Hookup apps could be the rage, but offer people a beat that is good dancing to, and they’ll still line as much as party down.
Proof comes Friday nights at Flash Factory, a nightclub in Chelsea having a church theme, filled with pews and glass that is stained. Standing in the D.J. that is dramatically large booth rotating a hypnotic mixture of household, electro and techno beats are Will Automagic and Nita Aviance, better known by their phase title, the Carry country.
The D.J. duo were dressed in black T-shirts as they surveyed the 30-something crowd of mostly gay men, raising their fists and grinding on the packed dance floor for Ladyfag’s popular Battle Hymn party on a recent Friday.
“What’s unique so we have our feet in separate generations of New York and are able to pull from all of that influence,” said Mr. Aviance, who is 36 about us is there’s a little bit of an age difference. Continue reading