Viva La Hip Hop

Public Works161 Erie Street (off Mission between Duboce & 14th St.)
San Francisco, CA
Friday, September 9 at 9:00pm – 3:00am

DJ Nu-Mark drops in for a funky night and his first Public Works appearance!

+ Afrolicious (DJ’s Pleasuremaker and Senor Oz) with live percussion support on the show. They were recently signed to Thievery Corporation’s Eighteenth Street Lounge label and have a new album coming out shortly on ESL.

+ Motion Potion (Robbie Kowal) bringin the big funk set.

+ DJ Platurn of the Oakland Faders crew.

+ DJ Gordo Cabeza of Motown on Mondays fame will be dropping one of this signature eclectic funky sets.

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$7 before 10:30 with RSVP (click attending on this page) $10-12 after.

Nu-Mark began DJing at the age of 13 in Los Angeles. Over the course of the last two decades, he has amassed a collection of over 35,000 records and refined his production skills and performance to the point where he is widely recognized as one of the key figures in DJ culture.

As a member of the critically acclaimed, gold-selling Hip-Hop outfit, Jurassic 5, DJ Nu-Mark graced the group with precision production and cutting edge stage routines. Best known for his production on the raw anthem “What’s Golden” such creativity only hinted at the visionary creativity Nu-Mark has explored since Jurassic 5’s breakup in 2006.

To date, Nu-Mark has been featured in the critically acclaimed documentaries “Scratch”, “KeepinTime”, “Coachella: The Movie,” “Rock the Bells – The Documentary” and most recently in Mac Grubber. He’s also appeared on countless TV Shows with J5, including David Letterman, Conan O’Brien, Jimmy Kimmel and Craig Ferguson.

Motion Potion (aka Robbie Kowal) is one of America’s most versatile, experienced and flat-out joyous party rockers. His decade long mission is to ‘put the party back into the party’, and to connect the casual music fan with the hard core dance music mavens; proving that music is more than just beats. He calls his style “funklectic dancefloor nostalgism” .