#LadyKier

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Lady kier for ProjectX ♡

[abdulnaby]

#extendedsyllables #audiobook #ladykier #madidangerously

[theladymisskier]

Way back in 1993 , This was considered a flop by our record lable, however , we believed in our music and I funded the tour, it became a success and nearly every show was a sell out. I was thrilled to find out the record lable re-issued this nearly 30 years later !   what do we learn......believe in yourself!  Time might prove you right : )    - Kier 

[misskiernews]

Oct 2018  Billboard 

Much of dance music's roots can be traced back to a few special dance halls; the Warehouse in Chicago, Studio 54 and The Loft in New York City, and most certainly NYC's Paradise Garage. From 1977 to 1987, club co-founder Mel Cheren and resident DJ Larry Levan hosted invitation-only dance parties where a discerning crowd of music addicts and party people helped make or break careers.

Paradise Garage closed its doors in 1987, though it has enjoyed life in other venues in the '90s and beyond, and in 2008, control of the Paradise Garage trademark was given over to AIDs-centric non-profit Gay Men's Health Crisis. It's a storied dance floor that made a lasting impression on the many DJs who played it and the musical minds who saw their horizons broadened by its light. Levan was a noted mentor to many artists, and he touched may careers with his guidance, and on Paradise Garage's latest compilation Inspirations, Summit gathered not strictly of the club's time but which maintain the energy of the Garage and Levan's creative spirit.  

Paradise Garage: Inspirations features 12 unreleased originals, remixes and edits from a variety of scene characters, from NYC club darlings Deee-Lite to hip-hop and house icon Todd Terry, and a remix from Summit and Knuckles of the legendary Lou Rawls, from before Knuckles' death in 2014.  

The compilation is out on Good For You Music, complete with cover art by the Oscar-winning illustrator behind The Little Prince and The Babadook. It's available on Beatport, but fans can jump right into a compilation mix from Summit that brings the music to life below, exclusively on Billboard Dance.  

[asomaton]

Did you know...

that the SEGA game “Space Channel 5” was sued for stealing the likeness to protagonist and rhythmic space reporter Ulala, from the artist Lady Miss Kier of the 90s band Deee-Lite “Groove is in the heart” fame?

The claim had some merit too.

Lady Miss Kier went to court after SEGA asked her to promote the game in 2000. She supposedly lost and was asked to pay legal fees of a whooping $608,000, which was more than she sued SEGA for. Wild. But...

according to an odd tweet

https://mobile.twitter.com/ladykier/status/206473183379980288

EDIT:found it again through waybackmachine

she actually got paid by SEGA to be quiet about them stealing her vibe. She later claimed to have stopped SC5-3. Is this true? No idea.

I’m a BIG fan of both SC5 and Deee-Lite so I can’t see why they couldn’t work together. It could have been divine. I mean, even Michael Jackson was in SC5

which in all fairness was super weird.

Anyway. Here’s Deee-Lite from 1990.

Chu chu chu.

[whisperslounge]

New feature! I watch tons of '80s stuff so I may as well post them as I do.

[italianeincam]

Modelle/Modelli online: ladyky

Nick: ladyky Città: xxxxx

[mskungfubokchoy]

"Your groove I do deeply dig, no walls only the bridge..." Lady crush on this doodle bug, Lady Kier 🎶❤️🎶. #LadyKier #DeeLite 🍄💦🌼⭐️

[theladymisskier]

https://soundcloud.com/popmontreal/dj-lady-kier-exclusive-mix-for-pop-montreal

[misskiernews]

Vogue Shout Out 2018 

[theladymisskier]

Happy Birthday ...next year we will celebrate deee-lites 30th birthday . All three albums have been re-released on Vinyl ..woo hoo !  

https://soundcloud.com/lady-miss-kier