Terry Riley | Boots UK | James Whitcomb Riley | Puss in Boots | Bridget Riley | Bob Riley | Baba O'Riley | These Boots Are Made for Walkin' | Teddy Riley | Richard Riley | Pat Riley | Fort Riley | Christopher O'Riley | Riley | Paul Riley | Old Mother Riley | Mike Riley | Amber Riley | Mike Riley (referee) | Marc Riley | Kevin Riley | Justin Boots | Jeannie C. Riley | Cheryl Pepsii Riley | Boots Malone | Andy Riley | They Died with Their Boots On | Teddy Riley (producer) | Tarrus Riley | Ruth Riley |
As a cinematographer Symes worked on the global music project 1 Giant Leap documenting music contributions by Boots Riley, Michael Stipe, Eugene Hutz, Baaba Maal, Jhelisa Anderson, Haale, Miles Solay, and Speech.
Party Music was originally scheduled to be released in early September 2001, but the release was delayed until November 2001 due to the cover art, which depicted Boots Riley and Pam the Funkstress destroying the twin towers of the World Trade Center using a Covert-Labs digital chromatic tuner as a detonator.
The song made its live debut in mid-2008, during The Nightwatchman's Fabled City tour, when opener Boots Riley would test this one Street Sweeper song.