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Another show in the books as the digital graphic design lead for RBC.🗽

Super proud to be apart of such an amazing team, the attention to detail and production doesn’t go unnoticed.

You had to be there.

But in the meantime, here’s a glimpse of my experience. Thank you, NYC! @ontherevel @revelryny taken in Pier 36 NYC by @structure.nyc

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TKFTNU— A Tribute to Tay.

This weekend we honored the legacy of our dear friend @taykeith. Though the circumstance was far from what we all expected, we all were able to pay our respects to the legend, the brother, the investor, and cultural force he was.

May you rest in perfect peace, Tay.🖤

Curator @memberszn
PR & Coordination @neahnwest @_dawnyd
Prints & Graphics @structure.nyc
Photography @photo.cpr taken in Nashville, Tennessee by @structure.nyc

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4 months ago

It’s been a while. Did you miss us?

🏖️ by @structure.nyc

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Come get you some. #strnyc by @structure.nyc

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The epitome of a warm ambiance.

My family’s home. Lived in, loved, well curated, and filled with nostalgia.

This space truly made the dinner a memorable moment. Here’s a glimpse.

Until next time.

Decor & tablescape by @_dawnyd.
Captured by @by.phosphens. by @structure.nyc

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Intentionally curated. taken in Memphis, Tennessee by @structure.nyc

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Serving up experiences IRL.🍽️

A few flicks from our Pinto Beans & Greens dinner party, prepared by @countryfriedcam.

Captured on digital & film by @by.phosphens.
Menus designed with @adobeexpress.
Florals by @dreamscapeflorals_. taken in Memphis, Tennessee by @structure.nyc

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My only request is that you bring an empty stomach.

We’re closing our Black History Month the best way—over a spread of soul food on a Sunday. The menu is set, the drinks will be flowing, and the company will be the best party about it.

Thank you in advance to our sponsors:
Wines: @winesnob
N/a Beverages: @cxffeeblack
Aesthetic Lead: @dreamscapeflorals_
Dessert: @charmelsc

Prepared by @countryfriedcam & hosted by @_dawnyd.

PINTO BEANS & GREENS🥬🫘
A black ass dinner party.
February 22nd @ 4pm
Table for 12.

Snatch the last seat through the link in bio. #Memphis #bhm taken in Whitehaven, Tennessee by @structure.nyc

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For the love of Black art. The stories you tell. The legacy you carry. The world thrives through you.

Graphics @adobeexpress
Content sourced @pinterest taken in Alabama by @structure.nyc

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Who’s ready for some good soul food?!🫘

PINTO BEANS & GREENS
The Dinner Experience
Feb. 22nd @4pm
Table for 12.

Host: @_dawnyd
Chef: @countryfriedcam

Though seats are limited, all are invited. Let’s eat! #Memphis #bhm #soulfood

🎞️: @structure.nyc taken in Memphis, TN by @structure.nyc

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Let’s get back to talking about records for real.
Over the years, my travels have taken me to countless corners of the world to feed both my curiosity and my collection.

One thing I’ve learned along the way: every record carries a statement, and every statement has a story.

On the first episode of INSIDE TRACKS, we meet Petité, a teenage girl group whose 1985 single “So Fine” doubles as an answer song to New Edition’s “Mr. Telephone Man.” Same phone call. Different perspective.

The record was produced in Brooklyn by Dwight York, also known at the time as Dr. Malachi York, who was later convicted of serious crimes, complicating how his involvement in this era—musically, politically, and religiously—is understood today.

“So Fine” never crossed over the way its inspiration did, but that’s exactly why records like this deserve another listen. They live in the margins, holding stories that deepen how we understand music history.

Curated & captured by @structure.nyc taken in Memphis, Tennessee by @structure.nyc

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