⚠️LET’S GO BACK INTO TIME! @Circa 1991Miami Beach Clubs deserve our recognition! Miami Beach is home to some of the most popular and respected clubs in the world, and the city has a long and rich history of the dance music culture. The new Global Glow Radio show is a way to celebrate this culture and to showcase the best of what Miami Beach had to offer in the 80s and 90s.January 26, 1991 Miami Nightlife Spotlight…CLUB NU was a nightclub in Miami Beach, Florida that opened in April 18, 1987 and closed July 17, 1991. It was known for its glamorous atmosphere and its celebrity clientele. The club was located at 245 22nd Street in Miami Beach. Club Nu was founded by the Turchin brothers, Tom, John, and Robert. The club was designed by architect Morris Lapidus and featured a large dance floor, a VIP area, and a 5 Star Restaurant. Club Nu was a popular spot for celebrities, including Madonna, Prince, Michael Jackson, Concrete Blonde, Indigo Girls, David Bowie, George Michael, Thomas Dolby, Psychedelic Furs.The club also hosted a number of famous DJs, including Paul Oakenfold, Danny Tenaglia , Dj Pierre and Mike The Hitman Wilson just to name a few. Through out the clubs life there where other local Djs that graced the Dj Booth on different nights like George Alvarado, Aldo Hernandez, Eddie Ayala, Manni Valdez and Vic McLean Some of the groups that performed live thanks to the In House promoters Nornam Bedford and Diana were 2 in a roomAdamskiAdevaAnything BoxBlack BoxBronski BeatCece PenistonC & C Music FactoryConcrete BlondCrystal WatersDie Warsau DssauExpose’Grace JonesIndigo GirlsInformation SocietyLondon ExchangeMaurice NayobeNomad Paris by AirPsychedelic FursRob BaseShawn ChristopherSnapSweet sensationXavier GoldChaka KhanKaomaRob baseSnapSonic YouthSweet Sensation The Dead MilkmenThe Escape ClubThey Might be GiantsThe Mighty Lemon DropsTrilogyMojo DixonThe romantics 2Live crew Just to name a few. Lord Toussaint of Infinite Audio Systems The same company that Installed the system at CLUB SPACE would put in a big sound system, using the "world's first full-range application of Electro-Voice manifold technology." Atlanta's Perfection Lighting & Sound would install a 40,000-watt, computer-controlled lighting system. Club Nu closed in 1992. The building that housed the club was later demolished and replaced by a Public library. However, Club Nu remains a popular memory for many people who frequented the club during its heyday.