Dear friends,

"Turntables on the Hudson" and "Funky Tokyo Hot Bus" welcome
London's modern jazzier, Spiritual South (Raw Fusion Records) on next Friday, 17th!
This is his exclusive NYC debut, so expect his global electric jazz sessions.
...Future Worldwide Massive for sure!!!
We also celebrate an opening night of new club "Elements"
(the old bank, you remember? a corner of Houston and Essex st).
Of Course, TOTH's "Nickodemus and Mariano along with Nappy G (on percussion)"
will bring extra spicy funky dance music on floor.
Plus Plus plus, Funky Tokyo Hot Bus and NYC's own "Jin" from Vanillamania
will give super eclectic wonderland on downstairs...

Friday February 17th
10pm-4am / 21&over w/ID/$10
@Elements (corner of Essex st and Houston st., EastVillage, NYC)

more info check: www.turntablesonthehudson / www.spiritualsouth.com


Introducing***Spiritual South ***

As modern day Renaissance man, Mark Robertson (a.k.a Spiritual South) built jazz-centric
movement;
around rare-groove, funk and jazz-dance genres, crate digging and an international
perspective,
it was the sounds of Latin America, Cuba, Afro-America and the raw, tribal rhythms
from the African continent
which would lead him to eventually blur the boundaries between them all and in turn
harness his own distinct, dancefloor sound.

After 3 years of hosting Spiritual South events, Mark's impact on London clubland
was soon be matched by his extension into production with his co-producer at the
time Danny Lewis. His first remix, for Japanese superstars United Future Organization's
"Suite Espagnole" (Exceptional Records) lead to the debut Spiritual South release
"Green Gold"(Afro Art) a track which has been instant favorite by DJs; Gilles Peterson,
Patrick Forge, Kenny Dope, Jazzanova among othres.

Thereafter, Spiritual South has been responsible for some of the most influencial
worldwide future music and has firmly established its name as a unique sounding
force. A Spiritual South remix has now become something to anticipate as the success
of A Bossa Electrica, Bebel Gilberto, DJ Technic, Gerado Frisina, Da Lata, Paul
Murphy & Marc Woolford's big anthem "Jazz Room", Max Sedgley's "Happy" will
testify.

Mark has been deejaying throughout the UK, mainland Europe, Asia and Australasia
and continues to showcase new ways of delivering future grooves to the dancefloor.
Music he finds hard to source, he makes. Genres that come from opposite ends of
the music spectrum, he blends. This is where you will find the energy and the excitement
to some of the most original dance music around.