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Honk Festival

Hey Bloggers, there’s a Honk Festival going on this weekend somewhere in the Boston area in that country of America. I know because a friend who went there today with The Himalayas Marching Band says so. And in case you haven’t heard, that Honk Festival at the Davis Square takes place each year and has what seems like a zillion marching bands from all around the world that march in its festival over the weekend. And there is a Honk Parade to reclaim the streets for horns, bikes and feet. And Honk! is also at Oktoberfest in Harvard Square and more.

And some of the bands and organizations marching and participating in this years festival are: Green Streets Initiative, the Open Air Circus, Bikes Not Bombs, the Boston Derby Dames, Veterans For Peace, Livable Streets Alliance, the Puppeteers Cooperative, Vermont’s Bread and Puppet Theater, Second Line Social Aid and Pleasure Society Brass_Band, Hungry March Band, Brass Liberation Orchestra, MarchFourth Marching Band, Rude Mechanical Orchestra, Himalayas, Titubanda, What Cheer? Brigade, Environmental Encroachment, Bread and Puppet Circus Band, Chaotic Insurrection Ensemble, Yellow Hat Band, Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band, Leftist Marching Band, Seed and Feed Marching Abominable, TriBattery Pops, The Scene Of The Crime Rovers, The Loyd Family Players, Brass Messengers, Original Big Seven Social Aid and Pleasure Club and more. And this festival rocks. Have a great marching band day.
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Musical Fashion


And I am not sure what to call the title of this post as I blah blog away on this day, though I do know it has something to do with music and fashion that I would like to blah blog about in this post. And so what’s up with that Mary Poppins look that is on the streets these days when it comes to fashion with all of the clothing being either pleated, puffed, or Mary Poppined up in some sort of way. And those half sleeves that everyone is wearing everywhere on the streets that is to be found in clothing stores everywhere these days, I still can not comprehend as a fashion statement. And every era has its fashion trends I guess. And so that photo above with that trippy looking red color was taken by Sugarcane of East Village Pharmacy, and his cool amazingly high tech camera phone, is of Welf, Kevin, Joe, Kevin, Mike and Chris of Funk Monk, or Monk Funk as I have seen it listed on the Lucky Cat’s website, with their horns and drums performing at The Lucky Cat as part of their Brooklyn Experiments series. And that Lucky Cat restaurant, bar and lounge is doing the go green it’s the new thing thing, as they have vegetarian and vegan food and their delivery containers are made of biodegradable and or compostable materials. And their paper that covered that straw that came with that drink was an eco product made from corn and 100% compostable. And they are helping to save planet mother earth I guess. And they are located on that trendie indie rock scene street of Grand with all of its bars and clubs, in that trendy indie hipster rock scene neighborhood of Williamsburg, Brooklyn in that City of New York. And their venue rocks. And every decade of New York seems to have it’s era, at least when it comes to real estate. Have a great music and fashion day.
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The Deli Magazine

The The Deli Magazine will have an All Day Deli Show during the Dumbo Art Under The Bridge Festival this weekend. I know because their email that they sent says so. And I have been an avid reader every so often of that Deli Magazine and its indie rock, folk scene and more when it comes to being all music all the time. You can read their NYC Top 20 with bands like Vampire Weekend, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TV on the Radio, The Strokes, Brazilian Girls, LCD Soundsystem, Animal Collective, Interpol, The National, We Are Scientists and more. And then you can read about that CMJ 08 Music Marathon and Film Festival that is coming up in October with performances by Broken Social Scene, Deerhoof, Talib Kweli, Kid Sister and hundreds more. And that Deli Magazine usually writes about the coolest bands that play at the coolest places around that City of New York like Cake Shop, Crash Mansion, Knitting Factory, Lit Lounge, Niagara Bar, Sputnik, Union Hall, Annex, Goodbye Blue Monday, Trash Bar, Pete’s Candy Store, Bowery Ballroom, Bowery Poetry Club, Mercury Lounge, Rehab, Stain, Sidewalk Cafe, Union Pool, Arlene’s Grocery, The Shrine, Rockwood Music Hall and just about every other place to be found in New York City where there’s music to be heard. And they have just about what seems like over a zillion of every hand picked artist listed on their website from indie rock, post rock, experimental, loud rock, folk songwriters, mellow indie, lo fi, indie pop, psych rock, electronic, and almost any other music category one can think of. And so that email that Paolo sent on this day reads something like as follows:

Guys, We are having a free Deli show/party on Saturday in Dumbo, during the Art Under the Bridge Festival. There will be something like 21 artists playing from 2pm until night,paintings hanging on the walls and videos at Water Street Lounge that is a yearly event organized by the Dumbo Arts Center, lasting from 7pm on Friday 09.26 through Sunday 09.28. Over the festival weekend, art will be happening everywhere in Dumbo on the streets, sidewalks, storefronts, elevators, lobbies, the water, the waterfront, parks, nooks, crannies, delis, NY Water Taxi, and more. Along with the 65 plus new public art projects, over 100 local artists will open their studios to the public, and downstairs at the Water Street Lounge. On Saturday The Deli and SESAC will showcase 20 plus musical artists and 8 visual artists. Here’s the lineup: Clueless, Mascott, Craig Chin, Kagero, Jessica L Fenton, Lester Von Buween, Maia MacDonald, Pontus Gunve, The City Lights, Myles Turney, The Meanwhiles, Creaky Boards, Alice, Kelly Rae Powell, April Smith, Fresh Air Kids, The Feverfew, Tonearm, 55 Diet Kong,Object, Comandante Zero and Aderbat.

Have a great rockin music day
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The Weather

And with a hurricane approaching the country of America, Yahoo Headlines are starting to read topics like “With a historic evacuation of 1.9 million people from the Louisiana coast complete, guntoting police and National Guardsmen stood watch for a hurricane,” and CNN headlines that read “New Orleans imposes dusk-to-dawn curfew”. And guns are the worst invention of a death industry ever. If only guns could be abolished from every human being on the face of planet earth, as if property is worth more than human life. And what would happen if no one lost their lives to gun violence today, tomorrow and thereafter, would the media and advertising industry be out of a job? And it seems to be a vicious cycle of a beast that feeds upon itself. Is another world possible. Where is the world headed. Is there hope for the world and society in these days and times. And even when it seems as if the world is falling down all around me, I still find myself blah blogging sometimes. And for some reason this verse from the bible comes to mind on this day, “So I returned, and considered all the oppressions that are done under the sun: and behold the tears of such as were oppressed, and they had no comforter; and on the side of their oppressors there was power; but they had no comforter”. And for some reason I did not make it to that “Music Now” music event at the Brecht Forum that is taking place on this night with the Peoples Revolutionary Party and musicians The Black August Quintet with Ras,Walden Wimberley,Rashid Bakr(Charles Downs),Larry Roland,Matt Lavelle, On,Tor Yochai Snyder,Andre Martinez, The Seth Meicht Trio, James Keepnews,Mike Golub,Welf D.,Tom Chess,Matt Lavelle,Todd Nicholson,Daniel Carter,Nick Gianni and Ras Moshe. And I wanted to post a photo of those musicians performing there on this blog on this day in my blogaholicness. And that photo is not here as I am not there for some reason or another. Have a great music day.
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And while I am on the topic of events, there seems to be events, events, and more events going on. And Brazilian Girls, that really cool awesome band, has an album titled “New York City” that is to be found now. And I know because their website says so. And it seems to be a Nublu, Zebulon, and The Himalayas family and friends event with artists like Baaba Maal,Clark Gayton,Michael Irwin,Doug Wieselman,Kenny Wollesen,Didi Gutman,Richard Marriott,Mauro Refosco,Mike Williams,Aaron Johnston,Sabina Sciubba,Steven Bernstein,Byron Isaacs,Jesse Murphy,Héctor Castillo,Daniel Jodocy,Jennifer Harris,Jonathon Haffner,Dalius Naujo, William Paden Hensley, Chris Athens,Hollis King,Kenji Shimoda,Dahlia Ambach Caplin, Héctor Castillo,Dan Bora,Michael Trepagnier,Adam Thompson,Anne Metz, and Petar Timotic. And this Album rocks.

And there are even more events going on this weekend and beyond in that City of New York, and here is an email I received with one of them:

Hello all, Rucma, a progressive non-profit organization aiming to highten the awarness of the arts in every community, given the present situation in nyc, in which more and more art venues, spaces, opportunities are quickly diminishing at an absurdly rapid pace, as part of the effort to transform this crisis, RUCMA, Arts for Art, and the Vision Festival organizations are scheduling several performances in numerous community gardens around the city. Thank you! Arts for Art and Rise Up Creative Music and Arts present In Gardens Manhattan and Brooklyn Sunday September 7 Saturday September 13 What: Avant Gardens, an important step in embedding innovative music in our communities with avant jazz performances and workshops plus informationon affordable housing that doesn’t displace our gardens. Who: Cooper-Moore / Charles Gayle / Fay Victor / Gerald Cleaver Jason Kao Hwang / Lorenzo Sanguedolce / Rob Brown Bradley Farberman / Daniel Carter / Sabir Mateen / Daniel Levin Diana Wayburn / Todd Nicholson / Dave Sewelson / Matt Lavelle Roy Nathanson / Steve Swell / James Keepnews / and many others The Avant Garden series is intended to strengthen the artists’connection to their community. Literature from the Metropolitan Council on Housing, as well as other information that we have put together on affordable housing that does not displace our gardens will be made available. RUCMA AND ARTS FOR ART Rise Up Creative Music and Art (RUCMA) is a grassroots group of artists and their supporters whose goal is to embed art in the communities of NYC. GARDEN LOCATIONS AND PERFORMERS In Gardens SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Manhattan (LES)Parque de Tranquilidad: 4th St. between Ave. C & D -Workshop led by Daniel Levin-Improvising Strings led by Cristian Amigo (guitar) withDaniel Levin (cello), Francois Grillot (bass) and David Moss (bass)-Cooper Moore Solo : Manhattan (LES)6BC Botanical Garden: 6th St. between Ave. B & C-Diana Wayburn (flute), Ken Silverman (guitar) and Kevin Ray (bass), Workshop led by Jason Kao Hwang, Jason Kao Hwang (violin), Todd Nicholson (bass) and Zen Matsuura (drums), Rob Brown solo : Manhattan (Hell’s Kitchen)Clinton Community Garden: 48th St. between 9 & 10 Ave, Dave Sewelson (bari sax) and Darius Jones (alto sax), Brad Farberman (guitar) and Chris DiMeglio (trumpet), Open Jam! : Brooklyn (Bedford-Stuyvesant)Target Community Garden: Bedford Ave. & Dekalb Ave, The Firefly Collective: Ophra Wolf, Tatyana Tenenbaum and Danica Holoviak (movement), Lorenzo Sanguedolce (tenor sax), Chris DiMeglio (trumpet), Tom Zlabinger (bass) and Tim Bulkley (drums), Ahmed Abdullah (trumpet) and Monique NGozi Nri (poetry), Workshop SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 : Manhattan (LES): 6th Street and Avenue B Garden-Workshop led by Steve Swell, Charles Gayle (alto sax) / Jackson Krall (drums), Dom Minasi (guitar) / Steve Swell (trombone) : Manhattan (LES)El Jardin del Paraiso E. 4th and 5th Streets betw. Ave. C & D, Steve Dalachinsky, Miriam Parker and others : Brooklyn (Bedford-Stuyvesant)Hattie Carthan Community Garden: Clifton Ave. and Marcy Ave., Workshop led by Fay Victor, Kyoko Kitamura (vocals), Khabu Doug Young (guitar, ukelele) plus Special Guest, Fay Victor (vocals) and Anders Nilsson (guitar) : Brooklyn (Crown Heights)Walt L. Shamel Garden: Dean St. betw. Bedford and Franklin Ave. Despers USA (Steel Drum Group), Sabir Mateen (reeds), Hilliard Greene (bass) and Zen Matsuura, Soundpainting workshop: Lorenzo Sangueldolce and Eric Eigner: Brooklyn (Red Hook)Red Hook Community Farm: Corner of President and Van Brunt St., Two Sisters: Dave Sewelson (bari sax), Claire Daly (bari sax),Dave Hofstra (bass), Otic Band: Dave Sewelson (bari sax), Todd Nicholson (bass),Mike Golub (drums), Peoples Revolutionary Party: James Keepnews (guitar),Daniel Carter (reeds), Ras Moshe (reeds), Tom Chess (reeds), Matt Lavelle (trumpet), Nick Gianni (bari sax), Welf Dorr (alto sax), Ted McEvoy (el. bass), Mike Golub (drums) Brooklyn (Windsor Terrace)East Fourth Street Community Garden East 4th Street between Fort Hamilton Parkway and Caton Avenue, Gerald Cleaver (drums), Roy Nathanson (reeds), Jean Carla Rodea (vocals) and David Moss (bass). And you can visit Vision Festival for more information.
Have a great music day.
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Zebulon

Hey Bloggers, Zebulon is having a lot of concerts and performances. I know because this pink flyer on this table says so. And it is a pink flyer with their monthly July schedule with artists and musicians like Pogo in Togo, Noveller, Willy Wierd and Sister Resistor, Andy Friedman and The Other Failures, The Defibulators,Kaoru Watanabe, Tatsuya Nakatani,Kakande ,Famoro Dioubate and Friends, Guinee brooklyn, Kaneng Lolang Zozo Afro Beat,Moisturizer, Burnt Sugar,Lucibel Crater, twi the humble feather plus Benjamin wetherill,Ryan Sawyer,Susan Alcorn, Patrick Holmes,Sharon Van Etten plus Boutros Effendi, Drew Victor, Rock Banned, Nick Panken, and the Tougarake,The Waaw Band, the Dutch East India Company, Mamma Macabre, Die Haifische,Taylor Ho Bynum, Abraham Gomez Delgado project, Michael Attias, Megachurch, Melanie Moser and the eleventh hour band, Stagger Back Brass Band, Accordion Death Squad,Ivana XL , Airwaves , Luke Temple , Lizzy Grant, Cleve Pozar, Cooper Moore, Darius Jones, The SuperPowers brooklyn, Effi Briest,Marques Tolliver and the Sometimes, Anna K Jarosz,Paraguaylofi,Moonengineer,Glasser plus Shock Cinema,Baye Kouyate , Eli, Samba and Friends presents Mighty AfroAmerico Percussion,Meta and the Cornerstones,Unicornicopia Natalie Weiss plus Skeleton,Taylor Ho Bynum, Abraham Gomez, project in sounds,Polka Madre, Nicky,Jess, Tyler , Jordi and friends, DJ Jaiko Suzuki, Dub Is A Weapon,Casperous Vine,Spanish Prisoners, miles benjamin anthony robinson, Rasp Thorne Presents, Stuart Bogie and Friends, Super Human Happiness, Clinton Van Gemert,Container plus Sonido Chongo Bicycleta, Paris Suit Yourself Holly Miranda and more in Brooklyn.
And how exactly this pink flyer wound up on my friends table, I am not exactly sure as maybe they went to that club and bar at some point and got it there, as I have also found myself there every once in a blue moon as one of those New York City dwellers looking for entertainment nightlife, jazz and other music. And Kenny and that group “The Himalayas” played there at some point in time also, with their orchestra and horns that’s a great marching sound indeed. And so I found myself visiting Zebulon’s MySpace page that is listed on this flyer also, and that page rocks. And if you are not exactly who, what or where a Zebulon is, at least the name sounds interesting, almost like that other really cool club Nublu in the East Village of New York. And what’s a Zebulon anyway, does that word mean or translate into something else in another language. And does that internet bible dictionary Wikipedia have an entry for that. And Zebulon is this really cool happening place in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn and they are all music all the time. Have a great music day.
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The Tea Lounge


And so I somehow found myself winding up at this place called the Tea Lounge that’s this really cool lounge in Park Slope, Brooklyn with seemingly a ton of couches everywhere and people all sitting there looking at their laptops all the time drinking tea and lots of tea. And that place seems so cool that I could just sit there all day and night blah blogging away on some laptop, seemingly if they have free wi fi at least. And that place is located across the street from another place that I have heard of called the Park Slope Food Co op, or is that the Park Slope food coop? Anyway, and so my friends band “Funk Monk” was playing there that night, and so was this other band called “The Bird Hive Boys”. And Funk Monk was a jazzy night, and Bird Hive Boys was a bluesy, bluegrass sort of night that night. And their music rocked. And then there is another story of gentrification, almost genocide of yet another long time establishment that has fallen to the housing crisis of New York in this rent going through the roof, one needs ten roommates to survive era. Someone said that the Tea Lounge on 7th Avenue, or is it 10th Street will be closing at the end of this month. And will this place be replaced by yet another bank. And does the housing crisis in New York, where even the yuppies can no longer afford the rent, reflect the state of the nation and the state of the world. And there seems to be overdevelopement and a wrecking ball going through this town so fast that I can not keep track, as a new building seems to go up or out of business, or opens for business and seems to appear and disappear out of nowhere that was not there the week before, each week I walk down most any block of this city. And the landscape is changing. And it seems as if someone should keep track and write some sort of obituary for all of the businesses that are losing and have lost their lives so fast in this town for usually the sake of money. And CBGB marked an end of an area along with a host of other merchants and individuals in this city and its housing crisis of the decade 2000. And it seems as if every decade in real estate in New York has its era and is different, as New York seems to be ever changing, and the only thing constant is change. And what does the next decade hold for New York and its real estate, if anything. And will squatting and the land of the free ever arise again. And for some reason that phrase “Class War, Class War, Class War on the Poor” comes to mind. Long Live The Lower East Side. And in other thoughts I read that there is a recession and a depression, a foreclosure crisis, Uncle Sam is going broke with the European Union and the food is disappearing, and the animals are dying and disappearing and the globe is warming, and the climate is changing, and there are wars, wars, and rumors of wars, and the world seems to be spinning out of control. Is there hope for the world. And what if anything, does this have to do with a No Police State? Peace on earth and goodwill to all mankind. Have a great music day.
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Central Park SummerStage

Hey Bloggers, it’s that summertime of year again and summer festivals are happening again. It seems to be time for those outdoor concerts here in New York City and around the world again. And Central Park Summer Stage is one of those festivals that seem to happen each summer time of year in that city of New York. And that festival is happening now and it’s free. I know because this weeks Nonsense NYC list and a bunch of other publications and advertisements says so. And so I thought to post their schedule if you happen to be in the neighborhood, that Central Park SummerStage music is worth checking out, and also because, hey, it’s less writing sometimes:

Friday, June 13,Mavis Staples, Stephanie McKay,
Saturday, June 14, Vampire Weekend, Kid Sister
Sunday, June 15, Victor Manuelle and Special Guests
Friday, June 20,Comedy Central Park Featuring: Stephen Lynch and Mike Birbiglia, hosted by Julian McCullough, The 2nd Annual evening of comedy and music presented in association with Comedy Central.
Saturday, June 21, Definitely Poetry Featuring: Kokayi, Lemon, La Bruja, Will Power, JLove Calderon, A special evening of live music and poetry.
Sunday, June 22, Yael Naim, David Donatien, Piers Faccini
Thursday, June 26, Thievery Corporation (live) with Seu Jorge with Special Guests Bebel Gilberto & Federico Aubele
Saturday, June 28, Vieux Farka Toure, Fallou Dieng, Kaleta & ZoZo Afrobeat, Dj Sirak
Sunday, June 29, Mosh Ben Ari, Rupa and The April Fishes, Y-Love, DJ Diwon
Saturday, July 05, Rachid Taha, Dengue Fever, Apollo Heights
Sunday, July 6, Seun Kuti and Egypt 80, Afrika Bambaataa, Love Trio with U-Roy
Wednesday, July 9,Music & Film, La Lupe Queen of Latin Soul, directed by Ela Troyano
Bragging Rights: Stickball Stories, directed by Sonia N. Gonzalez, Cucu Diamentes
Thursday, July 10, Music & Film, The Harder they Come, directed by Perry Henzell
I-Wayne
Friday, July 11, Rennie Harris / Pure Movement, Francesca Harper Project
Saturday, July 12, Julieta Venegas, Plastilina Mosh, DJ Bitman
Sunday, July 13,Global Family Day!, Big Nazo, Baby Loves Salsa, featuring Jose Conde,
Cinderella Samba
Thursday, July 17, Junot Diaz
Friday, July 18, Video Music Box 25th Anniversary Concert
Saturday, July 19,Gospel Day, Donald Lawrence, Hezekiah Walker, Dave Hollister
Sunday, July 20, Santogold, Diplo, Plastic Little, A-Trak, Kid Cudi
Wednesday, July 23, Mark Knopfler, A benefit concert for Central Park SummerStage produced by Live Nation.
Saturday, July 26, Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, PeepDance
Sunday, July 27, Taj Majal, Skatalites, Los Pinguos, A special concert in association with Putumayo World Music in celebration of their 15th Anniversary.
Tuesday, July 29, Crosby, Stills & Nash, A benefit concert for Central Park SummerStage produced by Live Nation.
Thursday, July 31, Richard Price, Charles Bock
Friday, August 1, DanceBrazil, Max Pollak and RumbaTap
Saturday, August 2, Roy Hargrove Big Band and Special Guests
Sunday, August 3, Janelle Monae, Little Jackie, Jose James, Gilles Peterson Presented in association with Giant Step.
Wednesday, August 6, Sonny Rollins, A benefit concert for Central Park SummerStage produced by Bowery Presents.
Friday, August 8, Jennifer Muller / The Works, Erica Essner Performance Co-Op
Saturday, August 9, Mexican Heritage Day, Kinky, Alejandro Escovedo with Strings
Pistolera
Sunday, August 10, CineFest Brasil, The House of Tom – Mundo, Monde, Mondo, directed by Ana Jobin, Maria Rita
Thursday, August 14, Los Lonely Boys, Los Lobos
Friday, August 15, Bajofondo, Osunlade & The Yoruba Soul Orchestra
Saturday, August 16, Battles, Black Dice,
Sunday, August 17, Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, Menahan Street Band, Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens
Have a great summer festival day
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A Nublu Anniversary

Hey Bloggers, that really cool club nublu , located in New York’s East Village that I have found my way to every so often over time, must be having their 6 years annual anniversary party again this year and this week. I know because I received one of those MySpace emails from elodieO with a title that read “elodieO/Nublu Anniversary week/thursday june 26th”, and a passage that reads ” elodieO at Nublu as Part of Nublu Anniversary week followed by Didi Gutman’s (Brazilian Girls) new extravaganza plus Inflagranti, Thursday, june 26th at NUBLU9. And so I went to visit their website, and sure enough their schedule reads “Nublu 6 years”, with their schedule for this weeks that reads something like:
“ZIGMAT plays, ADELINE plays, DODO spinns DUB, Brandao and Brasil 80 with Marianni…Brasil Party !!!, DIZZY VENTILATORS plays the early set, GREG CAZ spinns, SHITTY SHITTY JAM BAND plays…, SOUNDS FOR YOUR HOUNDS plays the early set,THE BOGMAN aka Gypsy Bogdan spinns, THE REAL LIVE SHOW play, WAZZABI plays the early set…, JUSTIN CARTER spinns.., I LED THREE LIVES plays… Ilhan Ersahin, Juini Booth, Jochen Rueckert, HEART:BEAT SESSIONS plays the early set, DJ PROBUS spinns, Betty Black …with Sylvia from KUDU plays, BELL plays the early set, MOBY spinns, Nublu Orchestra conducted by Butch Morris …not to be missed !!, DEX FROM UNDERGROUND RESISTENCE spinns, HESS IS MORE plays, OPSVIK-KORNSTAD plays the early set, KINGSTON 19 and RHENOCHILD spinn, Brasil PARTY !!, VANA plays the early set, BECO selects, DIDI’S THE QUACKATORIANS plays, elodieO plays the early set, IN FLAGRANTI spinns, LOVE TRIO plays… Ilhan Ersahin, Jesse Murphy, Kenny Wollesen, WOLLESONIC plays the early set…, BRENNAN GREEN spinns.., CLARK GAYTON plays… not to miss, PYEND THREADGILL plays the early set, MKL spinns, FORRO IN THE DARK …plays the anniversary finale !!, JORGE CONTINENTINO & GUILHERME MONTEIRO plays the early set, DJ SABO spinns.
And their music rocks. Have a great music day.
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Rap Videos

Hip Hop music and videos, you don’t stop, or something like that the verse may go. And if you happen to be looking for rap lyrics, Rap Artist has just added rap videos to their rap artists and lyrics website. You can now find hip hop and rap videos as well as all of your favorite rap and hip hop artists at their website. Their website is all rap and hip hop all the time.

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