But I do wonder if, in a year or two’s time, that separation is going to get more and more hazy.”
“Because right now, the worlds of Harrison and The Dare are blurred, but they’re not overlapping completely. “I do wonder what my life is going to be like in a year,” he tells me. Now that he’s a downtown celebrity and burgeoning rock star, Smith’s been thinking a lot about where he’ll be when the lights turn on at the end of the night. A blonde girl leaning against the bar waylaid him to flirt as a few guys in leather jackets looked on enviously over their Modelos. But first he had to make it through a gauntlet of fans.
CITY GIRL LIFE PROMO CODES FREE
It was close to midnight, and he was about to play his free semi-weekly party, Freakquencies. One night this spring, Smith, 27, finished a cigarette and walked down Home Sweet Home’s basement steps. But only on Thursday nights, when Harrison Patrick Smith-better known as The Dare, which is what he calls his one-man electroclash act-is DJing. Like some other formerly-chill neighborhood venues across downtown NYC, Home Sweet is in the midst of a post-pandemic second act as a scenester watering hole, with a line to get in that can stretch far up Chrystie Street. Depending on who you ask, the best party in New York City is happening in the most unlikely of spots: the dank Lower East Side dive Home Sweet Home, where a taxidermy coyote guards the bottles behind the bar and a disco ball slowly spins above a cramped dancefloor.
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