SF HALLOWEEN PARTY SUNDAY OCT. 31ST!!
FEAT. SPECIAL TALIB KWELI DJ SET
@ MEZZANINE ~ 444 Jessie St. SF, CA
9PM Doors ~ 21+
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PEEP THE LAST TALIB DJ SET W/ ANKH & SEGUE IN SF FOR A TASTE OF WHATS IN STORE HALLOWEEN NITE!!! after the jump…
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330 Ritch
330 Ritch Street
San Francisco, CA
Tuesday October 26, 2010
PAC DIV
DJ Nyce
Richie Cunning
Chosen Few
Doors: 9:00PM
Ticket price: $15 Adv
Tickets available on-line at: pacdiv1026.eventbrite.com
18+
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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Ruby Skye
420 Mason Street
San Francisco, CA
Thursday August 5, 2010
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On Friday, June 18, two of California’s most respected street MCs, Kurupt and Daz Dillinger aka Tha Dogg Pound take over the Rockit Room live stage, shredding 16s and riding Cali street anthems deep into the summer night.
With dozens of albums between them, years of collaboration with Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Tupac Shakur and a vast crew of west coast affiliates, the duo come prepared to set off a party. One can expect the veteran pair to hammer hungry fans with a gang of hits including “Let’s Play House,” “What Would You Do?” “New York, New York,” “Big Pimpin,” “We Can Freak It,” “Girls All Pause,” “Who Ride Wit Us,” and many more.
Local promoter, uber-versatile DJ and recent food channel celebrity as the personality behind and co-owner of Papalote Mexican grill, DJ Mr.E handles the party rockin duties before and after. Opening acts and special guests TBA.
The intimate Rock-it Room boasts an outstanding PA sound system and a fully stocked bar with clear view of the live stage. Advance tickets are $20 available at http://www.inticketing.com/events/98557 and doors open at 9pm.
Tickets available through inticketing
Viva La Hip Hop 