"Mac Story presents the first state-of-the-art, 21st century studio and lounge to ever grace Hot Springs, Ark.," said Christopher Minniefield in his press release. Posh Studio & Lounge, at 2100 Albert Pike Road, Suite G, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This facility will not only provide entertainment and media services with its Pro Tools HD setup, Red Cam cameras for movies, and commercials final cut pro and premiere pro, it is also a vacation booking office for tourists worldwide catering to Hot Springs' three major lakes and rivers, water parks, museums and more. Giving tourists the vacation experience of a lifetime with airport shuttles, limo service, hotel discounts, boat rentals, etc.
This is a private facility for members only. To become a member, you must stop by for a tour of the facility and a consultation Monday-Sunday. There are three membership packages which come with an actual ID card. They consist of Gold, Platinum and the Black Card, which allows members to have free Wi-Fi, water, wine and coffee. The Black Card is the most exclusive package, "which dazzles with your own butler for business meetings, social gatherings and more to amaze your clients with liquor and catered food of your choice for free!" Come join the lounge today and enjoy the ambiance of posh environment with four large flat screen TVs, wood floors, marble and granite counter-tops, exotic lighting, plush leather seats and more!
The owner of Posh Studio & Lounge is Christopher Minniefield Jr. (born Sept. 25, 1985), known by his stage name Mac Story, who is a American connoisseur and man of many titles such as: entrepreneur, Merch distributor, manager, recording artist, record producer, film director, writer, carpenter and actor. His production company currently has its first three films in production. Also, he has been participating in the fashion industry for more than eight years. He has worked with designers who own brands such as Polo, Ferragamo, Akoo and Maury.
Minnifield recently announced that "he will be the official ambassador for entertainment and official platinum concierge for the city of Hot Springs" by setting up vacation packages for families, and groups of men and women looking to enjoy the three major lakes that surround the city of Hot Springs, Oaklawn casino, Magic Springs and all other tourist attractions in the city. Becoming the "Priceline or Groupon to the historical city of bath houses and festivals."
In late 2014, one of his silent partners emailed him an article in Arkansas Business magazine that covered the legendary record executive Al Bell, of Brinkley, who ran Staxx Records which birthed artists such as Isaac Hayes, Otis Redding and Aretha Franklin, to name a few. In the magazine, Bell mentioned he was currently looking for new artists to work with and wanted to share his knowledge of the music industry. So they set out to find him and over a period of four to six months, they tracked down Bell and setup a meeting through his assistant. Minniefield was determined to build a 2015 Staxx/Motown records in Hot Springs through his Posh Studio & Lounge in hopes to impress Bell and possibly become an apprentice.
For those who don't know Mac Story, he has several mixtape releases that fans and artists alike claim sound like albums. In late 2011, Minniefield uploaded several songs to YouTube under the name "Mac Story," though his identity was initially unknown. In 2012, he released The pre-release 12-track mixtape: "Fleetwood the Weekend Vol.1," hosted by Pimpin Ken, which were critically acclaimed.
He has been featured in tons of national magazines and worked with some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. Mac Story was born in south Arkansas, in the mid '80s to mother Anita Phillips, of Waldo, a hard-working woman who worked in the school system and raised him with the values of hard work, along with stepfather Billy Phillips, from Magnolia, who worked as a mailman for FedEx.
Coming from a line of over achievers, he is the nephew of Juan Minniefield, the first African-American man to have a retail store in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Rodeo Drive; and grandson of the late Jean Evelyn Minniefield, the first African-American women to do hair in white salons in east Texas in the '60s. The highlight of her career was being President Lyndon B. Johnson's wife, Lady Bird Johnson's, hair stylist. He the grandson of Earl "Prof" Minniefield, basketball coach who worked in the Waldo School District for more than two decades, attended UAPB and has a statue in the college gym to this day, and least to say Earl Minniefield even has his own day in Arkansas.
Having a passion for business, Christopher Minniefield owned his first business at the young age of 18 years old and was the first African-American man to have a business on Northwest Avenue in El Dorado. He traveled all over the nation in his late teens and early 20s, living in Dallas, Las Vegas, Miami, California, Houston, Oklahoma City and Chicago. He is the owner of three companies, Bottom Boy Entertainment, Posh Studio & Lounge and Magnum P.I Management LLC & Magnum P.I Filmz. "These days you can catch Mac Story at one of his offices, on the road touring or at one of our nations busy airports! He is one of the most sought after, unsigned talents in the South. Not only is he an artist, CEO, director and actor, he is a connoisseur capitalizing on opportunity and living the American dream. Stay Tuned folks, there is definitely more in store from this entrepreneur and the city of Hot Springs, Ark.," said the press release.
Schedule an appointment today at 719-568-1526 or go to http://www.macstorytours.com and click on the Posh Studio & Lounge tab.
Business on 06/29/2015