SALVATION MIAMI PRESS RELEASE

[Blackiechan]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 20, 2006

CONTACT:
Frankie Morales 305-303-8828
Marie F. Exantus 954-708-9001
http://www.myspace.com/salvationmiami


GRAND OPENING OF SALVATION MIAMI (SUNDAY MONTHLY) at Studio A in Downtown Miami.
Time: 11pm
Date: 6/25/06 Sunday
Where: 60 NE 11th St, Downtown Miami.
$5 paid safe parking

For guest list reservations, send requests to antidoteproductions@gmail.com
For VIP bottle service, call (305) 358 ROCK.


(MIAMI, FL) Its the return of The Church, now called SALVATION MIAMI!

Salvation Miami is a Fetish Theme party, being brought to life by Frankie Morales from "The Church" from back in the day, and Marie Exantus from Antidote Productions, Inc. We're bringing out the freak again in South Florida.

You'll hear many kinds of beats to sooth your eardrums, including: Electro Industrial/Clash, Ethereal Gothic, Dark Trance, Brit Pop-n-Indie, 80's New Wave, Acid Jazz, Deep House, Latin Jazz, Neo-Soul, Trip-Hop, Vintage Hip-Hop, Progressive House, Trance/Techno, Breaks, Italo Disco, Dirty Funk, and Jungle.

We look forward to seeing every little bare bit of you there.

Salvation Miami is a monthly event at the forefront of spotlighting unknown exotic dancers, DJs, and performance artists with body piercing and suspension exhibitions, with a combination of Fetish, Art, and Fashion shows. In association with local DJs and promoters Tommy Gunn, Ozzie Veras, and Fabian Martinez, we decided to team up and bring back the old family that made not only the Church, but the entire South Florida nightlife scene.

After taking a one-year hiatus, Frankie Morales is at it again pushing the envelope in Miami's ever changing nightlife scene. Big Frankie was one of the first promoters to bring Gothic, Fetish, and Alternative counter-culture to South Florida's mainstream. Always willing to give a helping hand to underground local acts, he premiered such acts as FORMULA REDUX and DPX. Frankie has hosted events with the likes of KEOKI, AK12OO, Sasha & John Digweed, and others at the Church. His experiences include street promotions, management for ULTRA Music Festival, Metropolis, and the Kitchen Club. Now the owner of A CHILL PRODUCTIONS, Inc. he does bookings, consulting, and is a talent agent and event coordinator. He's now joined forces with Marie Exantus from Antidote Productions, Inc.

Marie's extensive background includes working under talented nightlife promotional teams such as "Fat Black Pussy Cat Hip-Hop Mondays", "Liquid Sundays gay night", and "Kitchen gothic/industrial Friday nights" at the Chilli Pepper in Coconut Grove, FL. In 2001, Marie promoted for the Island Records Alternative Rock singer Ryan Adams concert tour and album. She took a break from promotions to pursue her Bachelor's degree in Philosophy/Political Science. In 2004, Marie volunteered and canvassed for the Howard Dean for America Presidential Campaign. While running a local independent news website for 2 years with her fiancé, She's covered events ranging from the Republican National Convention and opposition rallies in NYC to the 2005 Inauguration in Washington, D.C. Additionally, she has covered the Winter Music Conference and Ultra Music Fest, the Kompas Haitian Music Festival, the Organization of American States protest, the Miami Intl Book fair, and the 1st annual Bang Music Festival in 2005, not to mention countless local and regional community events.

[Marina22]

My younger sister asked me yesterday if there was still a club in South Beach called Salavtion and today I see this, weird. I'm assume back in 97 this same name club was not like the Church. Bring Keoki back.

[RBS]

Kind of like "The Kitchen" from 20-something and collins.

Flashback

[sobeboy]

Unfortunately, Salvation that was in South Beach is now an Office Depot (still with horrible A/C).

They can call this party "salvation" but there will never be Salvation like the one we had in South Beach.

Josh
www.sobegayinfo.com