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Welcome to Electric Moon Cabaret, where sultry meets edgy in a provocative fusion of glamour and grit. Featuring a delicious mix of dance, music and burlesque from some of NYC's hottest performers. Directed and choreographed by Messica Rabbit, hosted by JC Cassis, and featuring burlesque performances from Haze L. Nutt, Vivien Rose, Dani De Leche, Jon Joni, Messica Rabbit and more! If you're looking for a fun and sexy show that will make you laugh and turn you on, come to Electric Moon Cabaret.
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JC Cassis Biography
JC Cassis is an independent solo music artist, singer, songwriter, music producer and video director.
Her latest release, the Four on the Floor EP, is the culmination of a decade-long journey to find and reclaim her own voice and sound. JC first released The Four on the Floor EP in 2010 and began performing it around her hometown of New York City. Later that year, she was invited to be a founding member of a pop girl group, on the condition that she take down her EP so that all focus would be on the new group’s music. For the next five years, the group released jaw-dropping hit music videos, appeared on LOGO TV, Oxygen Network and VH1 and headlined pride festivals around the USA, but JC never forgot about her EP. After a half decade with the group, she decided it was time to prioritize her own wellness and return to her solo work. “I’ll always be proud of what we were able to accomplish with the band,” JC says, “but the true calling of my life has always been to make my own solo work. The longer I allowed myself to be pulled away from that, the more I realized it was the thing I most needed to do.”
She took a much-needed break, then dove back into music with the 2018 release of her hilarious anti-Christmas, song, “Christmas Is Bullshit,” which she performed to packed rooms around NYC, even once sharing the stage with David Cross and Jim Gaffigan.
Then she began preparing the Four on the Floor EP for a triumphant re-release, with updated mixing and mastering, brand new album art, a series of interview videos that tell the story of JC as an artist, the EP, and how each song came to be, lyric videos for all 7 songs, and music videos for a few of her favorite tracks.
“By bringing the Four on the Floor EP back into the world,” JC says, “I’m sending the message that I will never again allow my voice to be silenced or my music to be taken out of the world. And it’s never too late to live your dream, no matter how much time has passed or how far you have to go. It’s been a long, hard journey, but I’m back, and better than ever. I hope that the story of this EP inspires people everywhere to keep working to achieve their dreams, no matter what’s standing in their way.”
Read MoreHer latest release, the Four on the Floor EP, is the culmination of a decade-long journey to find and reclaim her own voice and sound. JC first released The Four on the Floor EP in 2010 and began performing it around her hometown of New York City. Later that year, she was invited to be a founding member of a pop girl group, on the condition that she take down her EP so that all focus would be on the new group’s music. For the next five years, the group released jaw-dropping hit music videos, appeared on LOGO TV, Oxygen Network and VH1 and headlined pride festivals around the USA, but JC never forgot about her EP. After a half decade with the group, she decided it was time to prioritize her own wellness and return to her solo work. “I’ll always be proud of what we were able to accomplish with the band,” JC says, “but the true calling of my life has always been to make my own solo work. The longer I allowed myself to be pulled away from that, the more I realized it was the thing I most needed to do.”
She took a much-needed break, then dove back into music with the 2018 release of her hilarious anti-Christmas, song, “Christmas Is Bullshit,” which she performed to packed rooms around NYC, even once sharing the stage with David Cross and Jim Gaffigan.
Then she began preparing the Four on the Floor EP for a triumphant re-release, with updated mixing and mastering, brand new album art, a series of interview videos that tell the story of JC as an artist, the EP, and how each song came to be, lyric videos for all 7 songs, and music videos for a few of her favorite tracks.
“By bringing the Four on the Floor EP back into the world,” JC says, “I’m sending the message that I will never again allow my voice to be silenced or my music to be taken out of the world. And it’s never too late to live your dream, no matter how much time has passed or how far you have to go. It’s been a long, hard journey, but I’m back, and better than ever. I hope that the story of this EP inspires people everywhere to keep working to achieve their dreams, no matter what’s standing in their way.”
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