Tribe Vibes was full of positive vibes all night. The live music set the tone, along with the vibrant art that was on display. Thanks to : GhostCam7, Mausiki Scales, Salah Ananse, Yahquan da Travellah, SKY, Ramon, Es Jackman, Will Verdeja, Honey Suckle Moon, Joe Stu and JR for being apart of the show. Instead of writing the review for this show, check out the pictures below.

What can I say other than if your an artist or musician in Atlanta, The Leisure Class Artist Factory is a solid base for the Atlanta Arts movement. Whether you are coming to experience the authentic vibe, or are an artist yourself, looking to be apart of creating it, The Leisure Class Artist Factory is an official spot for authentic pieces of art, music and positive energy. The perfect ambiance and square footage of SPACE has made it the perfect evening hideaway.

This weeks show was full of energy for all involved. I was extremely happy with the variety of artists and musicians I had the opportunity to meet. It wasn't hard to feel good networking while having a drink, simply because Yahquan Da Travellah created a lovely hypnotic atmosphere. The Artists represented themselves and their work to the fullest. With the African inspired ensemble done by Amir M. Lyles, to the thought provoking installation art by Iman Person and the sophisticated photography of Biluxi, the artists collectively created a room full of unique, well rounded authentic pieces.

I knew we were in for a high energy set from DubMack with Rama-Don on the digital interfaces and drums, because we brought him back from the last show for completely setting the tone for the standard of musicians that will show at the Leisure Class Factory. He came with a full length set with a very emotional, heartfelt performance.

After Dubmack, DJ Kemit hit the one's and twos and kept the energy moving right through the evening while people continued to view art, discuss the art with the artists themselves, get portraits done by Carter J, or watch Jo Stu create his work live.

Just when I thought the night was winding to a lovely close, R&B singer Mykel came through with his band and got the house rocking again. More people joined us and got into the vibe. The whole sound was real soulful and live. 

Esseen Music and Enosa Design put this event together with the intent of meshing different artistic voices, giving an artists a place to go and be apart of expression.

Stay tuned to this blog for more photography and live video from this show.



Work of Amir M. Lyes one of the Artists featured in the show.

 The Leisure Class Artist Factory has now been made official by the wonderful turn out we had at the first Gallery Showing. From the moment you entered into the classy hidden gem that is SPACE Atlanta, you are hit with the eclectic, funky sounds of Yahquan Da Travellah. The Bar was live with all kinds of people, discussing what they all came to see: Good Art.

The pieces presented by Rafael Wescott, Esther Jackman and Joe Stu were colorful, profound, relate able, and eye engaging. Each artist had their own unique flavor and use of  bright, vibrating colors.  The combination of the all the pieces in the gallery space announced that these artists are sophisticated and skilled, showcasing their inspiring work that kept people talking and sharing ideas: Exactly what the LEISURE CLASS ARTIST FACTORY is all about.

The highlights of the evening included a dynamic performance by one of Atlanta's talented performers: DubMack, with the known rock front man Rama-Don backing him up on the digital interfaces. The set could of lasted forever as people danced and were taken in my DubMack's bongos and velvet voice. Live Art pieces done by Wes and The Ghodfrii Exchange were exciting and creative.  Both artists charismatically educated the crowd on how true creativity takes place. The crowd was live and infused with a vast array of people enjoying the conversation with one another. 

Esseen Music Group and Enosa Design has tapped into a new creative vein in Atlanta, allowing local artists and musicians to come, see, network, and share their artistic vision. The Leisure Class Artist Factory is all about show casing local talented artists who crave an outlet for creativity and need a place do just simply "do them".


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