Friday, December 31, 2010
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Ali Shaheed Muhammad & The Mighty Sa-Ra @ Mighty
Ali Shaheed Muhammad @ Mighty
Friday, December 17th, 10pm
Cover – Click here for tickets
Mighty – 119 Utah Street, SF, CA
Performances: Ali Shaheed Muhammad (DJ Set), The Mighty Sa-Ra, J-Boogie, Haylow, Xarius, hosted by 40Love
Friday, December 17th, 10pm
Cover – Click here for tickets
Mighty – 119 Utah Street, SF, CA
Performances: Ali Shaheed Muhammad (DJ Set), The Mighty Sa-Ra, J-Boogie, Haylow, Xarius, hosted by 40Love
Vtech Phones and Frequency present an intimate night of DJ sets headlined by the legendary Ali Shaheed Muhammad. At an early age, Ali took control of the mixer and turntables and began his life long musical journey where he went from local neighborhood deejay to world-renowned producer and musician, forming not one but two incredible bands (A Tribe Called Quest, Lucy Pearl). This will be another incredible SF show that is sure to not be missed.
Monday, December 13, 2010
Evidence EP
Over this past weekend a new project which Evidence had planned on surprising his fans with, leaked a little early. EV had been working on a new Beatles-inspired EP, entitled I Don't Need Love. Says EV: "As many of you know my intention was to release a track for you on my birthday. Somewhere between the files being sent to get mixed and mastered and sent back to me the entire project was leaked. I don't know how the files were obtained but at this point there isn't anything I can do to control the spread of the project so please enjoy it in its' entirety. I Don't Need Love."
Friday, December 10, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
NEW!!! // Lefto & Simbad present Worldwide Family Vol.1
NEW!!! // Lefto & Simbad present Worldwide Family Vol.1: "Kicking off 2011 in fine style, Worldwide Family is a new series from Brownswood Recordings that will see label head Gilles Peterson hand over compiling duties to trusted friends of the label in our perpetual pursuit of the perfect beat. And who better to launch this new venture into orbit than two of our closest cohorts: Lefto and Simbad. Both gents are globetrotting DJs, respected selectors (with web-like worldwide connections) and the two are firm friends. What’s more, they have repped Brownswood from the beginning.
27 tracks deep, ‘Worldwide Family Vol.1’ sets the bar sky high for future instalments. Reaching out to their respective global networks, Lefto and Simbad have each compiled a stellar selection of jams that sum up their individual and inimitable styles.
The album drops on CD/digital formats on 3rd January 2011, but you can hear a taste of the titbits on offer via our Soundcloud teasers…
Lefto & Simbad present Worldwide Family Vol.1 // Lefto Teaser by Brownswood
Lefto & Simbad present Worldwide Family Vol.1 // Simbad Teaser by Brownswood
Holy Roller - Scientist Meets Son of Scientist
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| Holy Roller - Scientist Meets Son of Scientist IG aka Son of Scientist gets behind the mic to talk to the original Scientist the Dub Chemist at the Red Bull Music Academy studio. | |
Thursday, November 25, 2010
The Pharcyde in Oakland
THE PHARCYDE
On Saturday, January 8, 2011 the levity and fun filled funk of the Pharcyde invades the intimate and stylish confines of the New Parish. Reunited members Slimkid Tre, Booty Brown and Imani take fans on a bizarre ride through labcabincalifornia, the two seminal recordings that helped shape the primary wave of alternative hip-hop that included trailblazers, A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul.
On Saturday, January 8, 2011 the levity and fun filled funk of the Pharcyde invades the intimate and stylish confines of the New Parish. Reunited members Slimkid Tre, Booty Brown and Imani take fans on a bizarre ride through labcabincalifornia, the two seminal recordings that helped shape the primary wave of alternative hip-hop that included trailblazers, A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul.
With a catalog chock full of standard hip-hop hits including their first single, “Ya Mama,” rock crossover favorite, “Passin’ Me By,” and “Runnin,” Pharcyde can be counted on for an electric stage show, infectious energy and to bring out a throng of both, fun loving true blue hip-hop heads and eclectic music lovers.
Support: TBA
Hosted by Flossafee
The New Parish
579 18th Street (at San Pablo)
Oakland, CA 94612
18+, Doors @ 9:30579 18th Street (at San Pablo)
Oakland, CA 94612
Advance tickets for General Admission & VIP ticketing available here
Devin the Dude in SF @Mezzanine
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
Jessse Boykins III & The Park @ SOM, SF
Jesse Boykins III & The Park - Amorous // SOM, SF from About Her Films on Vimeo.
Jesse Boykins and The Park opened for Electric Wire Hustle last month in SF. He Killed it! Check my man out. Also I've seen The Park back up like a dozen different people and they always kill it.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
The Revivalist
The Revivalist is the leading online journal for the burgeoning jazz community. By illuminating the renewal of jazz: history, culture, and music, synthesized with the influences of hip-hop, The Revivalist is the center of a cultural resurgence of live music. We are music innovators, musicians, and music lovers documenting and foretelling the stories of jazz and how it has influenced today’s popular music.
Pharoah Sanders Thembi
Monday, October 25, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
gordongartrellradio.com
Monday, October 18, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Bonobo in SF
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
Yoshi's Oakland!
| JUST ANNOUNCED! BRAND NUBIANHIP HOP PIONEERS' YOSHI'S DEBUT! | |
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Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Aloe Blacc's Good Things: live in North America, 2010
Aloe Blacc's Good Things produced by Truth+Soul is out now, along with the limited-edition 3/LP set (2-disc album & instrumentals).
Download MP3 – Aloe Blacc - “You Make Me Smile”
Aloe Blacc live in North America, 2010:
Nov 3, Wed: San Francisco CA at Rickshaw Stop TICKETS
Nov 4, Thr: Portland OR at Mississippi Studios TICKETS
Download MP3 – Aloe Blacc - “You Make Me Smile”
Aloe Blacc live in North America, 2010:
Nov 3, Wed: San Francisco CA at Rickshaw Stop TICKETS
Nov 4, Thr: Portland OR at Mississippi Studios TICKETS
Mayer Hawthorne & The County: Fall 2010 Tour & free track "No Strings (Classixx Original)"
An MP3 download for the new track "No Strings (Classixx Original)" is available from the tour sponsor at mazda2musictour.com at no cost, other than your email address.
9 Nov: Portland, OR at Aladdin Theatre TICKETS
11 Nov: San Francisco, CA at Bimbo's 365 Club TICKETS
12 Nov: Los Angeles, CA at The Music Box TICKETS
Mayer Hawthorne - No Strings (Classixx Original) by stonesthrow
9 Nov: Portland, OR at Aladdin Theatre TICKETS
11 Nov: San Francisco, CA at Bimbo's 365 Club TICKETS
12 Nov: Los Angeles, CA at The Music Box TICKETS
Mayer Hawthorne - No Strings (Classixx Original) by stonesthrow
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Electric Wire Hustle In SF!
About Electric Wire Hustle:
A New Zealand trio consisting of Mara TK, Taay Ninh, and Myele Manzanza who have grown from a following in their native city of Wellington, NZ to currently touring the world and earning heavy play from Benji B (1XTRA) and Gilles Peterson (BBC Radio) amongst other tastemakers as well as finding a home with influential label BBE (Barely Breaking Even). They bring their soulful and psychedelic take on electronic music to the United States with their North American debut in Los Angeles and finally here in San Francisco.
Jesse Boykins III:
Music heads who are keen on emerging soul acts should be familiar with Jesse Boykins III. Though only in his early 20's, he's put out 2 buzz-worthy albums alongside well recieved collobarations with both Foreign Exchange & Theophilus London. The latter was named one of thee best songs of 2009 via Gilles Peterson.
About SOM (The Venue):
Though only 11 months old, they've pulled to the front of the pack of San Francisco clubs by consistently bringing upcoming acts and established artists from from all genres and from different parts of globe. Such artists have included Kenny Dope, Pete Rock, Quadron, Gaslamp Killer, DJ Harvey, Benji B, and many more.
A New Zealand trio consisting of Mara TK, Taay Ninh, and Myele Manzanza who have grown from a following in their native city of Wellington, NZ to currently touring the world and earning heavy play from Benji B (1XTRA) and Gilles Peterson (BBC Radio) amongst other tastemakers as well as finding a home with influential label BBE (Barely Breaking Even). They bring their soulful and psychedelic take on electronic music to the United States with their North American debut in Los Angeles and finally here in San Francisco.
Jesse Boykins III:
Music heads who are keen on emerging soul acts should be familiar with Jesse Boykins III. Though only in his early 20's, he's put out 2 buzz-worthy albums alongside well recieved collobarations with both Foreign Exchange & Theophilus London. The latter was named one of thee best songs of 2009 via Gilles Peterson.
About SOM (The Venue):
Though only 11 months old, they've pulled to the front of the pack of San Francisco clubs by consistently bringing upcoming acts and established artists from from all genres and from different parts of globe. Such artists have included Kenny Dope, Pete Rock, Quadron, Gaslamp Killer, DJ Harvey, Benji B, and many more.
Event Information
Friday October 15, 2010
10:00 pm - 2:00 am
21+
Cover: $10.00
Music: All Styles
RSVP Email: info@som-bar.com
Aloe Blacc covers The Velvet Underground’s “Femme Fatale”
Aloe Blacc covers The Velvet Underground’s “Femme Fatale” from the album Good Things, available now.
Presented By - What Matters Most and Aloe Blacc
Directed By - Alan Algee
Edited By - Alan Algee
Photography by - Alan Algee, Oji Singletary, Kahlil Joseph, Mattew J. Lloyd, Ryan Kuhlman
Produced by - Omid Fatemi for What Matters Most
Styled by - Davia and Earl Hunter for Style Via Davia
Music by - Aloe Blacc
Executive Production - Havana Joe and Paul Chang
Presented By - What Matters Most and Aloe Blacc
Directed By - Alan Algee
Edited By - Alan Algee
Photography by - Alan Algee, Oji Singletary, Kahlil Joseph, Mattew J. Lloyd, Ryan Kuhlman
Produced by - Omid Fatemi for What Matters Most
Styled by - Davia and Earl Hunter for Style Via Davia
Music by - Aloe Blacc
Executive Production - Havana Joe and Paul Chang
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Hawthorne Headhunters Mixtape
HVW8 RECORDS x FRESH SELECTS present…
Hawthorne Headhunters Mixtape
Mixed by DJ Needles
Hawthorne Headhunters Mixtape
Mixed by DJ Needles
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
SPINE TV PODCAST EPISODE 2 - ALOE BLACC
POSTED: Sept. 27, 2010 by Spinetv
Following on from last month's premiere of our Spine TV Podcast with producer extraordinaire Just Blaze, we are proud to present the second installment featuring the words and sounds of Aloe Blacc.
For this episode, with a lot of help from the Fact Magazine crew, we ventured deep into the bowels of the Vinyl Factory building in Soho to grab 20 minutes with the man himself just before his in-store performance at Phonica.
Wearing the snazziest suit we've seen in a long time, Aloe talked about Emanon and his beginnings as an emcee, meeting the Stones Throw family whilst filling Madlib's seat on the Lootpack tourbus, the Brazilian influence on his debut album Shine Through, and choosing the definitive sound for his latest release on Stones Throw, Good Things. As well as dropping a new album this week, Aloe is kickstarting his European tour with a show at Paradiso in Amsterdam on Wednesday.
Delivered monthly, the Spine TV podcast series features in-depth interviews with some of our favourite artists, producers, musicians and rappers. Coming soon: Ty and Mayer Hawthorne.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
SpineTV : Blog : TIM MAIA: MUSIC AND MADNESS
TIM MAIA: MUSIC AND MADNESS
Tim Maia (1942 – 1998) pioneered Brazilian soul music, pushing an authentic fusion of black American R&B and traditional Brazilian pop over a long and domestically celebrated career. He was everything star performers weren’t, and are even less likely to be now – he was fat, eccentric, wild, liked to drink and take drugs openly, and was prone to unpredictable lifestyle changes. His creativity fuelled by an eye-opening jaunt to the US as a teenager in the 1960s, his music was a novel integration of things as Brazilian as MPB and as American as Motown, full of grand arrangements within the radio-convenient format of sub-three minute pop songs. His string of early 1970s albums for Polydor were all huge chart hits, turning the Carioca singer, composer and musician into a local icon.
Delving into his early catalogue isn’t straightforward as a lot of his records are long out of print, and most are just titled Tim Maia. After enjoying four successful albums and the trappings of rock star success that awaited backstage, things took a left turn and he was quickly sucked in to a bizarre Brazilian sect called Racional Culture which proclaimed humans weren’t from earth and should return to their home planet. Obviously, eager to distance themselves from his madcap and unexpected proclamations, Polydor dropped him, leaving the star to put out his next record on the tiny Seroma label. Whilst during this period he may have lost his mind, he certainly lost none of his musical nous, and Racional (1975) is some of his best work, if you can block out the tripped out lyrics and the clear sense that he’s completely consumed by the sect’s alien ethic. But as quickly as he was devoured by the UFO-fearing schism, he shrugged it all off, and to show he was again of relatively sound mind produced sobering masterpieces like ‘Nobody Can Live Forever’ (1976).
Unhealthy and overweight, he died in 1998, aged just 55. Today, his nephew Ed Motta is another musical prodigy. His story is told in the biography Vale Tudo - O Som e a Fúria de Tim Maia, penned by his friend Nelson Motta. It’s only available in Portuguese, though, and an English translation is unlikely until Maia’s legacy as one of the seventies’ most important composers is more widely recognised.
POSTED: Sept. 23, 2010 by Zaid
Tim Maia (1942 – 1998) pioneered Brazilian soul music, pushing an authentic fusion of black American R&B and traditional Brazilian pop over a long and domestically celebrated career. He was everything star performers weren’t, and are even less likely to be now – he was fat, eccentric, wild, liked to drink and take drugs openly, and was prone to unpredictable lifestyle changes. His creativity fuelled by an eye-opening jaunt to the US as a teenager in the 1960s, his music was a novel integration of things as Brazilian as MPB and as American as Motown, full of grand arrangements within the radio-convenient format of sub-three minute pop songs. His string of early 1970s albums for Polydor were all huge chart hits, turning the Carioca singer, composer and musician into a local icon.Delving into his early catalogue isn’t straightforward as a lot of his records are long out of print, and most are just titled Tim Maia. After enjoying four successful albums and the trappings of rock star success that awaited backstage, things took a left turn and he was quickly sucked in to a bizarre Brazilian sect called Racional Culture which proclaimed humans weren’t from earth and should return to their home planet. Obviously, eager to distance themselves from his madcap and unexpected proclamations, Polydor dropped him, leaving the star to put out his next record on the tiny Seroma label. Whilst during this period he may have lost his mind, he certainly lost none of his musical nous, and Racional (1975) is some of his best work, if you can block out the tripped out lyrics and the clear sense that he’s completely consumed by the sect’s alien ethic. But as quickly as he was devoured by the UFO-fearing schism, he shrugged it all off, and to show he was again of relatively sound mind produced sobering masterpieces like ‘Nobody Can Live Forever’ (1976).
Unhealthy and overweight, he died in 1998, aged just 55. Today, his nephew Ed Motta is another musical prodigy. His story is told in the biography Vale Tudo - O Som e a Fúria de Tim Maia, penned by his friend Nelson Motta. It’s only available in Portuguese, though, and an English translation is unlikely until Maia’s legacy as one of the seventies’ most important composers is more widely recognised.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
ROY AYERS SOUL JAZZ LEGEND MAKES YOSHI'S DEBUT!
JUST ANNOUNCED!
ROY AYERS
SOUL JAZZ LEGEND MAKES YOSHI'S DEBUT!
"ROY AYERS IS THE KING OF NEO SOUL MUSIC"- ERYKAH BADU
Watch Roy Ayers perform his classic "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" HERE
ROY AYERS
SOUL JAZZ LEGEND MAKES YOSHI'S DEBUT!
"ROY AYERS IS THE KING OF NEO SOUL MUSIC"- ERYKAH BADU
Friday October 1 Yoshi's San Francisco Get Tickets |
Watch Roy Ayers perform his classic "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" HERE
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Mayer Hawthorne & The County U.S. Tour
9 Nov, Tue: Portland OR at Aladdin Theatre
11 Nov, Thu: San Francisco CA at Bimbo's
12 Nov, Fri: Los Angeles CA at Music Box (Henry Fonda Theatre)
Friday, September 17, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Old Favorites
Top 50 Albums of 2009
1.Lee Fields - My World
2.Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Nuclear Evolution:The Age of Love
3.Shawn Lee - Soul in the Hole
4.Build An Ark - Love pt. 1
5.Mos Def - the Ecstatic
6.Brother Ali - US
7.Mulatu Astatke/Heliocentrics - Inspiration Information vol 3
8.Tanya Morgan - Brooklynati
9.Shafiq - En a Free Ka
10.Nicola Conte - Rituals
11.Willie Isz - Georgiavania
12.Eric Roberson - Music Fan First
13.Electric Wire Hustle - s/t
14.Raah Project - Score
15.Fashawn - Boy Meets World
16.Stephen Marley - Mind Control Acoustic
17.Georgia Anne Muldrow - Umsindo
18.Sene & blu - A Day Late & a Dollar Short
19. Q-Tip - Kamaal the Abstract
20.Gilles Peterson - Havana Cultura
21.Tribe - Rebirth
22.Phil Ranelin - Reminiscence Live
23.El Michels Affair - Enter the 37th Chamber
24.Bk-One - Radio Do Canibal
25.Chin Chin - Flashing, the fancing
26.Mayer Hawthorne - A Strange Arrangement
27.Dela - Changes of Atmosphere
28.Fat Freddys Drop - Dr Boondigga and the Big BW
29.Julien Dyne - Pins & Digits
30.Dam-Funk - toeachizown
31.Qauntic & His Combo Barbaro - Traditions in Transition
32.Cro-Magnon - Plays
33.Little Dragon - Machine Dreams
34. Mr. Lif - I Heard it Today
35.PPP - Abundance
36.Freeway - Streetz Is Mine
37.Memphis Sounds - Ike's Moods
38.Alice Russell - Pot of Gold:Remixes
39.Ocote Soul Sounds - Coconut Rock
40.Fink - Sort of Revolution
41.Blame One & Exile - Days Chasing Days
42.BlakRoc - s/t
43.Exile - Radio
44.Emanative - Space
45.Wale - Attention Deficit
46.Clutchy Hopkins meets Lord Kenjamin - Music is my Medicine
47.Joy Jones - Godchild
48.Dj Spinna - Sonicsmash
49.Souls of Mischief - Montezuma's Revenge
50.Zion I - Take Over
Top 20 Songs of 2009
1. Georgia Anne Muldrow -Roses
2. Meshell Ndegeocello - Love you down
3. Tanya Morgan - So Damn Down
4. Jay Electronica - Exhibit C
5. Nino Moschella - Looking at your face
6. Chin Chin - go there with you
7. Eric Roberson - the Newness
8. Diverse - Escape Earth
9. Mayer Hawthorne - Green eyed Love
10.Willie Isz - I didn't mean to
11.Nicola Conte - Karma Flower
12.Stephen Marley - Someone to Love
13.Slakah the Beatchild - Enjoy Ya self
14.PPP - Pigeon Hole
15. Alchemist - Smile
16. Fashawn - Life as a shorty
17. Grouch & Eligh ft Blu & Flying Lotus - Old Souls
18. Dela - How to Fish
19.Dj Vadim - Soldier
20.Mos Def - Auditorium
1.Lee Fields - My World
2.Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Nuclear Evolution:The Age of Love
3.Shawn Lee - Soul in the Hole
4.Build An Ark - Love pt. 1
5.Mos Def - the Ecstatic
6.Brother Ali - US
7.Mulatu Astatke/Heliocentrics - Inspiration Information vol 3
8.Tanya Morgan - Brooklynati
9.Shafiq - En a Free Ka
10.Nicola Conte - Rituals
11.Willie Isz - Georgiavania
12.Eric Roberson - Music Fan First
13.Electric Wire Hustle - s/t
14.Raah Project - Score
15.Fashawn - Boy Meets World
16.Stephen Marley - Mind Control Acoustic
17.Georgia Anne Muldrow - Umsindo
18.Sene & blu - A Day Late & a Dollar Short
19. Q-Tip - Kamaal the Abstract
20.Gilles Peterson - Havana Cultura
21.Tribe - Rebirth
22.Phil Ranelin - Reminiscence Live
23.El Michels Affair - Enter the 37th Chamber
24.Bk-One - Radio Do Canibal
25.Chin Chin - Flashing, the fancing
26.Mayer Hawthorne - A Strange Arrangement
27.Dela - Changes of Atmosphere
28.Fat Freddys Drop - Dr Boondigga and the Big BW
29.Julien Dyne - Pins & Digits
30.Dam-Funk - toeachizown
31.Qauntic & His Combo Barbaro - Traditions in Transition
32.Cro-Magnon - Plays
33.Little Dragon - Machine Dreams
34. Mr. Lif - I Heard it Today
35.PPP - Abundance
36.Freeway - Streetz Is Mine
37.Memphis Sounds - Ike's Moods
38.Alice Russell - Pot of Gold:Remixes
39.Ocote Soul Sounds - Coconut Rock
40.Fink - Sort of Revolution
41.Blame One & Exile - Days Chasing Days
42.BlakRoc - s/t
43.Exile - Radio
44.Emanative - Space
45.Wale - Attention Deficit
46.Clutchy Hopkins meets Lord Kenjamin - Music is my Medicine
47.Joy Jones - Godchild
48.Dj Spinna - Sonicsmash
49.Souls of Mischief - Montezuma's Revenge
50.Zion I - Take Over
Top 20 Songs of 2009
1. Georgia Anne Muldrow -Roses
2. Meshell Ndegeocello - Love you down
3. Tanya Morgan - So Damn Down
4. Jay Electronica - Exhibit C
5. Nino Moschella - Looking at your face
6. Chin Chin - go there with you
7. Eric Roberson - the Newness
8. Diverse - Escape Earth
9. Mayer Hawthorne - Green eyed Love
10.Willie Isz - I didn't mean to
11.Nicola Conte - Karma Flower
12.Stephen Marley - Someone to Love
13.Slakah the Beatchild - Enjoy Ya self
14.PPP - Pigeon Hole
15. Alchemist - Smile
16. Fashawn - Life as a shorty
17. Grouch & Eligh ft Blu & Flying Lotus - Old Souls
18. Dela - How to Fish
19.Dj Vadim - Soldier
20.Mos Def - Auditorium
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Bilal
BILAL 2010 NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
Sep 14 Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
Sep 15 Boston, MA – Scullers Jazz Club
Sep 18 New York, NY – B.B. King’s Blues Club
Sep 19 Washington, DC – Birchmere
Sep 20 New York, NY – Tillman’s (acoustic)
Sep 21 Toronto – Revival
Sep 23 Ottawa – Revival
Sep 25 Montreal – La Sala Rossa
Oct 14 Portland, OR – Someday Lounge
Oct 16 Seattle, WA – Nectar Lounge
Oct 20 Sacramento, CA – Harlos
Oct 21 San Joseph Babineaux – Landmark Ballroom
Oct 22 Oakland, CA – Yoshi’s Jazz Club
Oct 23 Oakland, CA – Yoshi’s Jazz Club
Oct 27 Fullerton, CA – Common Wealth Lounge
Oct 28 Los Angeles, CA – Echo Plex
Sep 14 Philadelphia, PA – Johnny Brenda’s
Sep 15 Boston, MA – Scullers Jazz Club
Sep 18 New York, NY – B.B. King’s Blues Club
Sep 19 Washington, DC – Birchmere
Sep 20 New York, NY – Tillman’s (acoustic)
Sep 21 Toronto – Revival
Sep 23 Ottawa – Revival
Sep 25 Montreal – La Sala Rossa
Oct 14 Portland, OR – Someday Lounge
Oct 16 Seattle, WA – Nectar Lounge
Oct 20 Sacramento, CA – Harlos
Oct 21 San Joseph Babineaux – Landmark Ballroom
Oct 22 Oakland, CA – Yoshi’s Jazz Club
Oct 23 Oakland, CA – Yoshi’s Jazz Club
Oct 27 Fullerton, CA – Common Wealth Lounge
Oct 28 Los Angeles, CA – Echo Plex
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Blunt Soul
1.Stevie Wonder vs. Erik Rico - 2 High
2.Plant Life - We Can Get High
3.Ben Westbeech - So Good Today
4.N'Dambi - Day Dreamer
5.Anthony David - Smoke One
6.Faze-O - Riding High (The Army of Love Rmx)
7.Me'Shell Ndegeocello - Come Smoke My Herb
8.Raphael Saadiq - OPH
9.Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Sweet Sour You
10.D'Angelo - Brown Sugar
11.Sleepy's Theme - Still Smokin'
12.John Legend - Let's Get Lifted
13.Dj Cam - Elevation
14.Breakthrough ft. Bembe Segue - Green Like The Sun
15.Orgone - I Get Lifted
16.Rick James - Below The Funk (Pass The J)
2.Plant Life - We Can Get High
3.Ben Westbeech - So Good Today
4.N'Dambi - Day Dreamer
5.Anthony David - Smoke One
6.Faze-O - Riding High (The Army of Love Rmx)
7.Me'Shell Ndegeocello - Come Smoke My Herb
8.Raphael Saadiq - OPH
9.Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Sweet Sour You
10.D'Angelo - Brown Sugar
11.Sleepy's Theme - Still Smokin'
12.John Legend - Let's Get Lifted
13.Dj Cam - Elevation
14.Breakthrough ft. Bembe Segue - Green Like The Sun
15.Orgone - I Get Lifted
16.Rick James - Below The Funk (Pass The J)
My Mic Sounds Nice
Just saw this new doc on BET. It's kinda the shit. It features all my favorite female MCs; Medusa, Lady Bug Mecca, Jean Grae and more! Check it Out!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Mo Blu
TheMashUp.Net Brings us an interview with Blu at the show he performed this past month in Sac. Looking forward to the new album! TheMashUp has been bringing great shows to Sac, keep an eye out!
Blu x TheMashUP.Net Interview (Video) from themashup916 on Vimeo.
Blu x TheMashUP.Net Interview (Video) from themashup916 on Vimeo.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
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