Louis Vuitton afternoon swim
It smells great and it’s not overwhelmingly strong. Great for summer.
A pasta bar
Always good to have a favorite pasta spot you can walk into at any time.
The bonfire of the vanities
Fun read. Always love a story based in NYC
Pepe Bradock - Burning EP
"Deep Burnt" by French producer Pépé Bradock (released in 1999 on the EP Burning) is widely considered one of the greatest and most influential deep house tracks of all time. [1, 2] The Music & Sample The track is famous for its hypnotic, sweeping string loop. It brilliantly samples the live orchestral intro from Freddie Hubbard's 1971 jazz-fusion track "Little Sunflower” by Hubbard-Back-To-Birdland. Over its massive 11-minute runtime, Bradock layers the loop with warm house kicks, evolving filters, delays, and stereo-panning effects that give the track its signature psychedelic, melting texture. Vinyl Reissues & Legacy Originally released on Kif Recordings, the track has become a holy grail for house DJs, prompting several rare, fast-selling vinyl reissues over the years. In 2018, Bradock revisited the track himself by releasing Deep Burnt Edits on his label, Atavisme, featuring two VIP variations: "Surprise!" and "The Surprise Is That There Is No Surprise!".
