DJ NIGHTS BLOGGED: DJ Jellybean Benitez @ Silk City, tonight!

D24K brings more heat to its Mightly monthly this time out with a truly iconic NYC DJ/producer - Jellybean Benitez.

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DJ NIGHTS BLOGGED: DJ Jellybean Benitez @ Silk City, tonight!

POSTED: Friday, May 27, 2011, 12:00 PM

WHO: Jellybean Benitez, Venus 7

WHAT: D24K brings more heat to its Mightly monthly this time out with a truly iconic NYC DJ/producer — Jellybean Benitez. For four decades, he's produced timeless classics for Madonna, Whitney Houston, Talking Heads and countless others, all while continuing to wow crowds all over the world with his skills on the decks. The house party vibes will be flexing real prooer on this night, don't be left out of a historic event.

WHEN & WHERE: Fri., May 27, 10 p.m.-2 a.m., $10, Silk City, 435 Spring Garden, 215-592-8838, silkcityphilly.com.

WHY: My first memory of the word “remix” was in reference to Jellybean, and now that word/concept is synonymous with club music and dance culture.

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