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he sound of Atlanta has been at the heart of hiphop and R&B for quite a while now. And perhaps no one has been more influential in molding that sound than songwriter, performer and superproducer Jermaine Dupri. We caught up with JD, who returns to his DJ residency at Tao and Tao Beach this week, to talk music and more.
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You just finished the So So Summer tour with some of the performers from The Rap Game. It was pretty amazing, 17 cities with nine kids from The Rap Game where they got to perform in front of their fans. We got a bigger response than we actually expected, because the kids that came out were really true fans. Artists from Atlanta are once again on top of the charts. Do you think Atlanta’s influence is bigger than it’s ever been? It can’t be bigger, because people are not buying music and selling records the way they were years ago. But it’s just as vibrant. That earthquake of artists that came before, we sold so many records and created so much culture that the ones you hear about now are almost living on the fumes of all that. The city still moves off what
was already laid down. What is it about Atlanta than cultivates originality? It’s a city that strives to be accepted, to be recognized, and when you do that you end up with something different. Atlanta artists seem to come out doing something different than what we’ve seen, if you think about, for example, the way Andre 3000 was dressing. It was so odd, just completely different. At this point in your career, how do you feel about producing versus performing? I like writing and having those artists go out and get praise and people loving those songs. And then at my shows, people scream when we come out and I get that, too. It’s the same thing when I come to Vegas to DJ. It’s interesting when I DJ, because maybe half of the crowd wants me to perform as Jermaine the artist, so I have to try to juggle when is the right time to play something or perform. Jermaine Dupri at Tao at Venetian, July 13 & August 3; at Tao Beach, July 15 & August 5. –Brock Radke
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fter a series of mixtapes unleashed between 2012 and 2014—plus scene-stealing guest appearances on tracks by Rihanna, Schoolboy Q and Isaiah Rashad— expectations were sky-high for Ctrl, the debut studio album from SZA. When the delayed work finally arrived in early June, those expectations were exceeded; the 26-year-old artist goes above and beyond with a genre-defying collection of deeply personal songs not easily compared to the work of would-be R&B peers. As the sole woman on the Top Dawg label, the singer and songwriter was guaranteed to drop an album with a hip-hop edge, but that’s just one of the many brushstrokes SZA uses to compose a raw, honest self-portrait. The slinky, tropical groove “Love Galore,” which she performed at the recent BET Awards, sets a laid-back tone, while “Drew Barrymore” sounds more like a Lilith Fair-era alt-rock meditation on the roller coaster ride of relationships. “Prom” is a wistful
indie-electro gem, another track demonstrating SZA’s ability to blend catchy melodies and hooks with emotional lyrics. “Garden (Say It Like Dat)” will make your head nod until you listen to the almost unbearably sweet and vulnerable lyrics: “Hope you never find out who I really am/’Cause you’ll never love me/But I believe you when you say it like that.” The only sensible comparison for Ctrl might be Frank Ocean’s Channel Orange, similarly tossed into the modern R&B category when both records simply have too many adventurous, emotional sounds. Las Vegas will get to see SZA’s skills for itself when her Ctrl Tour lands at Vinyl at the Hard Rock Hotel on September 8. –Brock Radke
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ith her raw, witty lyricism and moody, punk-rock sensibilities, it’s easy to see why K.Flay is the first signing to Interscope Record’s Night Street imprint, helmed by Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds— and why she’s an ideal get for the first Emerge Music + Impact Conference in Las Vegas, Reynolds’ hometown. The 32-year-old Illinoisborn musician is one of the most different-sounding artists out there; Entertainment Weekly called her 2014 full-length debut Life as a Dog a combo of “spaced-out rap beats and chiming indie rock.” Initially inspired by the early recordings of Kid Cudi, K.Flay is dedicated to creating something musically interesting while remaining utterly honest. Those dual ambitions are as evident in her breakthrough 2011 mixtape I Stopped Caring in ’96 as they are in last year’s Crush Me EP, which she recorded with Nashville musician JT Daly (and LA producer Simon Says) in a converted carriage house in Tennessee. “I remember I was leaving the studio in Tennessee really late one night and playing ‘Hollywood Forever’ super-loud in the car,” she recalls. “All of a sudden
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in late 2001. For a long time after it closed, echoes of that club remained just off GVR’s hotel lobby space, but not anymore. The Henderson hub recently finished a complete renovation of the space, not only freshening up the comfy check-in area but adding swanky new meeting rooms, a bright business center, a grand hall leading back up to the casino floor and a tidy, intimate lobby bar serving hand-crafted cocktails with relaxing views of the backyard pool and garden. An abstract cluster of metallic rods floats above the handsome, high tables in the bar, a chandelier in contrast to the paper
lantern-style fixtures hanging in the hall. It’s detail-oriented designs like these that set this hotel apart so many years ago, and continue to create the right mood today ... or tonight. Is it any wonder why locals tend to drift away from the Strip? Lobby Bar at Green Valley Ranch Resort, 702-6177777; Monday-Thursday 3-9 p.m., Friday & Saturday 1 p.m.-midnight, Sunday 1-9 p.m. –Brock Radke
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Taking advantage of these specials is just like the first time you ate at Cleo: too good to be true. But it’s right there waiting. Cleo at SLS, 702-7617612; Sunday-Thursday 6-10:30 p.m., Friday & Saturday 6-11 p.m.
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Located near Joe’s Stone Crab in the farthest reaches of the Forum Shops at Caesars sits the Otheroom, an unassuming and dimly lit bar that can’t help but pique your curiosity. The brand known for its following among craft beer and wine enthusiasts at its New York City and LA locations, mixes things up at its new Vegas spot, venturing into craft cocktails and fun fingerfoods like maple bacon tater tots and a shortrib grilled cheese. With brick and metal finishes and evocative, moody light fixtures, the vibe is urban yet sophisticated, funky yet refined. It could easily be a sister bar to Downtown’s Velveteen Rabbit, or a contemporary cousin to the offStrip Herbs & Rye. Whether you’re just visiting Vegas or are a true local, the cheeky cocktail menu—designed by mixologist Andrew Pollard—is well worth the trip. Fans of the Asian citrus yuzu will love the sweet-and-sour Cosmo Is Dead, featuring Brooklyn Gin, lemon, house blueberry grenadine and sparkling
wine. And the Brazilian Wax (Avuá Prata CachaÇa, Tanteo jalapeño tequila, lime, pineapple, basil and passionfruit) is as smooth as its name suggests. Designed with attitude in mind, Otheroom bucks the predictability of the Strip, taking guests out of their comfort zone to discover something new and intriguing. The In Through the Out Door, for example, is a take on a Paloma, but swaps tequila for Sotol Por Siempre. Otheroom’s version of a mule—Smokey & The Bandit—uses bourbon, smoked peach liquor, lemon, angostura and ginger beer for a smoky new spin. You’ll spot some good suds on tap, like the Dogfish Flesh & Blood IPA or the local Big Dog’s Las Vegas Lager, but there are even more appealing options down menu: premium flights of Macallan 12, 15 and 18-year varietals, and Japanese whiskies like Kakuri Nikka Coffey Grain, Hibiki Harmony and Hibiki 17 Year. With a grand-opening celebration taking place all weekend long, you’ll have every excuse to drink and eat your way through the menu. The Otheroom at the Forum Shops at Caesars, 702-836-2096; daily 11 a.m. to midnight. –Leslie Ventura P HOTO G RA P H B Y W A D E VAN D ERVORT
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Briggs has worked at the fountains since Bellagio’s 1998 opening— first working on the install as an employee of Wet Design, and then serving as a maintenance engineer before becoming manager. But it was his background in construction and pouring concrete for O at Bellagio that paved the way. “I tried to pick something that was the hardest thing I could find,” Briggs says. “My way of thinking was, if I can master the hardest thing, then the rest of life should come easier.” When he was finally hired to work on the fountains, Briggs had some doubts, he says. But he powered through it. “I thought, ‘Am I going to be able to do this?’ I wasn’t sure. No one had done this before. It was a new show, so everyone was going to have to learn at the same pace, and I thought I can learn just as quick as everyone else. So I did.” Briggs worked as a maintenance engineer for more than a decade,
diving and working on the massive water shooters embedded more than 10 feet under the lake’s surface—the ones that launch dancing streams of water 460 feet into the air. Now, most of Briggs’ job is on land, and in addition to overseeing the fountains, he and his crew are tasked with building and assembling structures for the Bellagio’s conservatory. “When it comes to the hotel, I am super proud to work on the fountains and the conservatory—two things that are free to the public,” Briggs says. “The other thing I really like is working as a team and achieving a goal like the conservatory and being able to see it when it’s finished. The satisfaction that you get from watching it, and the joy it puts on people’s faces—for me, there’s nothing like that.” –Leslie Ventura
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7/13 Jermaine Dupri. 7/14 DJ Wellman. 7/15 DJ Five. 7/20 DJ Five. 7/21 Beatbreaker. 7/22 Eric DLux. 7/27 DJ Mustard. 7/28 Politik. 7/29 Eric DLux. Venetian, Thu-Sat, 702-388-8588.
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7/14 The Chainsmokers. 7/15 Alesso. 7/16 Nightswim with Dillon Francis. 7/17 Lost Kings. 7/21 The Chainsmokers. 7/22 Major Lazer. 7/23 Nightswim with The Chainsmokers. 7/24 Virgil Abloh. 7/28 The Chainsmokers. 7/29 Dillon Francis. 7/30 Nightswim with Marshmello. Encore, Fri-Mon, 702-770-0097.
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