THE HALCYON ARCHIVES Episode 19 presents NYC dance music pro DJ and nightlife renaissance man KERVYN MARK, serving up a delicious set of deep house, afro-brazilian and soulful and spiritual grooves, recorded live at the original Halcyon at 227 Smith Street in Brooklyn on November 25, 2003.  Featuring tracks from Roy Ayers, Marlena Shaw, Ananda Project, Fertile Ground, Marvin Gaye and much more, this exclusive set showcases the signature style and masterful magic of Melting Pot NYC founder and underground dance music vet Kervyn Mark.

Brooklyn native KERVYN MARK has been spinning around NYC since the early days of hip-hop, through the legendary Manhattan nightlife eras of the Paradise Garage, Danceteria and Suzanne Bartsch's famed club Sauvage, where he reigned as its first resident DJ.  Since his early days as a club maverick, Mark has spun all over the world as well as in his hometown, with notable guest spots at Body & Soul, Bang The Party and PS1 Warm-Up, to name a few.

Kervyn's artists and DJ collective "Melting Pot NYC" has been a stalwart of the city's underground dance music community for nearly three decades.  As a DJ, event producer, filmmaker and historian, Kervyn is still killing it today - follow him @djkervynmark on Instagram and find more of his masterful mixes on his Soundcloud page.

Featuring an an all new introduction by BRUCE TANTUM, DJ Mag North American Editor and veteran NYC nightlife writer/dj and man-about-town.  A longtime supporter and insider at Halcyon from the very beginning and throughout its two decade life, Bruce provides context and inside info on this and all episodes of THE HALCYON ARCHIVES.

Subscribe to THE HALCYON ARCHIVES on Apple Podcasts, Mixcloud or wherever you get your music shows, or live & direct on jasoncharles.net Podcast Network's MUSIC Channel.

THE HALCYON ARCHIVES Episode 19 presents NYC dance music pro DJ and nightlife renaissance man KERVYN MARK, serving up a delicious set of deep house, afro-brazilian and soulful and spiritual grooves, recorded live at the original Halcyon at 227 Smith Street in Brooklyn on November 25, 2003.  Featuring tracks from Roy Ayers, Marlena Shaw, Ananda Project, Fertile Ground, Marvin Gaye and much more, this exclusive set showcases the signature style and masterful magic of Melting Pot NYC founder and underground dance music vet Kervyn Mark.
Brooklyn native KERVYN MARK has been spinning around NYC since the early days of hip-hop, through the legendary Manhattan nightlife eras of the Paradise Garage, Danceteria and Suzanne Bartsch's famed club Sauvage, where he reigned as its first resident DJ.  Since his early days as a club maverick, Mark has spun all over the world as well as in his hometown, with notable guest spots at Body &amp; Soul, Bang The Party and PS1 Warm-Up, to name a few.
Kervyn's artists and DJ collective "Melting Pot NYC" has been a stalwart of the city's underground dance music community for nearly three decades.  As a DJ, event producer, filmmaker and historian, Kervyn is still killing it today - follow him <a href="https://www.instagram.com/djkervynmark/">@djkervynmark </a>on Instagram and find more of his masterful mixes <a href="https://soundcloud.com/kervyn">on his Soundcloud page.</a>
Featuring an an all new introduction by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/brucetantum/">BRUCE TANTUM</a>, <a href="https://djmag.com/">DJ Mag</a> North American Editor and veteran NYC nightlife writer/dj and man-about-town.  A longtime supporter and insider at Halcyon from the very beginning and throughout its two decade life, Bruce provides context and inside info on this and all episodes of THE HALCYON ARCHIVES.
Subscribe to <a href="https://jasoncharles.net/show/the-halcyon-archives/">THE HALCYON ARCHIVES</a> on Apple Podcasts, Mixcloud or wherever you get your music shows, or live &amp; direct on <a href="https://jasoncharles.net/show/the-halcyon-archives/">jasoncharles.net Podcast Network's MUSIC Channel.</a>

Music and Arts Podcast Network from New York City.  4 Channels : Over 22 original podcast series.  Deep Talk. Deep Sounds.

Music and Arts Podcast Network from New York City.&nbsp; 4 Channels : Over 22 original podcast series.&nbsp; Deep Talk. Deep Sounds.

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