Liquid Culture presents Nutritious All Night: Solarmaxxing Release Party

Who they are

• Nutritious

  New York City

  “Visionary artist, cultural alchemist — Nutritious signed his first record deal at 16, was promoting at the Palladium by 17, and held the first residency as Save The Robots transitioned into its next chapter — at the height of Giuliani's cabaret crackdown — playing all-night all-vinyl Saturday sets for the devoted East Village crowd.”

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  the whole biography

  Visionary artist, cultural alchemist — Nutritious signed his first record deal at 16, was promoting at the Palladium by 17, and held the first residency as Save The Robots transitioned into its next chapter — at the height of Giuliani's cabaret crackdown — playing all-night all-vinyl Saturday sets for the devoted East Village crowd. Contributing author to the NYT bestseller Living Well, founding team member of DoubleBlind Magazine. On stage, Nutritious treats three to four turntables like live instruments — learned on cassette and vinyl, bending tone, improvising remixes in real time, threading rare edits and deep cuts you won't hear anywhere else. Meticulously curated and thrillingly spontaneous. 'Ether' lands him alongside Billie Eilish, Lana Del Rey, Disclosure, and Kaskade on radio. His album Blurs — cover art by John Van Hamersveld, the designer behind Hendrix, the Beatles, and the Rolling Stones — was the first of many to hit Beatport's top sales charts. He's scored films for Danny Aiello. Cameos and syncs alongside Method Man and Moby. He's played The Whitney Museum by special invitation supported by The Andy Warhol Foundation, Pikes Ibiza, and Rodarte for New York Fashion Week. He's performed Mushroom Jazz shows with Mark Farina internationally. Nutritious runs Liquid Culture Records. He surfs, loves beach cruisers, collects records and synths, and writes music the way people dream in technicolor. Ask him where it comes from and he won't overthink it: "The universe is already playing. Songs are the parts we hear." He's helped raise over $150K for the National Down Syndrome Society and lends time to Bailey House, the MS Foundation, Boys & Girls Club Malibu, and the Last Prisoner Project. The music comes from the same place the living does — unhurried, embodied, and deep. The name says it all.
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  Their RA profile lists Worship Recordings, Paper Recordings, Headtunes, Slanted Black and 2 more.