LA: The Rhythm Section - May 10, 2008
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Our May edition is our most packed lineup yet!
Special Guest Selector:
Inka One © Photo courtesy of Kris Perry [ Beathackerz Kollective || Soul Scienz || Boombox ] inka one has been busy. Since returning to Los Angeles in late 2005, he’s toured the U.S. 5 times DJing for the likes of The Procussions (Rawkus Records), Pigeon John (Quannum Projects), and Diverse (Chocolate Industries), while sharing the stage with artists like The Roots, Digable Planets, KRS One, Slick Rick, Jurassic 5, and MF Doom, to name a few. Not to mention gracing the turntables with DJ legends like Q-Bert, Pete Rock, Quantic, Craze, J.Rocc, and Krush, along the way. Blending real hip hop bangers, funked up breaks, downtempo gems, and whatever else he pulls out of the crate, inka has rocked crowds from coast to coast…sweatband in hand. He’s also found time to establish an acclaimed monthly party known as BOOMBOX, which brings Hip Hop’s elite to The Grand Star in Chinatown every 1st Saturday. Repping both Soul.Scienz and the Beathackerz Kollectiv, inka’s on the move…don’t sleep. Special Live Performance:
Paul Dateh and Inka One
Live Violin & DJ Set
 (photo by pvu)
Originally, Paul Dateh was only supposed to be a violinist. Beginning his violin studies at the age of four, it seemed that Dateh’s future in the classical industry was set in stone. But, on his first day at The University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music, Dateh suddenly dropped his major in Violin Performance and enrolled in the Jazz Studies program instead. The move shocked his colleagues as it was hard to understand why anyone would walk away from fourteen years of classical training to begin learning an entirely new musical discipline. But, Dateh knew that he wanted to be more than just a classical musician; his goal was to become a musician, in every possible way.
Today, as a singer, an award-winning songwriter, and an instrumentalist, it would appear that Dateh is on track to achieving his goal. His work can be heard on releases by various artists within both mainstream and underground hip hop circles, and he can currently be seen performing throughout the United States with his band “The Live Movement”. www.pauldateh.com |
Supported by DJ Fun (of Saian Supa Crew fame), a long-time friend and producer/sound engineer, Ilhame decided it was time to finance her own project and placed her career in her own hands. She decided that it was time to record an album. In 2000, a meeting brought forth a continuing collaboration with Max Valetudie, hip-hop/R&B/French Reggae producer (NTM, Raggasonic, Princess Erika, Tonton David). Lyricists and musicians such as Pascal Hospital, Marion Michau, and rap artist Kodjo have also lent their talents to Ilhame’s work in progress. In 2005, Ilhame traveled to the U.S. - Los Angeles to be exact - to record a major part of her album, an experience which furthered her desire continue making music. As Ilhame states, “I live, eat and sleep music. This is what I want to do. This is what I love to do.”
The Peace In Iraq Photo Project by:
MLK
– ‘Letter from Birmingham Jail,’ April 16, 1963 –
Get Your Picture Taken & Let Your Voices Be Heard!
Resident Selectors:
Concise
© Photo courtesy of *idea
[ Beathackerz Kollectiv || Excursions Show || Rhythm Section ]
www.myspace.com/djconcise
BZ
© Photo courtesy of concise
[ Satori || Brand1 Jazz || Rhythm Section ]
www.myspace.com/bernardh
Frank(e)
© photo courtesy of REN ( www.myspace.com/reniori)
[ Beathackerz Kollectiv || Cornerstoreradio.com || Fresh Air || Rhythm Section ]
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