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RVA Radio: Reinhold Live at Gallery5 (9 year party!)

by | Apr 21, 2014 | PODCASTS

Here’s Reinhold Live at Gallery5 for RVA Magazine & G5’s 9 year birthday party

Here’s Reinhold Live at Gallery5 for RVA Magazine & G5’s 9 year birthday party. This is from the PLF Street “Fire” Show on First Friday, 4/4/14 in Richmond VA.

“Party Liberation Front and friends put on a special street show with fire and performance live on the street and free to the public. This unique and special event draws in a great crowds and brings fire performers from all around VA. At these events I can really center on music that moves the performers and myself. I try to cater the music and moments to lend themselves to great expression though the fire and performance. Towards the end of this set it turned into a street party, so you can tell I started to play some heavier dance-influenced party songs.” –Reinhold

Thanks for your continued support of live art and performance in RVA!!!
Visit Gallery 5 here: gallery5arts.org
Picture by Todd Raviotta: naturalscienceproductions.tumblr.com/

Video Live from the night of the performers

Tracklisting:

Frode Fjellheim & Christophe Beck – Vuelie (feat. Cantus)
Citta flow – East Of The Mountains (Luke Mandala Remix)
Strand – Aint Nuttin’ but a B Thang feat. T(Om Unit)
Dubvirus – Spiral Animals Part II
Cualli – Mucho Amor
Bro Safari & UFO! – Animal
Sub Swara – Koli Stance (David Starfire Remix)
Eskmo And The Antiserum – Monstahs
Enya – Samples – Sail Trap
Dubvirus – The Future Is Now (Instrumental)
Hypha – Supra
CRNKN – HEART
Tropkillaz – Dopeman Please
Mr Jennings – Funk in the Trunk
Tropkillaz – HIDEHO
Kid Sister – Bed Breaker (Loudpvck)
Daft Punk – Doin It Right (Bird Peterson Remix)

John Reinhold

John Reinhold

John Reinhold is currently CXO of Inkwell Ventures Inc. which owns and operates RVA Magazine and GayRVA. Also, he is a deejay with PLF, husband and father to a couple of great kids.

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