party? A: Here's why our parties unique: we choose not to be confined to one, or two, or even three styles of music. Instead, we'll run the full gamut of genres. Here's a list of things we'll be playing, but certainly aren't limited to:
Disco, Trap, Nu-Wave, Yacht Rock, Grindy Hip Hop, Post Punk, 90s Makeout R&B, Indie Rock, Funk, Avant-Rap, House Music, Dat Gangsta Sh*t, Brit Pop, Techno, Backp
ack Rap,Reggae, Tribal Guarachero,Swag-Hop, Tweencore, Trapstep, Miami Bass, Crunk, Gabber, U.K. Garage, Freestyle, Juke, Dancehall, K-pop, Psychedelic, Calicore,Gospel, Christian Trance, B-more, Proto-House, Electro, Bubble Gum Pop, Folk and Jazz. Q: Why should I go to THIS SCAM! A:This particular installment of SCAM! highlights one of New York's most credible djs. If you're unfamiliar with Ayres, get familiar with this: Originally from Mississippi, DJ Ayres or Ayres Haxton Jr. as his parents know him, is famous for being the founding father of The Rub, the Brooklyn monthly party that swiftly gained a reputation for being “The Best Party in NYC” (New York Press) back in 2002 and to this day remains one of the staples of NYC nightlife. Combining everything from 80′s pop and disco to house, reggae and hip-hop, The Rub provides “something for everyone, no matter what you’re into,” (resident Cosmo Baker) and in the process helped launch DJ Ayres into worldwide consciousness as one of the best mixtape-making, party djs around. All that's left to ask is "Who's down to SCAM?"
