It's a collective of DJ's from NYC and Philly that throw the best parties ever....
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For Discriminating Booties
New York City is known for its grime, late-night debauchery, and heat waves during the summer, and three of New York's best party DJs know how to throw a jam that glorifies these attributes. On the first Saturday of every month, Brooklyn's divey music venue Southpaw transforms its stage from being the floorboard for live acts to a mere dj booth that consists of the standard 2 Techs, mixer and a table, turning the club into a no-holds barred house party. The tendency for this soiree to be a complete sweatbox is natural to DJs Ayres, Eleven and Cosmo Baker when they put 'The Rub' in effect. Ayres founded The Rub in 2002, which quickly became the place to be for discriminating booties. Over the years The Rub has hosted the hottest throw-down around, not to mention the countless mixtapes and vinyl mash-ups to help push the sounds of this party to the streets. With special guests ranging from Mark Ronson to our man DJ Zeph, people with different musical tastes can always find something to dance to: the dirtiest of the dirty south, earth-shaking electro, some dub/roots, an occasional '80s flashback and all that good hip-hop from coast to coast. All these styles get put into The Rub's blender and creatively mashed out with one goal in mind: to make you move. And with the $3 Rheingold special, along with the colorful patrons devouring them, The Rub stays loose 'til last call comes at 4AM. Just in time for church.




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