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philsadelphia · 6 years ago
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Boozy Bottomless Brunch at JJ Bootleggers in Old City
from Phil's Blog https://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2019/02/boozy-bottomless-brunch-at-jj.html
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philsadelphia · 6 years ago
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from JJ Bootleggers https://jjbootleggers.com/2018/12/07/hello-world/ from Phil's Blog https://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2018/12/hello-world.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Thanks to Social Buddy for growing my followers and engagement on Instagram
I don't usually like to endorse products or services to often with a blog post, but I felt this is an exception.  I usually just post a google or yelp review. Most of you know I am a chef and have started a catering business.  I needed to step up my game on Instagram to show off the great food photos I post.  The problem was I only had less than 100 followers. I searched for help on building your instagram followers and found some youtube videos, blog posts and services.  The typical post was about using hashtags, post often and blah blah.  That didn't work. I tried a "social growth service" which I will not blast publicly, but let's just say is was ineffective to say the least. Then I found social buddy, they are based in the US and their team was amazing to work with.  Not only has my followers increase significantly since I started (I'm still using them), but they helped me with audience targeting and hashtags. If you want to grow your followers on Instagram, definitely check these folks out.  You will be happy.  https://socialbuddy.com/instagram-followers/
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from Phil's Blog https://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2018/03/thanks-to-social-buddy-for-growing-my.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Brunch at Villanelle in Grenwich Village NYC
Villanelle Restaurant - Greenwich Village NYC
I really enjoyed this restaurant on a recent visit to NYC.  It is located in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York, near Union Square and Washington Park. I had the Lamb hash with Chilies, Fried Eggs, and Potato.  It was delicious.  I definitely recommend checking this place out for brunch in Manhattan.
15 E 12th St, New York, NY 10003
villanellenyc.com
(212) 989-2474
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/brunch-at-villanelle-in-grenwich.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Banana Tehina Shake | Goldie
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/banana-tehina-shake-goldie.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Wahoo, Octopus Bolognese, Persimmon, Jalapeño | Laurel
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/wahoo-octopus-bolognese-persimmon.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Chai Tea Cordial with Cold Brew | Stratus Lounge
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/chai-tea-cordial-with-cold-brew-stratus.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Shaved Lamb, Sweet Green Onion Cream, Chanterelle Mushrooms and Raclette Cheese | The Olde Bar
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/shaved-lamb-sweet-green-onion-cream.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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“Smells Like Seattle” | The Franklin Bar
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/smells-like-seattle-franklin-bar.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Tuna Tartare with Lemon Aioli | Barclay Prime
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/tuna-tartare-with-lemon-aioli-barclay.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Win Tickets to See Brandon “Taz” Niederauer at The Foundry
Brandon “Taz” Niederauer is coming to The Foundry at The Fillmore on Friday, December 22nd and we’re giving away 3 pairs of tickets to the show!
To say we’re blown away by Brandon “Taz” Niederauer is an understatement. The 14- year old guitar prodigy has captivated audiences for almost half of his young life and will make his way to Philadelphia for a performance later this month. Taz first gained public attention at age 10, when he showed off his guitar skills on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. This would start him on a path of other televised appearances like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and Good Morning America, and would eventually lead to Broadway, in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock: The Musical at only age 12.
While a child performer might seem like a gimmick, just listening to Taz talk or play will have you convinced he’s the real deal. Like his character in the musical, he takes his music education seriously – AC/DC, B.B. King, and Eddie Van Halen are some of his favorites. And just as we all dream of doing, Taz has played alongside some of rock’s greatest legends, one of the most notable being fellow curly-haired guitar player Slash from Guns N’ Roses.
As he grows into adulthood (as well as the guitars he plays), Taz’s appreciation and devotion to his craft is unwavering. Even though his schedule is jam-packed with gigs and performances, playing guitar will always be fun instead of simply a job, as evidenced by the formation of his band Lions on the Moon. If your child has shown an interest in music, we highly recommend taking them to this show on Friday, December 22 at the Foundry. Not only will they enjoy this kick-ass start to their Christmas Vacation, but you’ll definitely score a few “cool parent” points for bringing them, too.
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Lamb Ravioli, Mushrooms, St. Malachi Cheese | Kensington Quarters
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/lamb-ravioli-mushrooms-st-malachi.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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2018: The Best Places to Ring in the New Year
Stuck on where to ring in the New Year? We’re here to help! Check out our list of the best places to celebrate New Years Eve 2018 in Philadelphia and some outside the city!
SOUTH STREET NEW YEAR’S EVE FIREWORKS CELEBRATION | PADDY WHACKS SOUTH STREET
Enjoy New Year’s Eve on one of the most famous streets in America – South Street – and enjoy an epic view of the Penn’s Landing fireworks show at midnight! Paddy Whacks will have everything you need to kick off the New Year in the most proper way.
NYE 2018 FIREWORKS PAR-TEE | PHILLY GOLF & SOCIAL
The Golf & Social Club is the ultimate place to be this New Years Eve – with 3 full floors including a roof deck, they’ve got something for everyone! The first floor will be bumpin’ with live DJ entertainment, the enjoy an entirely different vibe on the second floor – think nightclub meets lounge meets interactive Golf Simulation!
THE GLITTER CITY GALA – PHILLY’S HOTTEST NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY
The Glitter City Gala will be the most well-attended, fun, and talked about New Year’s Eve event in Philadelphia. This year, over 1,500 guests will “dress up, get down and ring in the New Year right” on multiple party floors with multiple Top-Area DJs getting you to party the night away!
NEW YEAR’S EVE CELEBRATION 2018 | PADDY WHACKS NE PHILLY
Can’t make it to Center City? Enjoy New Year’s Eve at Paddy Whacks in North East Philly –they will have everything you need to kick off the New Year in the most proper way!
NEW YEARS EVE 2018 | JJ BOOTLEGGERS
Celebrate NYE 2018 with FIREWORKS over the River and the Best Party in Old City at JJ Bootleggers. Bring your significant other or find somebody new to kiss at Midnight! Their Best of Philly DJ will be spinning all your favorite tunes from open to close.
NEW YEAR’S EVE IN ATLANTIC CITY AT THE PIER
The biggest NYE Event in Atlantic City with 6 Parties under one roof and room for 3,500 people! Enjoy an evening of the best live entertainment around with top DJs spinning all kinds of dance and EDM music. Guest can relish tons of food, drink, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic City skyline.
NYE 2018 – MANAYUNK’S HOTTEST NEW YEAR’S EVE BASH | MANAYUNK BREWERY
New Years Eve 2018 at Manayunk Brewery – this is it. It’s what you all have been waiting for! Craft beer, multiple rooms & DJs, dancing all night long, great food, shaken drinks, and 1,000 new friends to ring in 2017 with!
NEW YEAR’S EVE 2018 CELEBRATION | RAVEN LOUNGE
Get your tickets now and celebrate New Year’s Eve 2018 at Raven Lounge! Their pulling out all the stops for a fantastic New Year’s Eve celebration including an open bar, light food, party favors, champagne toasts, and a DJ throwing down beats all night to bring you into 2018!
NEW YEAR’S EVE 2018 AT CITY TAP HOUSE UNIVERSITY CITY
New Years Eve Philly 2018 at City Tap House University City in Philadelphia. Grab your friends to experience the very best in service, craft beer, food, party favors, and music while ringing in the new year right!
NEW YEAR’S EVE FIREWORKS IN PHILADELPHIA | INDEPENDENCE SEAPORT MUSEUM
Celebrate New Year’s Eve in fabulous style at the Independence Seaport Museum on Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia and ring in 2018 at the best party in the city! With the perfect view of the water and fireworks, plus all the drinks and light food you can enjoy, this party is sure to put that sparkling in your step and help you start 2018 off with a bang.
NEW YEAR’S EVE 2018 AT CITY TAP HOUSE LOGAN SQUARE
New Years Eve Philly 2018 at City Tap House, Logan Square in Center City Philadelphia. Grab your friends to experience the very best in service, craft beer, food, party favors, and music while ringing in the new year right!
RESOLUTION 2018 – NEW YEARS EVE PHILLY 2018 | LUCKY STRIKE
Spend New Years Eve Philly 2018 at Lucky Strike in Center City Philadelphia! Grab your friends to experience this amazing two-floor venue that will host Philadelphia’s hottest NYE celebration with tons of food, drink, and of course, bowling!
NEW YEAR’S EVE – CELEBRATE 2018 | ZEE BAR
Watch the ball drop live from Times Square on Zee Bar’s Giant Projection Screen! Enjoy a Complimentary Champagne Toast At Midnight, gourmet hors d’ oeuvres, and tons of party favors at this awesome late night celebration!
NEW YEAR’S EVE 2018 | SHOWBOAT ATLANTIC CITY
Join the Showboat in Atlantic City for a New Year’s Eve 2018 Comedy Show on Sunday, December 31st. The evening will host 2 shows, one at 8:00 pm and a 10:00 pm ball drop show. Guests can enjoy an after party until 4:00 am featuring DJ Nice-N-Loud. The shows will star comics from Bridgestone Entertainment including Zach Pickert (HBO), Clipperman (Apollo THeater), Ray Vazquez (Gotham Comedy Club 1st place contest winner) and Matt Bridgestone (Writer for the Justin Bieber Roast.)
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from philly2night https://philly2night.com/2018-best-places-ring-new-year/ from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/2018-best-places-to-ring-in-new-year.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Pita Nachos | Opa
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/pita-nachos-opa.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Dover Sole | Estia
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/dover-sole-estia.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Seven Lions & Friends Invaded the Fillmore, Plus an Exclusive Interview with SJ
Last Friday night Seven Lions alongside of producers Tritonal, Kill the Noise & SJ delivered a miraculous performance at Philadelphia’s premiere music venue, The Fillmore. All of the artists provided the atmosphere for a stunning night for all those who attended and one of the craziest nights in December for Philadelphia.
The Fillmore was a packed house right as Tritonal started there set. Tritonal hit the stage with some of their biggest hits and new remixes of their own. Kill the Noise provided an interesting take on remixing songs. Both Tritonal and Kill the Noise provided two very different sounds and once Seven Lions came on stage we had an electrifying combination of both. With no delay what so ever between sets Seven Lions, Tritonal, and Kill the Noise provided a night that no one will ever forget. A night of big bass drops, killer beats, and a stunning light show.
Once I arrived to the venue I could immediately feel the pulse of the beats flow through my body. You could feel everyone’s excitement within the Fillmore and it was contagious. I couldn’t help but dance myself to the beats of Seven Lions, and you couldn’t help but look up at the artists in awe as they stood on their platform above everyone else delivering an unforgettable night. As the show progressed time seem to be lost. Myself and everyone else didn’t care about what was going on around us, all we cared about was the music.
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Exclusive Interview with Rising Dance Music Star, SJ:
To someone who hasn’t heard your music before, how would you briefly describe it?
This is always the first and hardest question. Haha. I would say some of it is house influenced but also song based which gives it a pop feel. I’m also constantly evolving, so the music I’m getting ready to release doesn’t sound like the music that I’m currently making. It’s a journey!
Your evolution to dance music wasn’t exactly stereotypical like most DJs, you started as a singer/songwriter. What were some of the biggest challenges you faced?
Honestly, the biggest challenge was mental. I was stepping into a space that was largely unfamiliar to me professionally. Every artist is plagued with doubt. For me, I had to release so much of what my ego was trying to tell me and lean into my passion. I love EDM. I reached a point in my career where I realized, if I’m not having fun making music then I’m doing something wrong. So I just said, “Fuck it.” I love what I’m doing and the music I’m making. It gives me creative life. Whenever voices tell me otherwise, and they are almost exclusively my own, I make a decision not to listen to them and follow my bliss. 
What happened/when did you realize that you could turn producing and DJing into a full-time job/living?
I remember it being in college. I had a band and we were touring the country. At that point, we were all in school and having fun playing music, but I realized that I had an opportunity to actually do music as my career. I remember thinking that I owed it to myself to go all out and give it a shot. Otherwise, I’d never know what would happen. I haven’t had a “real” job since.
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 How did you meet up with Tritonal and get signed to their label?
I had a record that I had written and produced that I played for their manager, Joe Pepin. Joe is the best A&R I’ve ever worked with and he immediately knew the guys would love it. Sure enough, they did. That record was Hung Up. Chad and Dave came on board and took the record to the next level. Joe and I began working together and I signed to Enhanced. The rest is history! 
Tell us a little bit about the organization you started, One Life, because it is a truly awesome cause
One Life was an organization I started after a trip to India about 6 years ago. I never really had aspirations of starting a nonprofit, but I met some people when I was there and everything fell into place. Our mission is to turn places of poverty into places of possibility. We just completed an 8000 sq. ft. facility outside of Calcutta called The Dream Home where we provide extensive care for young girls who come from extreme poverty and abuse. We have young girls who have been victims of slavery, trafficking, and physical and sexual abuse. Right now we run a school and a variety of programs in a slum in Calcutta as well as The Dream Home. The Dream Home currently provides care for 25 girls. We’re currently raising money so that we can operate it at its capacity of 85 children. People can check out the Dream Home and the work we do at www.onelifeintl.org. 
What inspired you to want to give back to the community like that?
That’s a great question. Honestly, I believe love is what this life is about. Being conscious of love means living in the connection and being of oneness with all people and all things. We belong to one another. When someone hurts, we all hurt. I just happened to experience a world full of people who were desperately hurting and I had the resources to do something about it. It was all a response in love. 
Who are your influences, the people who inspired you to make the music you make today?
This is an impossible question for me to answer. There are too many at this point. For me it really started with old singer songwriters like James Taylor and Billy Joel. 
Tell us a little bit about working with David Ryan Harris, an absolute legend in the industry who has played guitar for perennial artists like John Mayer, Dave Matthews & Santana
It was fantastic. David and I have a lot of mutual friends and our paths have just missed each other over the years. The sessions we wrote Reflection wasn’t a typical EDM writing session. It was really cool to combine styles and influences. 
What is your favorite city in the world to play and why?
Oh man… this is a tough one. I’m going to go ahead and say Los Angeles just because of the hometown vibes, but that answer will probably always be changing. 
If you could play any festival in the world, which one would be it and why?
EDC Vegas has a special place for me because that was where a lot of my love for live shows and festivals started. To play the main stage there would be a huge full circle moment. 
Who is your dream collaborator, someone who you haven’t worked with yet and would love to?
I’d love to work with Jack Garratt. His album was one of my favorite in years. I’m also a big fan of Becky Hill’s voice. It would be awesome to do a record with her. 
Who are some DJs we should know about who are about to break onto the scene?
There’s a kid named Lophiile that I’m obsessed with right now. He’s doing some of the coolest stuff I’ve heard recently. 
What has it been like touring with Seven Lions, Tritonal and Kill the noise?  Should we be expecting some new collabs?
It’s been awesome. Seeing acts at that level play every night has taught me so much. It’s given me so much inspiration and so many ideas for my future show. Chad and Dave have been huge champions of me. We’ve got another collab coming out in January that I’m SUPER excited about. I think it’s our best work together yet. 
What does the new year hold for SJ (new music, festivals, etc.)? 
All of the above. I’ve got a single coming out this month followed by my new Tritonal collab in January. I’m releasing more singles off my upcoming EP in the new year and I’ll be hitting the road on some dates we’re getting close to announcing!
Lastly, I got to ask the stereotypical Philly question, favorite cheesesteak spot?
I’m going to say Joe’s! 
The post Seven Lions & Friends Invaded the Fillmore, Plus an Exclusive Interview with SJ appeared first on philly2night.
from philly2night https://philly2night.com/seven-lions-friends-fillmore-plus-exclusive-interview-sj/ from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/seven-lions-friends-invaded-fillmore.html
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philsadelphia · 7 years ago
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Bourbon, Lemon, Parsnip Syrup, Ginger | Rex 1516
from Phil's Blog http://philrobertson023.blogspot.com/2017/12/bourbon-lemon-parsnip-syrup-ginger-rex.html
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