Record producer and club DJ Arthur Baker kicks-off Thursdays at PAMM: Poplife Social series in a rare live session. Enjoy happy hour drink and food specials and art-making and gallery scavenger hunts for prizes. View new exhibitions Eugenio Espinoza: Unruly Supports (1970 – 1980), Victoria Gitman: Desiring Eye and Project Gallery: Diego Bianchi.
PAMM partners with Poplife, masterminds behind Miami’s famously sought-after and sold-out independent acts, to host PAMM Third Thursdays: Poplife Social, every third Thursday of the month through September, 6-9pm.
About Arthur Baker
Baker is best known for his work with hip-hop artists such as the Beastie Boys, cross pollinating music genres, and producing the pivotal prototype for the house music movement, his 1984 reworking of Rolling Stones ‘Too Much Blood.’ Baker has created music with epic talents including Mick Jagger, Cyndi Lauper, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan since beginning his career in Boston in in the early 1970s.
- “Arthur Baker started Djing in the early 70s in his native Boston playing classic soul and Philly grooves off 45s” – Resident Advisor
- Video: “The man who rocked the planet rushes through his catalogue” – Red Bull Music Academy
- “DJ Arthur Baker on Miami” – The Guardian
