout the city.In the winter, Shannon spoke to Karlala about his upbringing, growing up in the Bay and attending raves at the age of 14, and what it's been like to travel with his unique sound system across the U.S. He also spoke about his latest upgrade to the sound system which is sure to blow party-goers away this summer.Support the show

In episode 89 of Club Management, Shannon shares her remarkable journey in Detroit during Movement, the iconic electronic dance music festival held annually in the birthplace of Techno since 2006.She reminisces about her favorite parties and unforgettable moments, from the vibrant scenes outside the main event to the captivating showcase of Underground & Black, culminating in Theo Parrish's awe-inspiring set at The Lincoln Factory.Support the show

For episode 88 of Club Management, we dive into the legacy of Soul Summit. For over a decade, Soul Summit, the brainchild of Sadiq Bellamy, Tabu, and Jeff Mendoza, has been a beacon of community spirit, drawing forth a devoted following that transforms Fort Greene Park into a lively tableau of familial bonds, culinary delights, and exuberant dance. The trio also has a monthly residency at Nowadays.Encompassing a spectrum of house music genres—from the rhythmic vibrations of afro house to the impassioned refrains of vocal house—the festival offers more than just auditory pleasure. It serves as a nexus for forging connections, partaking in diverse activities, and basking in the collective joy of shared experiences.Soul Summit has transcended mere event status, ascending to the ranks of New York City's most anticipated outdoor and indoor event. Its magnetic pull extends far beyond Brooklyn, drawing attendees from across the tri-state area and overseas, who converge to immerse themselves in its infectious energy.During their chat with DJ Shannon, Sadiq, Tabu, and Jeff delved into the genesis of Soul Summit, evoking nostalgic reveries of bygone eras in NYC nightlife. They reflected on the event's evolution into a cherished cultural oasis, a sanctuary where the diverse tapestry of New York finds unity in rhythm and harmony.Support the show