SOUL KITCHEN / THURSDAY, JUNE 18TH FEAT. EDGAR REYES, CARLOS SANCHEZ & DJ SENSÉ

The heat is back in the 702 and Soul Kitchen is following suit. Join us this Thursday night for another edition of Soul Kitchen's infamous debauchery featuring 2 Latino guys and 1 Asian guy on DJ duty...all in one night! That is one helluva spring roll burrito tapa if I ever seen one...

-Sense'

SOUL KITCHEN REVIEW :: EDGAR REYES BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

SOUL KITCHEN LIGHTS A CHILLY VEGAS NIGHT ON FIRE
If you know anything about house music then you will know the scene is built around the concept of community amongst many other things. Last night Vegas' house community came together as we celebrated the 36th birthday of Soul Kitchen resident DJ and creator of the longest running house music weekly in Las Vegas, Edgar Reyes. The night started off slow but the drinks were flowing and the music was perfect as the night eventually got jumpin' around 1:30-2am.

Ending off his set with classics like Jaydee's "Plastic Dreams" and one of my all time favorites...Blaze's "Lovlee Day", Edgar Reyes got the energy up and set the stage perfectly for guest DJ Rudy V. hailing from the City Of Angels.

Rudy V. kept the fires burning with a very solid set of vocal house peppered with some Latin house gems alongside classic vocals like Joey Negro's classic feel-good remix of Erro, "Change For Me".

The party continued to rock the spot as local house diva Jessica Lynn killed it with a sultry rendition of "Happy Birthday" live on the mic for el birthday boy.

Next up was guest DJ Will "Reel Soul" Rodriguez as he came out of the happy birthday intermission with all time favorite and NYC classic, Basement Jaxx's "Fly Life". Will continued to capture the audience with an onslaught of some proper house music as he played with some big hits like Martin Solveig's rock guitar laden "Everybody" and then brought us back to the head nodding grooves that Soul Kitchen has been known for over the years.

If you can't tell, Red Room was on fire last night and let me just say this...all the "real" movers and shakers in Las Vegas had their feet firmly planted on the dancefloor. Nice one indeed!