Often overlooked in Memphis music history is its electronic music. It started out in the rave days of the 80s, hiding from police in abandoned warehouses and semi-legal house parties, and has grown steadily through the years into a thriving scene led by beat dropping DJs such as Mr. White and Sean OD.
The epicenter of Memphis electro is Dish, a restaurant and lounge located on the corner of Cooper and Young. Dish is a tapas-style restaurant by day, but after 9 it transforms into a dream disco, complete with a bed where tired dancers can lounge while nursing their cocktails. So remember, guitar slingers: your music may get more attention, but youre still playing in a beer barn. At Dish, Memphis electronica has found a stylish home.
CREDITS
special thanks to
David Nestler
Mr. White
Robert Kalafat
Glenn Althoff
Sean O'Daniels
Chris Garcia
Sarah Bolton
music
"Hot Mess - Musaria (Songleader Remix)"
written by Sean O'Daniels
remix by Chad White ( http://www.myspace.com/thesongleader )
Flipside Memphis
Produced by Live From Memphis
( http://www.livefrommemphis.com ) and
the Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau
( http://www.memphistravel.com )
produced and directed by Sarah Fleming
( http://www.livefrommemphis.com/sarah ) and Christopher Reyes ( http://www.livefrommemphis.com/christopher )
additional videography and editing by Brad Phelan
( http://www.livefrommemphis.com/brad ) and Eric Swartz
( http://www.livefrommemphis.com/eric )
additional location audio by Chad White
production assistance by Shelly Gillette
Animation titles and graphic design by Alex Harrison
mediocrity served up really pretty
jonnieelscro 2 years ago
Tlhe spirit of Memphis music heritage is very alive at Dish. This vid captures that, for real.
Kirsti555 2 years ago