Vince Kelvin

Presented by Artisan and Day Game Training, Inc., Pick Up Artist Academy (PUA Academy) is the most effective pick up artist training (pua training) on the planet! You will be coached by some of the top pick up artists in the world to learn how to approach, attract, seduce and pick up any woman you want regardless of your looks, age or status. You’ll get weekly pickup artist (pua) lessons, in-class seminar videos, infield training assignments, phone coaching, webinar, infield demos and examples, VIP priority access to artisan and other instructors, accountability, motivation and more to learn how to become a pickup artist without using fake routines or lame pick up lines.

Tired of blue balls? Fed up with last minute resistance? FINALLY… There is an antidote, a remedy, a way out of sexual starvation and frustration!

Las Vegas PUA Lair meetus, this week we have special guest speaker Dan AKA Badboy, The creater of Direct Game teaching students about “Insta Fucks” How your F Close your target within 7 – 10 Minutes!

This video presentation addresses the struggles men have with sexual escalation. Vince Kelvin (Hollywood) offers steps to overcome the difficulties of what to physically do with a woman to turn her on and get her to have sex.

Filled with layered, precise arrangements that jump off the speakers and cut straight to your soul, Lenny White’s Edge (Hip Bop HIBD 8019; 60:40) is a great example of tearing down constricting genre borders and rebuilding from the ground up. Drummer White lays rock solid foundations for short-form artistic dramas like “Mr. DePriest,” a hard-fusion walk spritzed with horns and set up by Bennie Maupin’s dark bass clarinet. “Raiders in the Temple of Boom” builds a multi-layered, somewhat laid-back percussive foundation which peels back occasionally for hard-screaming lead figures to appear. White’s group features the dual bass work of Victor Bailey and Foley, adding to the gritty foundation. Two of the most memorable and surprising tracks here are covers. First, a stunning reworking of Led Zepplin’s “Kashmir” which stings with soulful vocal harmony and bass.