For the fourth time, Scout is back with an out-of-this world party where a seemingly secret club of creatives gather in a hideout. We know, it sounds like that movie, but we promise there is no depersonalization, insomnia, and unnecessary violence. The only thing keeping us up and pumped is bringing these ideas to more than just a film.
Scout Socials BBQ and Beers, which happened last May 26, Saturday, is a moody, hazy cult classic in reality. The Alley at Karrivin was speckled with colorful auras from friends, cliques, and different genre artists. Music stopped for no one, the lights dazzled for everyone, and the booze, well, did its job.
With performances from talented local artists, the party was consistently high in spirit. Featuring upcoming part-time DJ and full-time Scout friend Doze, underground electronic artist Pamcy, beatmaking alien Bedspacer, future funk anon Meh Shua, and kawaii trap artistシステム FAIRY.
Editor in chief Lex Celera shared his future plans for Scout. Calling Bryan, Nina, and the rest of the team to the spotlight, he gave his thanks to the party’s attendees and promised everyone that greater things are yet to come. He also thanked the sponsors with whom the event was made possible: San Miguel Pale Pilsen and Flavored Beer, Oakley, and Reef.
Friends were there to support Scout, listen to some good beats, and party their nights out with us. Party-goers also strutted their outfits in the tunnel photo booth.
So what’s the word? The release of Scout’s 31st issue featuring Ruru Madrid with the theme the macabre, the supernatural, and the magical. This is followed by the launch of Scout’s new website and announcement of upcoming events: Scout’s fourth anniversary party this August and the annual Scout Creative Talks this October.
It was one hell of a Scout Socials party–ambient sounds and ice-cold beers with artists and creatives alike. It was a night of seeing old friends and meeting new ones. Most of all, it was a night for the youth, and that’s where we’re headed. As always.
Photos by Sebastian Almirol