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Holiday Dub Remixes - Hanuramakwanzamas by Jahfirm Sound System

2008-12-01T05:23:49Z

HANURAMAKWANZAMAS - HOLIDAY REMIXES BY JAHFIRM SOUND SYSTEM

Turntablism remixes of classic holiday songs with hip hop and dub beats.
Guaranteed unlike any other Christmas album you have ever heard,
from Persian santurs and Hasidic chanting to Auld Lang Sine Wave.

Check out a free podcast to play at your holiday gathering.
http://jahfirm.podbean.com/2007/07/07/christmas-music-remixes-holiday-dubs-by-jahfirm/

Check out my cdbaby site to listen to each track one at a time
and buy a unique gift for your music-loving friends.
http://cdbaby.com/cd/jahfirm2

Click right here to buy the same album straight from me through paypal for $5.
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Or just email me if you're a local and want to pay cash.
jahfirm@yahoo.com

Enjoy some new tunes this season, and sing along to new school versions of holiday classics.
Peace and Blessings,
David

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I'm the #1 DJ on tribe

2008-02-09T17:44:37Z

http://sanfrancisco.tribe.net/recommendation/Shatter/san-francisco-city/1d723bb5-2887-47c3-a3a2-a942e6acea93
You can see for yourself I be the #1 DJ on tribe

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STATELESS at Rickshaw Stop 8.24: Timeblind, Mexican Dubwiser and More

2007-08-20T17:41:43Z

This weekend stands to be a serious one for beats inna SF. STATELESS on Friday, Surya Dub on Saturday! Big.... Check it!

STATELESS
worldwide electronic beat culture
presented by Six Degrees Records, SF

Friday August 24th @ Rickshaw Stop (155 Fell St.)
doors at 9pm, session until 2am
$10 at the gate

(Live PA + DJ set) TIMEBLIND
(Soot, Orthlorng Musork, Tigerbeat6- Berlin/NY) www.myspace.com/timeblind
techno, UK garage, dubstep, kuduro, minimal..

(DJ set) MEXICAN DUBWISER
(Dubwise Sessions, LA) www.myspace.com/mexicandubwiser
spinning hip hop, rock cumbia mashups, electronicos..

residents:
Roots and Wires Sound Dimensional www.rootsandwires.com
echo chamber of original material and live dubbing crossing from dubstep to UK steppers to ragga jungle

The Worker www.myspace.com/dwurkur
dj set of international house, techno, minimal and breakbeat

Live video mixing by Special Agent K

free download cards courtesy of Six Degrees Records

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New Mix : Searchl1te - Ear Traffic Control ... Kush Arora in Heavy Rotation!!!

2007-06-21T18:54:32Z

Ez all. I fuckin love this mix. Thanks to the good peeps who shared their unreleased bombs and to all the folks pushing the cold-ass truth through music. Recorded live on WNUR 89.3 Fm Chicago. Mixed with Ableton 6, Behringer BCR2000 controller, gigglebush...

Searchl1te - Ear Traffic Control - 192k - 83:01

D/L - http://www.parttimesuckers.com/Searchl1te_-_Ear_Traffic_Control_-_Live_on_PTS_Radio_6-07.mp3

Stream - http://www.parttimesuckers.com/Searchl1te_-_Ear_Traffic_Control_-_Live_on_PTS_Radio_6-07.m3u

1.Kush Arora ft. Juakali - Seed Haffi Grow (KAP003)
2.Goldfinger & Rakoon - Redux (unreleased)
3.Janner - Spirituality (unreleased)
4.DZ - Amp (unreleased)
5.AbZ - Lose It VIP (unreleased)
6.Ekaj - Scrye (unreleased)
7.AbZ - DkWSS Revisited (unreleased)
8.Genetic Krew - Severance (unreleased)
9.Goldfinger - Demolition (unreleased)
10.Hell Science Dept. - Cold Tap (Digital Distortions)
11.Chris P. - 14th Level (www.myspace.com/parsontechno)
12.Area - Curse of Lono (unreleased)
13.Al-Haca Soundsystem ft. Ras MC Tweed - Libation (Different Drummer)
14.Ekaj - Tesla (unreleased)
15.Quantum Soul - Open Skies (unreleased)
16.Kush Arora ft. Luke Argilla - Surf's Up (KAP003)
17.Kazuo - Dub Empire (unreleased)
18.Entro - Cost Benefit Analysis (unreleased)
19.Subhuman - Spiders in the Ocean (unreleased)
20.Architect - A Caine in the Brain (Hymen)
21.MacKaoll - Vegetal Killer (Bad President Version) (unreleased)
22.Searchl1te - Homing (unreleased)
23.Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds (Dreadless Rmx) (unreleased)
24.Nirz - Muckle (unreleased)
25.Ghosthack ft. Ambivalent - RUOK (unreleased)
26.Kazuo - Dustbrain (unreleased)
27.Chris P. - Meatgrinder (www.myspace.com/parsontechno)
28.Signal - Chuyen (unreleased)
29.Loetech - Shotgun Harmonica v2 (unreleased)
30.Kush Arora ft. Juakali - Get Wet (KAP003)
31.Maximus - I Feel A Joy (unreleased)
32.Searchl1te - Merkaba (unreleased)
33.Rumble ft. Goldfinger - Asian Trip (unreleased)
34.Ghosthack - Second Renaissance (unreleased)
35.Architect - V for Vendetta (Hymen)
36.Loetech - Marijuana Overdose (unreleased)
37.Searchl1te - Benzene Cult (unreleased)
38.Janner - The Trap (unreleased)
39.Quantum Soul - Creation Dub (unreleased)
40.Decklyn - Messiah (unreleased)
41.Ruckspin & Quark - Sunshine (unreleased)

http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=275720#275720

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On MIND BOMBIN

2007-06-12T09:14:21Z

I called the album "Mind Bombin" not because im blowin people minds. Its is an ode to my youth growing up on the streets of the UK as a Graffiti deviant and yet it reflects the shifts in my socio/spiritual political outlook as i made my way out of the streets to the west coast of America.

BOMBIN; A QUICK CRASH COURSE IN DEVIANCY.

"Bombin" is a term used to describe going out and painting illegaly on a wall, train or some other form of private property. Bombin is a kind of fugitive act, claiming your personal presence amongst a landscape dominated by control and ownership. My crew and i known locally as T.C.K. (The Creative Kings) would go out on early morning Bombin raids to paint our newly created artwork on some pristine wall. The rush and feeling of accomplishment was addictive (as was dodging police), pushing the boundaries and refusing to live under the rule of law. The word would spread and before too long other Graffiti artists would come and check your work, creating both notoriety and respect. I was amongst an underground network of renowned artists that included the likes of Goldie (the now Drum & Bass icon), Madtempa (TRS) and Desire (TWC) to name a few.
In hindsight being engaged in this form of subversive activity gave me chance to look at and challenge the way our actions are governed and controlled. Most of us tend to simply accept these laws, unconsciously being given our prompts in life from a governing agent. Without challenging and in some cases breaking these laws we have no chance of discovering our own parameters as human beings and the full extent of our power. Our city streets,for example, the space some of us choose to inhabit, do not belong to us but those who govern us. We are in fact alienated from our own surroundings and our connection to time, place and earth. Individuality and personal presence are kept to a minimum in favour of efficiency and speed. The act of "Bombin" reclaims your space within the city and turns that which alienates and subjugates you into your freedom and your platform for expression.

MIND; DO YOU OWN YOURS?

Last year i went to hear a talk given by Chuck D, Public Enemys front man at Standford University. It was all great but one thing he said stood out to me.....

"Mind is the new Real estate of the 21st Century".

That stopped me dead in my tracks. Our attention is constantly being pulled at and fought for. Even if it for a split second if they have your attention they have you. Corporations and companies are constantly looking to set up shop in our minds with extensive media campaigns that play with subtle and not so subtle subconscious drives. In the same way that our physical space is controlled so too is our psychic space. In this type of environment i believe it is more important than ever to create autonomy over our own minds. The Mind is the last bastion of individual freedom, physical space being subjugated to the rule of law. But the more we let these influences into our minds and shape our behavior the more we surrender our sovereignty over ourselves.

This album for me is no different from those early morning bombin raids but instead of a pristine wall the territory instead is that of "Mass Mind", our collective psychic body, a landscape which is becoming more and more controlled by big business and less about the individual. Its definitely not about "blowin peoples minds" (i mean, please, im not that cheesy) but if it does that for you.....wicked. Its about the individual fugitive act of reclaiming personal power in the face of forces which do not want you to discover the fullest extent of your power, but to tap into it, siphon it off and redirect it. The mind when focused, empty (you try emptying your mind) and calm has no limits. You can do anything, make anything happen....truly......

.....but how deep does the rabbit hole go?

3b

Any replies to this posting please go to http://breakbeatbuddha.tribe.net

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Rob Smith of Smith & Mighty in SF June 8th

2007-06-02T20:10:15Z

RICKSHAW STOP FRIDAY JUNE 8TH.

Featuring Live and Direct from Bristol, UK!

The Legendary ROB SMITH (Smith & Mighty, More Rockers)
In his first San Francisco appearance in over five years.

Along side the STATELESS Crew:
Roots and Wires Sound Dimensional Audiovisual System
The Worker

international beats in many flavors..dub, dubstep, breakbeat, drum n bass, techno

live video mixing from the SAK.

Friday June 8th 2007
Doors at 9 PM, Session until 2 AM
$10 at the gate
Rickshaw Stop (155 Fell St.)

More info at myspace.com/sfstateless

Reach Early! Stay Late!

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Sub Swara 019:: June 1::SS Meets Dub War + Kush Arora (From Brooklyn to SF Album Release)

2007-05-16T16:09:45Z

This one has been a LONG time coming! 2 beacons of big speaker NYC bass culture come together on the same stage as Sub Swara meets Dub War. We'll also be hosting the east coast album release of our bredren, Kush Arora's ground-breaking massive new album, From Brooklyn to SF (prominently featuring SS's and Dub War's own Juakali on several tracks).

The lo-FreQuency High vibration Culture of Sub Swara meets the pioneering Stateside dubstep crew that is Dub War on six point Avalon Sound. Plus Kush Arora running a live dub session. Ya Know?!

Check out an exclusive audio sampler of Kush Arora's massive new album (www.subswara.com/KushAroraJu...r1better.mp3 ) and be sure to grab Joe Nice's URB Next 100 promo mix (www.joenice.net/files/mixes/URB/mix.zip ) -- pure dub plate presha!! For those who don; tknow, Dub War resident Joe Nice was voted one of the URB Next 100 for 2007 -- Dub Step getting respect yo!

Details:

Sub Swara 019
Friday June 1, 2007
Sub Swara meets Dub War
Plus Special Guest Kush Arora (live dub session with Juakali pon da mic| Album release party for From Brooklyn to SF)

Dub War Residents:
Joe Nice
Dave Q
Juakali

Sub Swara Residents:
Dhruva
Sunder
Haj
Juakali

Visualist: Pictureman

Element
225 Houston @ Essex
10 PM-4AM
$15 door/$10 Advance

About Dub War

Dub War is New York's seminal dubstep night, and the first event of its kind in North America. Started in June 2005 to push the sounds of UK dubstep and other forms of underground dub music, it has introduced top name UK DJ's to US audiences, including Kode 9, Loefah, Mala of Digital Mystikz, and Skream.

Top US dubsteppers Joe Nice (one of URB's Next 100 for 2007), Dave Q, and MC Juakali are the Dub War residents,
and they can be found spreading the bassweight across the US and abroad. Dub War has been featured in Urb, XLR8R, ArtForum, and TimeOut NY. Also watch for Dub War Recordings #02 in stores soon featuring Random Trio Productions from London. Visit www.dubwarnyc.com for more info.

About Kush Arora

One of the closest bredren in the extended Sub Swara family, Kush Arora makes his much anticipated NYC debut at Sub Swara 018. His new album, From Brooklyn to SF, is set to blow minds across the globe. It is a journey through Dread Bass, dub/dubstep, hip hop and desi inflected digi dancehall , featuring several of the most adventurous vocalists and musicians in North America. From the deep meditative dub of Seed Halfi Grow to the full on dancefloor bass weight of Spread the Word, the album redefines the musical landscape. Kush has shared the bill with Dr. Isreal, Sf's Dhamaal Soundsystem, opened for Theivery Corp, and regularly plays the 10 year long running Dub Mission in San Francisco. Currently he holds a monthly residency at Surya Dub located at SF's Club 6 with contemporaries forging the Dread Bass movement internationally and will be performing his signature dubwise live PA set at Sub Swara alongside SS's own MC Juakali. Visit www.kusharora.com and www.myspace.com/kusharoramusic for more info.

Links:

www.subswara.com
www.myspace.com/subswara
www.elementny.com
www.myspace.com/joenice
www.dubwarnyc.com
www.myspace.com/dubwarnyc
www.kusharora.com
www.myspace.com/kusharoramusic
www.myspace.com/kusharora
www.myspace.com/dhruvamusic
www.myspace.com/juakali
www.myspace.com/freekusmaximus

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Rediscovering Rebel Energy

2007-05-14T19:36:12Z

Here on the West Coast, we have a particularly unique situation and demographic of people. I'm specifically referencing this community of artists, activists, bohemians, spiritual practitioners, fashion designers and deviants of every shape and size. The freedom, openness, forward-thinking and rebellion of this community is the very reason I consider this community home. I have never before met a group of people so rich in talent that also embodies the intention and capacity to make positive changes on this planet. Yet, this potential to effect change, in my opinion, is unfocused and thereby ineffective. And so, I intend this message to serve as a call to action; to move forward from the constraint of apathy and truly consider the means for change. I also welcome your responses to the following essay and hope this will instigate open debate.

REBEL ENERGY vs REBEL CHIC

Truly, we are custodians of "Rebel Culture". This culture originated in the efforts and sacrifices of those who have come before us; I speak, naturally, of the Civil Rights movements that precede us, including the Black Panther party, the Hippie movement and the student uprisings of the 60s, just to name a few. These movements, creations in response to the ills of their time, won freedoms for the community and stood as examples to the world of the "power of the People" over repressive government power.

Here we are, once again at a truly pivotal moment in history, where institutional power seeks to fortify its walls and strengthen its grip at the expense of the people of the world. Let us be reminded that Veitnam II is well and truly underway (we all love a
sequel; as if we can't learn our lesson first time round). Here we are, a community with this vast potential to make a change, to hold government and public conscioussness accountable and yet ...

....where is the movement, where is the change?

I am aware that, as an underground community, our movements are somewhat "covert" in nature. The mainstay of our
dissent goes relatively unseen and unacknowledged by society at large. And rightly so. The foundation and framework
to build a powerful movement that flies in the face of mainstream consciousness will need extensive preparations to maintain its off-the-grid approach. I know there are those out there who know what I mean. But there comes a point where our movements must leave the safety of the shadows and deploy within society at large.

PACIFISM, PEACE & CHANGE

Most of us within this community would like to believe that we are instrumental in creating change in our world. Many of us would cite the doctrine of Pacifism as our guide, wishing to approach societal change non-violently. I would argue, however, that the doctrine of Pacifism that we have accepted does more for social apathy and "sleepwalking" than serve to dismantle odious formations of power and control.

The doctrine of Pacifism, as exhibited by Dr. Martin Luther King for example, was successful, in part, because it was exercised against the backdrop of a more militant black nationalism: the Nation of Islam, when spearheaded by Malcolm X. This militant force demanded equality by the "ballot or the bullet". Under such a threat, institutional power of that era sided with the more civilized musings of a pacifist Christian movement.

Ghandi's "Ahimsa" also sought to pacify abusive power by drawing out the British Empire's abuse of power for the world to see, until it became so intolerable that no man could sit back and watch. Ghandi did this by confronting institutional violence head-on, without concern for himself. Although he did not directly attack his opponent with violence, he engaged the violence that was implicit in its formation and made it explicit. While it may be true that violence begets more violence, that does not mean that we should sit back and idly watch the current continuum of violence and the accompanying loss of freedom and civil rights perpetuate, so as to be free of violence in our own lives. I cite these examples to raise the question of what means will work within our particular era and society to effect change in our world. Ghandi's pacifism was designed specifically for its context and his people. The fact remains that it was a pacifism that did not yeild to power so as to avoid violent confrontation. It stood its ground and broke the law (law as idea, a collectively-agreed upon set of ideals to abide by in order to maintain a society).

CALLING A SPADE A SPADE ...

Both Ghandhi and Reverend King knew that the only way to change the face of power was to confront and threaten it. They knew that to change the law, they had to break the law. With non-violent means, they threatened the law and thereby stood as a threat to prevailing formations of power. Their "brand" of pacifism was mobilized and, one could even say that it was aggressively actualized. The brand of pacifism we see in this culture and, closer to home, within our own community, does nothing to pacify power ... it is us who are pacified. Why would we want to change anything? We are comfortable with the way things are. As long as we point towards a sentiment of rebellion, we can satisfy adolescent cravings to be cool and to be part of some revolutionary underground, exhibiting revolutionary chic, performing a kind of revolutionary theatre without risk to ourselves. This community has the potential to be the revolutionary underground movement of our times, but I'm a bit wary of its true underpinnings; At the moment, our community seems more like a party in your parents backyard, comfortable and protected from the horrific realities outside, than a mobilized movement for change.

Please don't misunderstand; I am not saying that we should all go out and bomb the White House. I am merely sharing my understanding and interpretation of what has worked and what did not. With that said, I do believe violence may be a tool that could assists in our struggle, if we are serious about changing the structure and composition of power. Therefore, we should be open to using it within in the right context. Again, I am drawing the distinction between a cosmetic revolution, as opposed to changing the way we think, relate, act, react and the structure of society.

OUR LEGACY OF DISSENT

Ironically, I feel that the cosmetic sentiments toward revolution has actually attracted us and brought us together ... we all share a similar resonance. But I also feel that those cosmetic sentiments stand to scupper and dissolve any real movement focused on change. They are not substantial enough to carry us through and, in fact, at their core, are divisive to any real radical momentum. They have served their purpose, but cannot be the sole focus of our attention ... that is, if we are are serious about change. I believe that, if we can really unify and mobilize as a group and as a family, we could offer something beautiful to the world and reinvigorate the legacy of dissent which has been bequeathed to us. This legacy needs to be exercised and practiced if it is to continue to exist. We, as part of this community, are the direct descendants of this lineage. We stand on the backs of those who came before us, which is both an honour and a challenge. Let us not be negligent of this, and let us honour the continuum and vow to keep it alive.Our freedom to celebrate has been fought for. If we do not give it full expression, i.e. if we limit it to a style, it shall die, denied of its true "Rebel Energy", a force that moves mountains, shakes crowds and topples empires.

3B

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Bassnectar at Sub Swara NYC this Friday May 4!

2007-05-01T16:09:01Z

Nothing like spring time in NYC...

The bass will be in fool bloom on the eve of Cinqo de Mayo.
The womp technician they call Lorin (aka Bassnectar) returns to join the Sub Swara crew for another woofer rompin' voyage on the Sub Swara stage. This time, Lorin will be celebrating the release of his new album, Underground Communication (listen to it at om-records.com/artist.php). And of course, the Sub Swara crew bringing the live soundsystem heat. Lo FreQuencY high ViBRatioN culture comin' atcha one more time...

Strap in.

Early birds get the goods! All those who come in early get an download card, giving you access to free music from Basnectar before the album comes out next week! Psus more treats so get in early. Discounted tickets are available till noon on Friday too so grab em' while you can (link below)!

Sub Swara 018
Friday May 4, 2007
www.subswara.com
www.myspace.com/subswara

With Very Special guest
Lorin (Bassnectar)

Sub Swara Residents
Dhruva
Sunder
Haj
MC Juakali

Visualists
Pictureman
Sip Intro

$15 door
$10 advance (www.BrownPaperTickets.com/event/14779)
10PM-4AM

Element
225 Houston St @ Essex

Links:
www.subswara.com
www.myspace.com/subswara
www.elementny.com
www.bassnectar.net
www.myspace.com/bassnectar
www.myspace.com/dhruvamusic
www.myspace.com/juakali
www.myspace.com/freekusmaximus
www.iatv.tv
www.omrecords.com

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thanks Surya Dub here's a free Big Dub Project track for ya

2007-04-30T18:49:06Z

thanks to Maneesh and the whole crew for a fun night out ;)
keep pushing the dub vibes.
here's a Big Dub Project track of mine called Lila Dub, I didn't get around to playing it for you,
so thought I'd share it with you this way.
download it from yousendit.com at the link below:
http://download.yousendit.com/5C897B173B3DD6F1

peace and bless up

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Global Glitch Spectrasonics @ Kollektiv's DIALECT :: Wednesday 4/25 :: NYC

2007-04-18T06:51:26Z

Kollektiv presents...
D I A L E C T
· nyc global glitch ·

Featuring:
NICKODEMUS (Turntables on the Hudson)
NAVDEEP (Anamika Records, Mutiny NYC)
PEDRO (CoSM, Reality Engine, Interchill)

With Residents:
KARSH KALE (Kollektiv, Mighty Junn Productions)
ZAKHM (Kollektiv, Mutiny NYC)

Visuals By:
VJ FULL STEALTH featuring CARLO DJ on live camera

@ MEHANATA (Bulgarian Bar)
113 Ludlow between Rivington and Delancey

9:00 PM - 3:00 AM :: $10 Cover :: $7 Reduced via kollektivmusic.com

Join the rock steady Kollektiv crew with an all-star lineup for a sweaty global glitch throwdown at LES underground spot Mehanata. Old skool to the true skool, we're bringing exotic beats and bangers to satisfy your dance floor cravings. Spectrasonics courtesy of New York's very own Nickodemus, infamous turn-tabla master Navdeep, Pedro from CoSM, residents Karsh Kale and Zakhm and mushroom-binge visuals by VJ Full Stealth. Music to make you touch me. Don't miss this.

http://kollektivmusic.com/dialect/

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Surya Dub residents MC Daddy Frank, Jimmy Love & Amar - March 30 at Electric Vardo

2007-03-27T09:21:36Z

Just added to the already kick ass lineup at Electric Vardo: Pops, Locks & Breaks show ... ZOE JAKES.
Also, MC DADDY FRANK (aka Frankie) for a special collaboration with Amar, Freyja & Sooozhyq.

Join Dhol Rhythms & DJ Jimmy Love, Giamma & Shanti, Ariellah & Frederique, Freyja, SooozhyQ, Jennifer Faust & DJ Amar, as well as Zoe and Frankie, together on this special night marking 2 years of Electric Vardo's mystical journey into far out global gypsy culture and vibe.

Friday March 30 - 9pm-3am
in the Dark Room at Club Six
$10 advance / $15 door / 21+
Advance tix at: virtuous.com/event/3799124689/

a Wild Union Of Wicked Dancefloor Madness with:
... Ariellah
... Zoe Jakes
... Frederique
... Dhol Rhythms
... Giamma + Shanti
... Jennifer Faust
... MC Daddy Frank
... Jimmy Love
... Sooozhyq
... Freyja
... Amar

This is a family affair, representing a span of music and dance styles starting from the roots of Electric Vardo and bringing new flavor in the spirit of collaboration and pushing the limits beyond boundaries, crossing cultural borders and mashing up genres to create new sounds and fresh stage vibes.

A convergence of some of the most sMackTacular crews in SF under one roof ...
Triple Power
- (*FunkyBreaksBootyHouseElectro*)
www.triplepower.org
Electric Vardo
- (*aMysticalJourneyIntoFarOutEasternGypsyCulture*)
www.electricvardo.com
Nonstop Bhangra
- (*BhanginRemixedMashupLiveDanceDholDjFlava*)
www.nonstopbhangra.com
ShadowDance
- (*aDarklyIntenseJourneyIntoTheSillhouetteOfNight*)
www.darkerstill.com
Belly Groove
- (*TribalRemixed/AvanteGardeBellyDance*)
www.bellygroove.com

Info at www.electricvardo.com

Thank you to all who have supported Electric Vardo and related events. You know each time we bring you somehing unique and extraordinary, and this friday is no exception. We have an incredible spread of talent with an eclectic mix. We look forward to seeing you on the dancefloor.
Info at www.electricvardo.com

Hosted by Freyja www.freyjafusion.com & Amar www.solunamar.com
www.triplepower.org
www.nonstopbhangra.com
www.bellygroove.com
www.ariellah.com
www.bellydancezoe.com
www.sooozhyq.com

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Er....What just happened?!

2007-03-27T09:20:04Z

OOOOOHHHH ME GOD! Did that realy happen?!!!! I think the earth moved...

Can i just take a moment just to say big ups to the Surya Dub crew for a boombastic night on all fronts. The peeps were live, the music was grade A......this is what the SF underground is all about. Big thanks to Maneesh, Kush, Amar for holdin this one down.....We must do that again soooooooooon!

For the peeps who couldnt get a hold of me for a CD/tank top contact me here on tribe, www.myspace.com/breakbeatbuddha or download "MIND BOMBIN'" on ITunes....

Big tings a gwan'!

BBB

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[SF 03.24.07] Surya Dub Presents BreakBeatBuddha's Album Release Party!

2007-03-22T09:58:04Z

SURYA DUB PRESENTS

The Official Album Release Party For
BreakBeatBuddha's debut album, Mind Bombin' ...

Saturday March 24, 2007
10:00 pm - 3 am
Club Six - 60 Sixth St
San Francisco 94103

After just two successful events, Surya Dub has
made a mark on the underground with its unique
blend of Global Dubwize Vibes and Dread Bass
Culture.

Its mission is to unite all dub-based music and
communities from Roots Reggae to Dubstep, from
Ragga to Dread Bass Breakbeat and Drum'n'Bass,
and from Bhangra to Global Bass Beat Bizness.

This month Surya Dub welcomes very special guest,
UK Sound Boy BreakBeatBuddha, who officially
launches his debut album Mind Bombin' at Surya Dub.
BreakBeatBuddha will be covering the bases with
glitched-up dancehall vibes, mid-tempo & heavy
breakbeats, as well as a barrage of his remix and
production bombs including collaborations with
Lorin Bassnectar, RJD2, and KRS 1.

Also, heavyweight selector Stepwise, founder of
Holding Firm, brings his deep knowledge of roots
culture, original mashups, and top-ranking vibes to
the dancehall ...

... & Featuring Residents:
Maneesh the Twister (Dhamaal, Dub Mission)
Kush Arora
Kid Kameleon (xlr8r)
Ripley (havoc sound)
MC Daddy Frank (Antigua)
Video DJ Ohashi
Ross Hogg & DJ Neta (Ital Selection Hi-Fi)
Jimmy Love (Non-Stop Bhangra)
DJ Amar (Electric Vardo)

Check out a snippit of the excitement from
the launch party here on this recently cut video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZYq1mRW6J8

Check out pics from our past events:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/56605034@N00/sets/72157594563294808/

Also from SF Weekly article on Surya Dub 1/24/07:
"It's feeling like the next big thing to hit S.F. may be
the global dub movement, which has emerged on the
cutting edge of the progressive electronic scene."
- Eric K. Arnold
http://www.sfweekly.com/Issues/2007-01-24/music/music2.html

For Addt'l Event Info, Please Visit:
http://www.suryadub.com
http://www.breakbeatbuddha.com
http://www.myspace.com/breakbeatbuddha

posted in SURYA DUB pres. MALA, EPROM, ROSS HOGG - 0 replies

Dis gonna be Dope!

2007-01-13T04:40:14Z

Can't wait! Excited to hear developments and be at the first show.
Se y'all out on the dancefloor.

posted in SURYA DUB pres. MALA, EPROM, ROSS HOGG - 1 reply