Monday, March 26, 2007

BOOTIE NYC this Friday, March 30 at Element - RSVP for $5 admission!


This coming Friday, BOOTIE – the first and biggest all-mashup bootleg party in America – returns to New York City!

After last month's insane party at Happy Ending, we've been looking forward to coming back to the Big Apple to mash it up once again –– only this time, we're at a bigger venue – with a full dance floor and lounge! Here's all the info...

BOOTIE NYC
FRIDAY, MARCH 30th – ELEMENT

225 East Houston Street (at Essex / Avenue A)
Take the F and V trains to Second Avenue.
10 pm – 4 am . 21+ . $10 cover
www.BootieNYC.com

** ONLY $5 before midnight with RSVP! **
E-mail to: rsvp@bootienyc.com

Get there early! We've got FREE 10-track Bootie mashup CDs for the first 100 people through the door!

We've got a great lineup of mashup DJs for you this month, including ourselves – DJs ADRIAN & the MYSTERIOUS D – who will be spinning the absolute best in bastard pop for you all night.
This month, we're happy to be bringing out our fellow DJ from San Francisco, the internationally-acclaimed PARTY BEN, who rose to mashup fame and prominence in 2004 with his ingenious Green Day vs. Oasis creation, "Boulevard of Broken Songs," which received airplay on hundreds of radio stations around the globe. He is truly one of the best mashup producers in the world today.

Last but not least, we've got DJ LENLOW from MASH AVE, Boston's premiere mashup bootleg night, and the first party of its kind on the East Coast.

Not only do we have a killer DJ lineup, but we also have THREE LIVE mashup singers for you this time!

There will be a performances every hour, on the hour – starting at midnight...

First up is Boston mashup chanteuse KATIE ENLOW, known in bootleg circles as the go-to vocalist for unofficial remixes and mashups. Later, she'll be doing a mashup duet with ADRIAN ROBERTS, lead singer for Smash-Up Derby – the world's only mashup rock band. And finally, all the way from London, England, we are proud to present British diva songstress HOLESTAR. This 'cock-in-a-frock-without-the-cock' will be singing her own distinct brand of bootleg mashups late in the night.

Bootie's crowd is usually as mashed up as it's music, so anything goes. Bring whoever you want, and wear whatever you're feeling that evening! Of course, being a club that plays pirated bootlegs, we always have a soft spot for pirate wear or skulls & crossbones. :-)

All the info is here. And while you're there, be sure to download our new Bootie Top 10, our monthly list of our favorite mashups.

Thanks to Shaw Promotion and Thomas Noe for helping us spread the word. We're looking forward to Friday, and we hope to see you there! And don't forget, get there early for those free exclusive Bootie NYC CDs!

Get ready New York ... Bootie's back and ready to destroy all genres and tear up the dance floor!

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Sunday, March 25, 2007

Bootie T-shirts for sale at CafePress!


T-shirts! Get yr t-shirts here! We finally have Bootie t-shirts available for purchase at CafePress.com. These are very similar to the t-shirts we sell at our Bootie parties. And they come in more styles, colors, and sizes than we usually have at our club!

Seven different styles, and a variety of colors for certain shirts. Get them here: www.CafePress.com/bootieusa

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Thursday, March 22, 2007

Photos from March's BOOTIE SF party on DrunkRockers.com


DrunkRockers.com is a web site based in Los Angeles that posts photos from nightclubs. Its creator, Joe – that's him below in the 'die hipster scum' shirt – has become a regular at Bootie LA, and when he said he wanted to come up to see how we party here in San Francisco, we knew you guys would show him a good time! And the amount of photos he took proves it – he shot over 600 photos! Click on the pics above to get to the galleries, or click here.

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Mini-BOOTIE at Pop Roxx this Saturday, March 24th

This coming Saturday, Mini-BOOTIE happens in the upstairs lounge at Pop Roxx at the DNA Lounge, and this month, resident DJs Adrian and Mysterious D are back, joining Party Ben on the decks to spin mashups and bootlegs to dance to all night. As always, we've got free Bootie mashup CDs to give away. If you want one, just come up and ask!

DJs Audrock (Loaded), Chan Chan (Beauty Bar), Tollef (Future), and Meikee Magnetic (Protection) spin downstairs, Michael Sparkle is your host, and Monsters Are Waiting play live at midnight. The DNA Lounge is at 375 11th Street at Harrison, San Francisco. 9 pm – 3 am. $7 cover. More info here. This month's color is green ... play along!

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Friday, March 16, 2007

BOOTIE Top 10 - March 2007: Three exclusive mashups!


For once, we're really on top of it, posting this month's BOOTIE TOP 10 – our highly-opinionated list of our favorite mashups – on the actual 15th of the month, just like we say we're supposed to do. Yay, us!

Plus, this month, we have not one, not two, but THREE EXCLUSIVE MASHUPS that you won't find anywhere else, from Party Ben, DJ Schmolli, and DJ Earworm.

Also, starting this month, we're doing something a little different. First off, we're listing the place where each bootlegger is based -- because not only do we think it's interesting to know where our favorite mashup artists are from, but also it shows how global our bootleg community really is.

Secondly, we're including little blurbs about each mashup, and why it made the list. So without further ado, may we present this month's BOOTIE TOP 10 ... right click to download

A plus D - Standing In The Way of Connection (The Gossip vs. Elastica) – San Francisco
Yeah, yeah, we're the real reason this list is sorted alphabetically by bootlegger. We love this song by The Gossip, and of all the mashups that use it, we still like ours the best. Besides, if it's good enough for Idolator, it's good enough for us!

Copycat – I Feel Love Is A Stranger (Eurythmics vs. Donna Summer) – Sweden
Like Copycat's previous endeavor, "Fade To Pretty Vacant," this one was a slow grower for us. It doesn't knock you over the head, but it's got a nice steady pulse of a groove, and the vocals interweave nicely – you'd never know that nearly a decade separates them.

Dustria - The Kick Push Eple (Lupe Fiasco vs Royksopp) – Belgium
Another slow grower for us, this one has such a cool, chilled-out vibe to it, with Royksopp's music providing a nice backdrop to Lupe's "it's all good" skate rap. Kick, push, coaaaast...

DJ Earworm – Funky Goes To Hollywood (Wild Cherry vs. Frankie Goes To Hollywood) – San Francisco BOOTIE EXCLUSIVE!
Earworm sent us an early version of this last month, and we knew immediately it was destined for the Bootie Top 10. After a few critical tweaks -- including the salacious lyrical twist of "play that funky music till you CUM!" -- we are proud to feature this as a Bootie Exclusive. Guaranteed to kick-start a dance floor!

DJ Moule - Sympathy For Teen Spirit (Rolling Stones vs. Queen vs. Nirvana) – Bordeaux, France
A loved this immediately, but D wasn't so sure about it, concerned about the slight major vs. minor key issue. However, how can you go wrong with any of these three songs? Especially since it contains two great acapellas that we haven't heard used before. The stripped-down sound of Queen's "Another One Bites The Dust" only serves to highlight the lyrics even more of "Sympathy For The Devil" - one of our favorite Stones songs ever. Throwing in a refrain from Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit" is just icing on the cake.

Party Ben – Every Car You Chase (Snow Patrol vs. The Police) – San Francisco BOOTIE EXCLUSIVE!
When Party Ben showed up late for Bootie this past Saturday, he explained it was because he was working on this mashup. When he described it to us, we thought it might be too mellow for the dance floor ... until he dropped it in the middle of his prime-time set and it totally worked. The two songs fit so together so seamlessly, it's uncanny. Each song enhances the beauty of the other. We knew we had to have it!

DJ Schmolli - Upgrade The Casbah (The Clash vs. Beyoncé vs. Nelly Furtado vs. Ofra Haza) – Vienna, Austria BOOTIE EXCLUSIVE!
Schmolli slyly slipped this one to us on the DL, and D fell in love with it immediately. Of course, "Rock The Casbah" is always dance floor gold, and pairing it up with three different female singers gives The Clash a very interesting jolt of estrogen.

team9 – When You Were Starlight (The Killers vs. Muse) – Perth, Australia
Not much of a genre-clash, and seemingly tailor-made for modern rock radio – two current bands mixing it up with each other. However, as to be expected from team9, it's just so well executed! Can't tell where one song ends and the other begins ... and by the end, you no longer care ... it just becomes one great song.

Voicedude - Four Twenty (Luniz vs. Tom Petty vs. Cam Farrar vs. Afroman) – Orange County, USA
We love a high-concept mashup theme, especially one as well done as this. This mashed-up ode to marijuana is a little on the long side, but that's probably just perfect for anyone familiar with the, um, subject material.

Wax Audio – Stayin' Alive In The Wall (Pink Floyd vs. The Bee Gees) – Sydney, Australia
Definitely our new favorite bootlegger. It was hard picking out just one from Wax Audio's recent batch of mashups. But in the end we went with this one, which just sounds like "instant Bootie classic." Two iconic, genre-defining songs rolled into one. And you can dance to it!

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Photos from March's BOOTIE LA party on DrunkRockers.com


DrunkRockers.com was at Bootie once again this month, and has posted pix of all the mashed up insanity of the night, as well as pics of the Immaterial Mousketeers midnight show! Thanks, Joe! You can check out all the photos here.

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Thursday, March 15, 2007

BOOTIE NYC returns on Friday, March 30th at Element!


After the mashed-up insanity of last month's first Bootie NYC party at Happy Ending, we are happy to announce that we'll be back in New York in two weeks – only this time, it's going to be at a larger venue with a bigger dance floor with killer lights and sound!

Many of you suggested a bigger place with a full dance floor, and when you guys talk, we listen!

On Friday, March 30th, we're bringing Bootie back – yup! New York City's only all-mashup bootleg party is coming to Element – the former Bank at the prime location at the crossroads of the East Village and the Lower East Side.

We've also got some great DJs and performers lined up for this next event. Besides ourselves, DJs Adrian & the Mysterious D, we're bringing internationally-acclaimed mashup artist Party Ben with us from San Francisco, as well as Lenlow from Boston's premiere bootleg night, Mash Ave. Also, we have mashup divas to sing live mashups for you! This next party will feature live mashup performances from London's Holestar and Boston's Katie Enlow – who will be singing with Smash-Up Derby's own Adrian Roberts, all belting it out for your enjoyment.

And of course, what would Bootie be without free mashup CDs! We'll be giving out CDs to the first 100 people through the door ... and maybe a few later in the night. ;-)

** RSVP for discount admission – only $5 before midnight with RSVP: rsvp@bootienyc.com **

We'll be sending out all the details next week, but in the meantime, check out: BootieNYC.com

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