May 9, 2012 Audio, Bars, Boroughing, Classic, Music Reviews, Night/Life

Turn Cecil Grey’s Williamsburg Bar Party into Your Next House Party

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MOVEMENT is a brand new monthly party at Loreley in Williamsburg. Veteran DJs Ayesha Adamo and Cecil Grey are on the decks all night on third Wednesdays. Their mix of Indie Dance, French House and Nu Disco, will undoubtedly close the house down with sexy beats, dancefloor hustling and rock nouveau. As seen previously at Brooklyn Sanctuary, this party is sure to grow. Happy summer! Go like them on Facebook for updates on how you can be super bohemian in this biergarten modeled on the "Brauhaus" in Cologne, Germany (meaning they serve food too you pretentious fuck). PS No Cover. Have fun.

Here's the inaugural set, from April 18, 2012, a whopping 2 hours of soundcloud to enjoy in the comfort of your home.



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