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Renowned DJ, producer, and engineer Louie Vega has been a pillar in the house music scene for nearly four decades. Being born in the Bronx back in the ’60s, Vega was raised in a rendition of New York City that was on the cusp of realizing it’s potential as a cultural hub. By age 13 Vega was already DJing in local NYC clubs, and now 40 years later he is paying homage to the city that defined him with his latest album NYC Disco.

Not every grey is also an Eminence - but this person here definitely is: August-Wilhelm Scheer, baritone saxophonist and a passionate jazz musician, and for many years through the August-Wilhelm-Scheer-Foundation for Science and Art a sponsor of the jazz scene. He says, the jazz makes him free - like a bird in the air. If somebody like him who has earned his money as an enterpriser and university professor and impresses in more than one area, gets together with a legend of the jazz - or we better say, with another legend - something amazing can be expected. Especially, if the second legend is none less than Jimmy Cobb. Together one devotes himself to the work of a third, also a legend of jazz Thelonious Monk, to whom Scheer would like to raise a monument and give respect on A NYC tributes…