Love Vinyl

The Valentine's Day at Narcoze Subtle Lites: Broadcasting Agency and Publishing House went really well. It's Director woke up in bed with a girl from last night. Mods and Ska party at T-Chances in notoroious London borough of Tottenham.

The day was long and the Director was lazy. Did not attend some of the events that he planned to go to hence missing the DIY Art Fair, but went to the Emerging Filmmaker swarm at BFI that was organised at the Vaults near the Leake Street Tunnel, where he practices graffiti. He did not take his last can of paint, but had the laptop with him, that he did not use. He had lunch in McDonalds and went back home, where he slept exhausted for a long time and didn't even wake up for dinner.

His usual duties of filtering throught the garbage news papers and leaflets continued today, when he picked up his correspondence from the Print Club, Dalston. The free ticket that he wanted to get from the Love Vinyl record store he missed, because the event sold out, even on residentadvisor. Tickets sold in three releases worth £10 - £12.50 - £15.

He still plans to organise a show of one of his favourite artists. He published his first video within Tumblr and received an interesting brief from Genero, worth $800. The competition is fierce. His working ambition is to show his stuff on Festivals, but his job is comparable to that one of a Deliveroo bicycle clerk.

Learning English is more and more important.

Tickets are now sold out and there will not be any available on the door. Please email info@foldoutpr.com to be added to our mailing list and get advance warning of the next event. 

Hoxton record shop Love Vinyl throw their first party of 2016 with very special guest Gilles Peterson dropping a 4 hour set on a heavyweight analogue sound system at this great studio space on Curtain Rd (virtually opposite the old Plastic People). 
Warming up the session is Love Vinyl's Stuart Patterson. This event will be ticket only and limited to 300 so please don't leave it late.