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01
Jul
10

Bomb Tracks n Cognac starring Andre Nickatina

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Slim’s
333 11th  Street
San Francisco, CA
Wednesday July 21, 2010

2 Shows
7:30pm & 11:00pm

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01
Jul
10

Beyond Jazz Series: Chali 2na w/live band

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Yoshi’s
1330 Fillmore St.
San Francisco, California
Friday August 6, 2010

Showtime: 10:30PM
Ticket price: $18 Adv/$22
Tickets available on-line at: inticketing.com
21+

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01
Jul
10

Red Bull EmSee:Road to 8 Mile

The Road to 8 Mile is a freestyle rap battle of sight and sound, curated and directed by Eminem. Check out what Eminem has to say about Red Bull EmSee at www.redbullusa.com/EmSee
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30
Jun
10

King Most + Shawn Chrystopher

Above Ground, SUITED, Daily Dose SF and 330 Ritch Present

The Second of July

If your gonna be hanging out in the city for the 4th of July weekend we’d like to invite you to join us at 330 Ritch at this Friday!

30
Jun
10

Microphone Fiend:July 22:Mighty

Microphone Fiend

Casual & Pep Love
(Hieroglyphics)
1994’s Fear Itself is of significance to Casual’s career. It is his only major label-marketed album and features various members of his crew, Hieroglyphics, on vocals and production. The album also features a prominent cameo from Bay Area rapper Saafir. The album follows a traditional format: its songs adhere to a verse-chorus-verse arrangement, and the up-tempo and slower tracks are contrasted against each other. The popularity of the album’s second single, “I Didn’t Mean To” exposed Casual to a wider audience. He released three follow-up albums after “Fear Itself”, one of which (“He Think He Raw”) was distributed by Sony-affiliated distributor Red Urban. Casual is now a community activist. In 2006, he took on a role as Music Production and Media Arts Consultant at Youth Uprising . Casual currently holds a seat on the City of Oakland Board of Cultural Affairs. He is also CEO of Hiero Jeans.
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