Festa: The EndUp presents Circuit Circus Pride Edition featuring Cindel & Manny Lehman

Festa: The EndUp presents Circuit Circus Pride Edition featuring Cindel & Manny Lehman

FRIDAY NIGHT AFTERHOURS! DOORS AT 2AM (before Sunrise on Saturday morning!)

Accept no imitations. The EndUp presents the original Circuit Circus, San Francisco’s favorite Friday night after-hours special Pride Edition!

The EndUp and Left Magazine have partnered up to lay down the beats Friday after-hours for San Francisco Pride Weekend!

The San Francisco Pride Edition marks the highly anticipated return of DJ/Producer Cindel (https://soundcloud.com/djcindel) direct from Chicago!

Bio:
DJ Cindel grew up around Chicago where his endless exposure to house music led to his love, and eventual practice, of producing it. Having done so since the age of 15, he has especially honed his skills creating drum mixes and tribal-house vocals, earning him the title “The King of Drums”. Major influences such as Danny Tenaglia, Chus and Ceballos and Ralphi Rosario, along with his Puerto Rican roots, have helped mold his high-energy style into a successful career.

NEW ADDITION! MANNY LEHMAN WILL SERVE A SECOND AMAZING SET AT CIRCUIT CIRCUS!

Manny Lehman is a house music DJ and producer. In addition to his production and DJ work, Lehman is one of the most requested remixers presently, transforming many songs into club hits.

Born to Puerto Rican parents in New York, Lehman began his start in the music business working for Manhattan record shop VinylMania, which helped him get introduced to many major names such as Junior Vasquez, Victor Calderone, and Tony Moran to name a few, who were the pioneers of a burgeoning house music scene that was taking over New York City's nightlife scene during the early 1990s.

His passion for the music industry allowed him to move further, however this time behind the scenes after he became Director of Dance Promotions at A&M Records. His dedication in bringing fresh talent to the label led him to be promoted to Vice President. He is credited in discovering dance music legend CeCe Peniston and giving her a start in the competitive dance music scene that emerged in the 1990s. He later executive produced her first single, "Finally", which went on to become one of the most memorable club anthems of the early 1990s.

It was his years at A&M that also provided him with more exposure and contacts with major name artists such as Janet Jackson, Sheryl Crow and Sting that gave him more of a drive to venture off into the club music. After forming a partnership with circuit party promoter Jeffrey Sanker, Manny left his job at A&M Records to focus his energy as a full-time deejay and remixer. Extremely popular with gay audiences, his name has drawn hundreds to thousands of revelers to experience first hand his talent as deejay.

He also has lent his talent to more established artists such as Janet Jackson, Cher, Madonna, and Sarah Brightman and Lady Gaga in remixing singles for radio, nightclubs, and mass retail distribution. His chart-topping remixes of Janet Jackson's Come On Get Up, Cher's When the Money's Gone, Sarah Brightman's Harem and Madonna's What It Feels Like for a Girl has allowed him to garner major recognition and status as one of the industry's most demanded remixers.

Come celebrate Circuit Circus Pride Edition after-hours at the venue where it all started- The EndUp in San Francisco! Since 1973.

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