Latest EDM Album, K3vin Envoy And The Pink Party

When the house producer K3vin Envoy played a remix of “Footprints” last Saturday night, fireworks went off over the Hudson River. Rave claps and sirens roused the floor to life. The nightclub was barely full-K3vin was playing on the chilly and wet night before Mother’s Day-but the track’s frenzied pitch quickly lowered inhibitions. Wearing jeans and a t-shirt, his hands were pumped by Envoy spritely. Bodies coalesced underneath the speakers. A brave soul jumped into a hot tub with pink balloons constructed into the nightclub’s floor. Three shortly followed.

You are able to see the site here https://www.pinkfund.org/. Envoy, a twenty seven-year-old Brooklyn native, djs their yearly parties in NY, a lot of friends and family suffer with cancer and the Pink Party is Envoy’s manner of giving back. These days he divides his time between London and New York, and nimbly reckons a world view in his music. When he was a child, his parents sent him to Boarding School in San Francisco, needing him to become “more worldly”. He returned to New York City as a teen-ager. Across his advent, a five-track, self-titled EP of rubbery house. During his DJ set, he fell in his track a tune about how quickly their definition is lost by cultural markers across edges, “Skin Deep”.

Through the night time, K3vin Envoy played rapid remixes and huge house, and much of his own material fits right in with the white collared-shirt crowd that danced along. K3vin Envoy after all, loves driving German cars, and drinking Grey Goose, subjects that play nicely deep to the morning at a luxurious resort-rooftop night club with a hot tub. “In the club scene,” he says, “life is merely a game.”