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Soul Controllers at U-Hall, Wed. 7/28

DJStylus — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 11:34:17 +0000

Classic Soul, Hip Hop, Funk, Disco, House

Wednesday, July 28
10pm
U Street Music Hall
1115 U Street NW, WDC
<<< FREE ALL NIGHT, 18+ >>>

Holiday Weekend Sol Power, Sat. July 3

DJStylus — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 13:54:36 +0000

Join us this Saturday for more Afro.Latin.Brazilian.House.Disco.Funk.

With your favorite Sol Power All-stars:

Stylus and Meistro.

SPECIAL GUESTS:
Jahsonic (WPFW / SoulControllers)
DJ Ausar (ATL)
Tom P. on percussion

ALL beers are $4 (including Leffe & Redstripe)

Saturday, July 3
10pm
Dahlak
1771 U St, NW (18th & U)
21 and Over
Free before 11 pm, $5 after (get your ass there early!)

DJ Stylus at La Especiale, Thurs. 6/24

DJStylus — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:48:50 +0000

The brother Adrian Loving extended the invite again to play another summer rooftop evening of sexy Brazilian selections.

This week there’s an extra treat. And the sunsets are always amazing.

Thursday, June 24
6pm
Free with RSVP
Donovan House: Rooftop Pool Deck
1155 14th Street NW
Washington, DC

The sunsets are amazing.

Rich Medina, Sam Burns & DJ Stylus @ U-Hall, Fri 6/18

DJStylus — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 22:27:02 +0000

Rich Medina, Sam Burns & DJ Stylus are:

Yella Bros.
The Lightskinned’ed Wrecking Cru
3 The Redbone Way

We’re starting the new era of our collective triumph this Friday, even if we have to bring out El Debarge as a secret weapon.

Deep, soulful house. Afro bombs. Disco nuggets.

Get some. ESPECIALLY if you missed my last appearance at Red Fridays.

June 18, 2010
10:00pm
U Street Music Hall
1115 U St NW, WDC
$10, FREE before 11PM | 18+

Sol Power with Jahsonic! Sat, 6/5

DJStylus — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 21:00:53 +0000

SOL POWER
Afro.Latin.Brazilian.House.Disco.Funk

With your favorite Sol Power All-stars:

Stylus, Meistro
& the one Hermon Farahi on percussion.

SPECIAL GUEST: Jahsonic (WPFW / SoulControllers)

Samba whistles, shekeres and cowbells welcome. Sweat to the rhythms of Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico & West Africa.

Saturday, June 5
10pm
Dahlak
1771 U St, NW (18th & U)
21 and Over
Free before 11 pm, $5 after
ALL beers are $4 (including Leffe & Redstripe)

Meistro, Deep Sang, and DJ Stylus SOL POWER (3.2010) Part 3 by Meistro

DJ Stylus at La Especiale, Thurs. 6/3

DJStylus — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 00:40:58 +0000

Latin Jazz, Funk and Uptempo Percussive House… classic to present.

With resident DJ Adrian Loving, live percussions by Tom P and guest DJ Stylus

Thursday, June 3
Donovan House: Rooftop Pool Deck
1155 14th Street NW WDC
6pm – 12am
Free with RSVP
Space is limited!
List closes at 2pm on Thursdays.
Please try to limit your number of guests to 1-2 because capacity on the roof is 250 and we cant exceed that. Names on list get first come first serve entry.

Refuge #22: Sérgio Mendes, Stef Renée & May recap

DJStylus — Mon, 31 May 2010 04:23:22 +0000

It’s time for June’s Refuge and we’ve got a double dose of freshness to share.

After half a century of blessing the world with the sounds of Brazil, jazz treasure Sérgio Mendes is releasing his 37th studio album and we’ll have it in hand for a listening session.

Bom Tempo showcases songs from the crème de la crème of Brazilian songwriters (including Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gilberto Gil, Joao Donato, Carlinhos Brown, Jorge Benjor, Milton Nascimento and Moacir Santos) and a song from his old friend Stevie Wonder, written especially for Mendes in 1977, the simmering “The Real Thing” (first recorded on Sergio Mendes and the New Brasil ‘77 album). While many of Mendes’ friends and long time collaborators are present on the album (including drummers Mike Shapiro and Vinnie Colaiuta, bassists Nathan Watts and Alphonso Johnson, guitarists Paul Jackson Jr. and Kleber Jorge, percussionist Gibi, vocalist Gracinha Leporace—the bandleader’s wife—and songwriter-arranger-vocalist Carlinhos Brown, who was integral to the success of the Brasileiro album), newcomers are also in the mix.

Next we’ll be graced by some live vocals from dear friend, arts maven and all around fly girl Stef Renée. After serving as a pillar of the Philadelphia arts scene, she’s back in her native Washington and I’d like to welcome her home properly.

Wednesday, June 2
Sérgio Mendes listening session and Stef Renée feature
Tabaq Bistro (basement)
1336 U St NW, WDC
9pm – until
21+, no cover

So yeah, I kind of left you all hanging after Nicholas laced us last month. I only did that to give you more time to cop everything in the archives. (err… right.)

The brother brought a packed room full of admirers and sang his face off to tracks from Border Breaker, Hittin’ Switches and a few surprises.

And here are some highlights from my set.

Slakah The Beatchild – “The Answer” (Feat. Melanie Durrant)

The T-Dot beatmaker is already responsible for what has been a Refuge anthem since week 1. This samba is so sexy that I actually had to play it twice. Expect “The Answer” to become a staple.

A Tribe Called Quest – “Go Ahead In The Rain”

Shout-out to all the beckies who come up to the DJ booth asking if I’ll play some Tribe while I’m spinning something from People’s Instinctive Travels… This doesn’t happen at Refuge of course, but at other gigs.

Close 2 The Edge with DJ Dredd, Fri. 5/21

DJStylus — Wed, 19 May 2010 23:49:34 +0000

Me and Lil’ Big Dredd back at it again with the younger soul brother Grap Luva.

Classic b-boy, Timberland, Puma suit, shelltoe Adidas, chewstick, Carhartt, backpack, Coogi sweater, Dickies and Chucks, Cazal, creased Levi rap.

Friday, May 21, 2010
10pm
cover: $7
The Black Cat
1811 14th Street NW, WDC

AudioTRIP: Spinna, Rich Medina, Soul Controllers & more, Tues 5/18

DJStylus — Thu, 13 May 2010 12:40:45 +0000

GATE CHANGE NOTICE: “AudioTRIP” has moved! All flights will now depart from: LUX LOUNGE | 649 New York Avenue, NW| Washington DC

Get ready to take a trip that will span the globe! LSP and Smirnoff team up for what promises to be one of the most memorable events this year. AudioTRIP will take attendees to new musical heights with an amazing line up of dj, live music and fashion talent. Frequent flyer miles are included for travelers 21 and up.

RSVP for free entry and access to all the terminals and special in-flight Smirnoff cocktails.

Featuring three terminals of music:

Terminal One:
DJ Spinna w/DJ Handspeak & Maze One
Special Guest Host: Nikki Strong of “Strong in the City” WHUR (96.3FM)
Live Musical Performances by: Ne’a Posey & AB
Sponsored by: CASRAM & Monument Arts Festival

Terminal Two:
Daz-I-Kue & Waajeed w/DJ 2-Tone Jones & Roddy Rod
Sponsored by: BELLA & The Capitol Hip Hop Soul Festival

Terminal Three:
Rich Medina w/The Soul Controllers (DJs Stylus & Jahsonic)
Live Painting by: Aniekan Udofia
Sponsored by: The Adinkra Group, Biribelle & The Black LuvFest

Refuge with Nicholas Ryan Gant, Wed. 5/5

DJStylus — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 14:00:41 +0000

Long a favorite around these parts and identified early as someone to watch, Nicholas Ryan Gant and his soaring tenor are popping up on many more intriguing bits of nu-soul, from these shores all the way to Japan. Catch him delivering an exclusive intimate set at Refuge backed by Slimkat 78.

Wednesday, May 5
Refuge featuring Nicholas Ryan Gant
Tabaq Bistro (basement)
1336 U St NW, WDC
9pm – until
21+, no cover

New Sol Power! video. Rocking again this Saturday, 5/1

DJStylus — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 17:16:37 +0000

We’ve got some multimedia mastery in the crew. Check the footage from the March session and let your peoples know what they’ve been missing.

Then join us this Saturday for more Afro.Latin.Brazilian.House.Disco.Funk.

With DJs Stylus, Meistro and Deep Sang and Hermon on percussion.

ALL beers are $4 (including Leffe & Redstripe)

Saturday, May 1
10pm
Dahlak
1771 U St, NW (18th & U)
21 and Over
NO COVER (that means FREE)

Meistro, Stylus, and Deep Sang Live @ SOL POWER (3.2010) Part 1 by Meistro

Meistro, Deep Sang, and DJ Stylus SOL POWER (3.2010) Part 2 by Meistro

Off Ramp Earth Day event, Sun. 4/25

DJStylus — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 16:44:59 +0000

The Dunes invites you to “Off Ramp,” an Earth Day Celebration with Live Music by U.S. Royalty w/Matthew Hemerlein.

DJ Sets:

Sam Burns
Stylus
Jamil “Jahsonic” Hamilton
Two Sisters
Harry Dixon
Jerome Baker III
Brown Rice Collective
Tom Pipkin on percussion.

Vegan Cuisine by Lauren Von Der Pool and Design Exhibits by Architecture for Humanity.

3:00pm – 9:00pm
Long View Gallery
1234 9th St, NW
Washington, DC

Silhouette Brown & DJ Stylus, Sun 4/11

DJStylus — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 15:45:58 +0000

Join us for Silhouette Brown’s first DC performance ever! Hosted by Ne’a Posey the night will feature an opening performance by Selective Intelligence and sets from DJ Stylus.

2000black Records features artist Silhouette Brown with a new dimension in modern Jazz/“Nu soul” music, warm subtleties of HipHop and London flair. The highly anticipated LP titled “two” (releasing February 8th, 2010) follows up its well received and self-titled album “Silhouette Brown”. “two” is available on cd and digitally via www.2000black.com and iTunes with promotions from Giant Step and OkayPlayer.

Silhouette Brown resides in the US and emerges from the ranks of London’s musical hub. Produced by the trilogy that is Dego (2000black/4hero), Kaidi Tatham (2000black/Agent K/Bugz In The Attic) and co-writing/production talents of Bembe Segue, Silhouette Brown is currently joined by the unmistakable vocal sounds of Philadelphia’s Lady Alma.

The performance will take place on the main floor at Tabaq and will be transformed courtesy of staging provided by Gaia and Asahra. Tickets are available at www.lilsoso.com, with special discounts for multiple ticket purchase.

Sunday, April 11, 2010
Tabaq Bistro
1336 U Street, NW
Washington, DC
Doors @7PM, Show @8PM
$12
Drink samples and specials provided by Ciroc

DJ Stylus at U Street Music Hall, Fri. 4/9

DJStylus — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 22:59:17 +0000

aka THE BIG ONE…
aka DJ Stylus and the Temple of BOOM

What is U Street Music Hall?

It has the most ridiculous sound system in the city. The kind where you’re submerged in the bass without feeling assaulted by it. It is the anti-club (no dress codes, table service, velvet ropes, not even photography). It’s all about DJs and dancers. It has a cork cushioned hardwood dancefloor. It’s owned and managed by DJs and while they do bring in the big names, they give locals prime bookings.

I’m pretty amped about this.

What are Red Fridays?

In 2005, Red closed after nine years of operation. This place was little more than a small basement with giant speakers crammed into it. Awesome things happened there. It was the gravitational center of the city for people who loved their house music deep, banging and transcendent. Sam “The Man” Burns tended his flock there, as well as a fraternity of cats I learned from like Doug “95 North” Smith and Oji. The folks behind U-Hall are programming each night of the week around a theme, and Fridays are the deep house night.

So if want to lose yourself in soulful house, latin house, deep house dubs, disco classics, boogie, broken beat and various hues of uncompromising blacktronica, please join me this Friday. It will mean a lot to play to folks who will really go THERE with me in the only space in the city designed for it.

DJ Stylus at Red Fridays
Friday, April 9
10pm
FREE before 11:30pm, $10 after
U Street Music Hall
1115A U Street NW, Washington DC

DJ Stylus + DJ/rupture at DC9, Sat. 4/17

DJStylus — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 21:23:52 +0000

When I was first approached about this gig, I wasn’t hip to DJ/rupture, then within minutes of taking the gig someone completely unrelated sent me to Negrophonic.com and I came across some of rupture’s short films and NY Times reviews.

This will definitely be some “other” shit and I’m looking forward to it. The Dutty Artz crew have some intriguing things bubbling in NYC.

Refuge with Erik Rico, Wed. 4/7

DJStylus — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 19:29:29 +0000

Kicking off the new monthly Refuge schedule of featured guests is one of my favorite modern soul artists as well as an international ambassador for all things funky and futuristic.

Rico has continued to evolve as a producer and artist and now fuses elements of live music and electronic music into a style of music that can best be described as “electrosoul”. “I see our generation as the last ones to bridge the gap between the organic human feel of live musicians and the computer generation.” Rico’s philosophy is that having the best of both worlds to extract from makes it easy to truly explore all the limitless options that art has to offer.

Wednesday, April 7
Refuge featuring Erik Rico
Tabaq Bistro (basement)
1336 U St NW, WDC
9pm – until
21+, no cover

Scoot over to Lifenotes Music if you’re tardy on the releases. And if you’re broke, cop this free download of his album of classic covers.

Erik will be rocking the joints you know as well as exclusive joints, like these right ‘chere.

For real, you should come through.

Sol Power! downloads to get you ready for Saturday, 4/3

DJStylus — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 16:56:10 +0000

Samba whistles, shekeres and cowbells welcome. Sweat to the rhythms of Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico & West Africa.

With DJs Stylus, Meistro and Deep Sang.

Forecast for Saturday:
Abundant sunshine. 85 degrees (!)

Now that’s some Sol Power. Last month was crankin’ like a Lagos disco inferno.

Meistro, Stylus, and Deep Sang Live @ SOL POWER (3.2010) Part 1 by Meistro

Meistro, Deep Sang, and DJ Stylus SOL POWER (3.2010) Part 2 by Meistro

ALL beers are $4 (including Leffe & Redstripe)

Saturday, April 3
10pm
Dahlak
1771 U St, NW (18th & U)
21 and Over
NO COVER (that means FREE)

DJ Stylus giggery at WMC 2010

DJStylus — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 17:10:58 +0000

Some esteemed colleagues extended invites to myself and Jahsonic to smash some parties at this year’s Winter Music Conference.

AFRIQUE ELECTRIQUE: THE MIAMI WMC EDITION!
Wednesday, March 24, 2010- 12-10PM

DJ SETS BY:
Salah Ananse(ATL), DJ Wasabi(MIA), DJ Kwest_on(CHI), Sean Alvarez(CHI), DJ Stylus(DC), DJ Jahsonic(DC), Kev Kruz(NYC), Ramon Rawsoul(ATL/CHI), DJ Dave K(ITALY) DJ Vidal(NJ) DJ Aladdin(MIA) & Benjamin C(MIA)& more!

LIVE PA’S BY:
Dezaray Dawn, Ne’a Posey, Zynzelay & Salah Ananse

The Chelsea Hotel
944 Washington Ave.
Miami, FL
12:00pm – 10:00pm
RSVP to: soulsessions@bellsouth.net for Free Entry!

Born out of a sincere desire by Karl Injex (Rude Movement, ATL/NYC) and Daz-I-Kue (Bugz in the Attic/Uprock, ATL/London) to recognize the singular genius of the late, great JAMES BROWN, the ‘Godfather’ tribute parties have quickly become a staple in the annual WMC program with help from talented dj friends, and now has the blessing of the James Brown Family Foundation,

Once again you will hear tribute being paid, playing the sounds and influence of James Brown, but also with the sad demise of the legend that is Michael Jackson and soul master Teddy Pendergrass within the last year, we will be bringing their legacy to The Godfather event…and rightfully so.

The roster of talent expected to throwdown is incredible.

DJ Scratch, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Sake1, DJ Cashmoney, Applejac, Amir (Kon & Amir), DJ Kemit (Spreadlove, ATL), Daniel Best (Jazzanova), Mad Mats (Raw Fusion), Geology, J-Boogie (Om Records), Karl Injex, Soulfingah, The Whooligan, Soul Controllers, DJ Salah, DJ Leroy Rey, Daz-I-Kue + MORE

Live: Jeremy Ellis
Hosted by Dynas

And really if anything goes by the last few years…EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

This year donations will be collected on behalf of the James Brown Family Foundation & YELE for Haiti. So if you have any sheckles in your pocket, put it towards these worthy causes.

Thursday, March 25, 2010
2:00pm – 8:00pm
Yuca Lounge
501 Lincoln Road
Miami Beach, FL

Friday, March 26, 2010
9:30pm – 5:00am
Jazid
1342 Washington Ave, Miami Beach, FL

FUTURE SOUL RECORDS has joined up with THE G++DNESS which is presenting the official record release party for “THE G++DNESS EP”, which is set to take place during the 2010 Winter Music Conference in Miami.

There will be live performances by John Arnold & Jeremy Ellis with Paul Randolph, as well as well as DJ sets from Daz-I-Kue, Dego from 4Hero, and other special guests…with 2 Floors playing from Future Soul, Deep Boogie…right up to Broken, Soulful ancestral (with a touch quality UK Funky & Dubstep)…into the early morn.

Admission: $10.00 before 11:00pm, $15.00 after 11:00pm

DJ Stylus at Discothèque, Nat’l Postal Museum (Fri. 3/19)

DJStylus — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 22:37:35 +0000

The Smithsonian Francophonie festival is turning the National Postal Museum into a dance party. I’ll be opening for Make The Girl Dance. They do an electro-house-rock thing. Obviously, they’re French. I wonder if they’re bringing the jawns from the video.

Don’t know what I’ll do yet. Probably a Sol Power type set mixed with deep big room stuff. Won’t really know until I get there. Should be interesting and there will be quite a contrast. Not my target audience but I like to branch out.

There is an open bar too. And they sold out 800 tickets last year before the doors even opened.

Discothèque
Stylus: 9 – 11pm
Make The Girl Dance: 11pm – 1am
Metro: Union Station
Postal Museum, 2 Massachusetts Ave NE
Tickets: $30 instantseats.com or residentassociates.org

Sol Power! Afro. Latin. Brazilian. House. Disco. Funk. Sat. 3/6

DJStylus — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:31:24 +0000

Samba whistles, shekeres and cowbells welcome. Sweat to the rhythms of Cuba, Brazil, Puerto Rico & West Africa.

With DJs Stylus, Meistro, Deep Sang and Hermon on live percussion.

Snowpocalypse knocked us off track last month but the forecast for Saturday:
Abundant sunshine. Highs in the low 50s.

January the floor was filled all night grooving to afro beat, salsa, samba and more.

ALL beers are $4 (including Leffe & Redstripe)

Saturday, March 6
Dahlak
1771 U St, NW (18th & U)
21 and Over
NO COVER

Tonight (Thurs 2/25): DILLA DILLA BEATS BEATS

DJStylus — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:04:13 +0000

Thursday, February 25, 2010
9pm
Marvin
2007 14th St., NW WDC

$5 Donation (Proceeds to benefit The JDILLA Foundation)

Suite 202 Sessions: Valentine’s Jook Joint, Sat. 2/13

DJStylus — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 14:00:57 +0000

We’ve devised a night of fun for all the single folks to enjoy, especially the ones that cringe at Valentine’s Day. If you’ve got someone already, you’re just as welcome. Bring your single friends along with you and throw them in the singles pool. We’ll provide the space, music, desserts and the vibe. The rest is up to you.

-Complimentary Desserts
-Drink specials
-Get to Know You Scavenger Hunt (win deeper drink discounts that night or come back to Tabaq for brunch and get a discount)

Featuring:

Basement: “90 Below”: DJ Stylus makes it sexy with a “slow drag” set featuring music that’s no faster than 90bpms (beats per minute). DJ Phaze will guest with a special lover’s rock reggae set.

Art Room: “Suite Spot”: DJ Jahsonic makes it funky for the people who prefer a faster pace. Funk, disco, house, soul and everything else that gets the party going, with DJ Phaze sitting in.

RSVPs will be required for entry. No Cover.

Saturday, February 13
10pm
Tabaq Bistro
1336 U Street, NW WDC

Louie Vega & Anané with Chris Burns and Stylus, Fri. 2/12

DJStylus — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 01:00:35 +0000

Chris Burns
DJ Stylus
Louie Vega & Anané

Friday, February 12
Liv
2001 11th St NW WDC
$20
doors: 9pm

Another night at Little Miss Whiskey’s, Sat. 1/23

DJStylus — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 19:35:34 +0000

This Saturday I’m back at Tim Burton’s discotheque, aka one of my favorite rooms in town with a hardwood dancefloor, quality sound, friendly bartenders, great beer list and wild decor. The word’s gotten out a lot more since I first started playing there last year so come down, order a peach whiskey slurpee (“The Awesomeness”) and we can do some things.

Everything from ’80s jams, b-boy classics, jheri curl fonk, house, disco… all that.
[Download my favorite 2009 set from LWM]

DJ Stylus at Little Miss Whiskey’s Golden Dollar
1104 H St. NE, WDC
Saturday, January 23
10pm – 2am
NO COVER

Sol Power: Sat. Jan 2 and monthly for 2010!

DJStylus — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 17:40:43 +0000

SOL POWER
Afro.Latin.Brazilian.House.Disco.Funk.

DJ Stylus
Meistro
Deep Sang

This Saturday January 2nd and every 1st Saturday for 2010.
10 pm

Dahlak
1771 U St, NW (18th & U)
Washington, DC
21+
NO COVER

DJ Stylus at Marvin, New Year’s Eve 2009 – SOLD OUT!

DJStylus — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 02:36:49 +0000

New Year’s Eve Block Party at Marvin DC

featuring:

Thievery Corporation’s Eric Hilton
Soul Controllers‘ DJ Stylus
Rock Candy’s DJ-Kee Kee

2007 14th Street, NW, WDC
9pm doors
$20 cover also includes admission to the opening of Patty Boom Boom (1359 U street NW)

SOLD OUT!!

But you can get on the waiting list:

https://eighteenthstreetlounge.eventfarm.com/MarvinDC/pages/soldOut

Do-over for the Sagittarii – TONIGHT, 12/26

DJStylus — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 14:25:09 +0000

Couldn’t let snowpocalypse win.

Celebrating a few birfdays with:

DJ Stylus
DJ Jahsonic

Saturday, Dec. 26
TABAQ BISTRO & LOUNGE
1336 U St, NW
WDC
10PM, No Cover

Close 2 The Edge w/ DJ Dredd & DJ Stylus, Fri 12/18

DJStylus — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 14:00:08 +0000

DJ Dredd and DJ Stylus back like we never left with the classic and vintage hip-hop styles.
Friday, December 18
Black Cat backstage
1811 14th St. NW WDC 20009
9pm/$7
dress code: Doowhatchyalike

Refuge #8: The Hiatus & Soul Overdose feat. Phonte, Wed. 12/16

DJStylus — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:30:20 +0000

Remember this Diamond D album? It had treats.

Diamond D – “The Hiatus”

Pulling this out last week was prescient since Refuge is taking a week off.

Kat is in the middle of her birthday week, is closing out Soul Overdose for 2009 and there was no way we could do the final one any other day than Wednesday. We’re suspending Refuge tomorrow and will resume on December 23. Of course, we’ve got a Grammy nominee to help you get over the hump and maybe a dual Soul Controller after party to boost the usual Jahsonic throwdown.

Soul Overdose with N’digo Rose, DJ Jahsonic and special guest Phonte

Wednesday, December 16
LIV
2001 11th St NW
doors: 9PM
tickets available at LilSoSo.com
door purchase availability NOT GUARANTEED.

Rebel Music: A Celebration for the People, Fri. 12/4

DJStylus — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 12:40:34 +0000

Lil SoSo Productions presents the closing event for the Smithsonian’s 381 Days: The Montgomery Bus Boycott Story.

The night will include performances by area artists paying tribute to the music and legacy of protest as displayed during the Montgomery Bus Boycott highlighted in the 381 Days exhibition. Using protest music from America and the African Diaspora, the event will feature songs that have been used for generations in times of strife and struggle, love and joy.

Kat’s doing museums now. She major.

Featuring:

Ne’a Posey
JSOUL
Tamara Wellons
Olu Butterfly
Femi the Dri Fish
Zo! and The Els
DJ Stylus

and closing party by DJ Phaze

Rebel Music: A Celebration for the People
Friday, December 4th
8PM-12 AM
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum
830 E. Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
443.263.1800