The Books Podcast - The Books

The sixth episode of The Bks podcast series, a weekly mix brought to you by the most sought after female DJs from around the globe. This episode is courtesy Eve Speciall from LA. The Bks is a agency dedicated to empowering and uniting women on the forefront of culture. Equal parts Model and DJ, Eve Speciall is the fashion industry's musical muse. As a successful model in her own right (Eve has been featured in Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, Elle and Grazia), she uses her experience in front of the crowd to create the audio vibes for an impressive who’s-who of global fashion & luxury brands. Clients include Givenchy, Dolce & Gabbana, Chloe, Miu Miu, Levi's, Ports 1961, Veuve Clicquot, Christian Louboutin, Topshop (HK, LA, Singapore), 3.1 Philip Lim and Ksubi. Speciall has been Music Director for Hong Kong Fashion Week for the past 4 years, as well as curating the music for award winning HK Urban Spa; Flawless. She has supported acts such as Mykki Blanco, Samantha Ronson, Just Blaze, Thugli, Bixel Boys and the Klaxons and performed alongside Demi Lovato for Topshop’s LA opening at the Grove. In 2013 Eve led the charge at HK's first Do Over, DJ'd Las Vegas hotspots Hakkasan and Commonwealth and performed at Hong Kong festival Blohk Party, along with acts such as Pusha T and Pharrell.

The fifth episode of The Bks podcast series, a weekly mix brought to you by the most sought after female DJs from around the globe. This episode is courtesy Lola Langusta from New York. The Bks is a agency dedicated to empowering and uniting women on the forefront of culture. Lola Langusta’s creative style has gained the attention from some of the industries biggest players in music, fashion, and film. Whether DJing high profile fashion events, festivals or nightclubs, Lola’s chic, energetic and multidimensional soundtrack of music mastery makes for a fresh and intoxicating experience. Lola’s global clients include Universal Music Group, Flaunt Magazine, Valentino, Dsquared, Interview Magazine, Refinery29, Sundance, Cannes, Fendi, Eddie Bauer and many more.

Here is the forth episode of The Bks podcast series, a weekly mix brought to you by the most sought after female DJs from around the globe. This episode is courtesy Lulu James from London. The Bks is a agency dedicated to empowering and uniting women on the forefront of culture. Lulu James - originally from Newcastle, now Hackney Wick resident… signed to Sony records at the age of 21 and released records on Black butter (home of Rudimental, Kidnap kid, Jess glynne etc). She has collaborated with Jon Hopkins, Lane 8, Moonboots, 2inchpunch and many more on her music; has been touring the world with Gorgon City; and has received huge support from the likes of Annie Mac, Lauren laverne, Pitchfork and more. She was asked to play Jools Holland, Glastonbury amongst her own headline tour across Europe and the UK. Still only 25 …she is one to watch. Her debut album will be coming in 2016. Lulu's eclectic music taste means she is often in demand for DJ sets and can be spotted spinning at some of the coolest events around the globe.

The 3rd episode of The Bks' podcast series, a weekly mix brought to you by the superstar DJs on our roster. This episode is courtesy Kitty Cash from New york. Born Cachee Livingston, the Brooklyn native has a background as a fashion publicist, but found her passion when she started DJing for musician Kilo Kish. Her style is not limited to one genre, but instead can be characteristic of a certain vibe, bringing together an eclectic audience. She blends everything from R&B to electronic, disco to Hip-Hop, adorning her sonic canvas with a hazy, love inspired atmosphere. Her live sets can feature anything from Sade to Young Thug, depending on what kind of mood you catch her in. Her influence extends beyond her own works as well. As a trusted source for up and coming music, art and style, she acts as a guest editor for the Huffington Post. Her “Love The Free” mix series has garnered particular acclaim across fashion, art, tech, and film. Boasting selective original music from some of the best rising artists, such as Willow Smith, Sampha, Vic Mensa, Jesse Boykins III, Dev Hynes, Kelela, SZA, Rome Fortune, and many others.

The second of The Bks' podcast series, a weekly mix brought to you by the most sought after female DJs from around the globe, managed by The Bks. This second episode is courtesy DJ Fafa Khan from Montreal. At 18 years old, Fafa Khan began performing and holding residencies in her hometown of Montreal. Hailing of Japanese, Pakistani and Finnish descent, she spins the coolest tunes from Hip Hop to House. Fafa has modeled for many renowned brands and has spun along side tastemakers like Cash Cash, Paris & Simo, Sunnery James, Wale, Drake, Timbaland and many more, in clubs and during festivals such as Electro Beach Fest: PV Mexico, Mural Festival and events for Belvedere, Moet & Chandon, Buonanotte, The Beat 92.5 Radio, Virgin Radio and many more. Fafa is currently sharpening her production skills and will be releasing original music in the near future.

The first of The Bks' podcast series, a weekly mix brought to you by the superstar DJs on our roster. This first episode is courtesy of DJ Coco from NYC. Named the "Hottest DJ at Fashion Week" by the New York Post, Coco was always drawn to all things music and media. A Greenwich, CT native, Coco pursued that passion while at New York University, where she received her bachelor's degree in Music and Entertainment Business. Since first stepping up to the decks at age seventeen, Coco has had the privilege of spinning in cities from Beverly Hills to Buenos Aires. Her recent clientele includes TRU Hollywood, Bally Swiss, Victoria's Secret, Whitewall Magazine, Libertine London, The New York City Ballet and SPACE Florence. She has been profiled by publications including the New York Post, Metro, and Untitled Magazine. Today, deejaying is just the beginning for Coco. She has been featured in videos for artists such as Johnny Polygon, SchoolBoy Q and A$AP Rocky, modeled for clients including COACH, Seventeen Magazine and Foot Locker, and worked with brands including Haute Hippie and Nicole Miller.