For the last decade, Jack Mulqueen has subtly carved his nightlife niche in New York City, putting forth a string of cult-classic clubs and lounges, commencing with Nighty Night and The Black Lodge, continuing with Make Believe, and most recently Outer Heaven and Laissez Faire. Music has always been an integral component of these clubs, eschewing current trends in favor of a timeless rave sound. Nowhere is this more apparent than Outer Heaven, a venue of his design, now widely regarded as one of the top nightlife destinations in New York City for house and techno music, and where he continues to preside as owner/operator and music director. Since the club's inception two years ago, Mulqueen's 6-hour all-nighters have garnered a reputation as an eclectic, anything-goes journey. 2025 sees the launch of Outer Heaven Records, a vinyl-only record label inspired by the sounds of its namesake.