Indie Fliks - The best in local and independent films
About: Indie Flicks will allow the film industry and those interested in the film industry to network and socialize with both professional and aspiring directors, producers, actors, and filmmakers of all genres. The event will also allow local and new filmmakers the chance to showcase their work.
Door charge $7
The program will open with one hour DJ set from 6-7
Screening of Local Shorts 7-7:30
Featured Film: 7:30 - 9
Free Popcorn
UPRISING
Archangel Soundsystem and Sonotheque present Uprising every Sunday night 10pm-2am
No cover
21+
Resident Dj Papa G and weekly guest Djs Zebo - Major Talyor - Dj Blackish
spinning reggae and dancehall classics - dub - roots and culture.
$3 PBR
$5 RED STRIPE W/ SHOT OF SAILOR JERRY RUM
Description-(TIMEOUT CHICAGO)
Sunday is still reggae and dub night at Sonotheque, even if the residents have reshuffled every year or two. Papa G took over recently, bringing in utility hitters Zebo and Major Taylor for a night of strictly classic dancehall, roots, dub and reggae jams.
Papa G bio....
DJ PAPA G STARTED SHARING HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC IN 1997 AT UCSB?S CAMPUS STATION KCSB 91.9FM. PAPA G WAS INVITED TO SPIN FOR A POPULAR AND LONG RUNNING SHOW CALLED CHAMPION SOUNDS WITH NAT. T MILES HIGH.
IN 1999 PAPA G MOVED BACK TO CHICAGO HIS HOMETOWN,WHERE HE CONTINUES TO SHARE HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC. DJ PAPA G HAS SPUN AND HAS HELD RESDENCIES IN OVER 30 LOCAL CHICAGO CLUBS AND BARS. A RECENT LIST OF VENUES INCLUDE- THE WILD HARE - FUNKY BUDDHA LOUNGE - - ZENTRA - OHM - SONOTHEQUE - SUBTERRANEAN - BUTTERFLY SOCIAL CLUB - - DARK ROOM - THE HOT HOUSE - VIADUCT THEATER - ONTOURAGE - - BETTY?S BLUE STAR LOUNGE - INNJOY - LAVA LOUNGE - EXEDUS II - THE NOTE - KINETIC PLAYGROUND - CAFE LURA - TINI MARTINI - TSUKI - TOKYO 21 - EXEDUS II
DJ PAPA G HAS SHARED A STAGE WITH TOP REGGAE ARTISTS AND BANDS INCLUDING - MIKEY DREAD - JUNIOR REID and THE ONE LOVE BAND - - CRF 2007 JUNIOR KELLY - QUEEN IFRICA - THIRD WORLD - MORGAN HERITAGE - - CULTURE - CHAKA DEMAS AND PILERS - BEENIE MAN - GIANT GUERILLA PANDA DUB SQUAD - GROUNDATION - INNER CIRCLE - RAS KELLY - - THE DRASTICS - DEALS GONE BAD - INDIKA - LOS VICIOS DE PAPA.
DJ PAPA G HAS A MISSION TO PROMOTE AND CONTINUE TO SPREAD A POSITIVE MUSICAL MESSAGE OF UNITY THRU REGGAE MUSIC.
FLOSSTRADAMUS
9pm-2am
Only $7 Cover!
FLOSSTRADAMUS:
2 DJs, 3 turntables, and lots of people getting buck on the dancefloor. Forget what you think you know about spinning records. In 2005, DJs no longer need be characterized by n arrow labels like "hip hop," ghetto tech," or "house." Jocks can sweep across all of those genres, mash them up together, and create something wholly new--something that can't be easily pigeonholed.
Take it from Flosstradamus, the newly formed but already dynamic DJ duo comprised of Josh Young (J2K) and Curt Cameruci (Autobot). Like the emerging generation of post-millennium dancefloor crashers of the same ilk (see: Major Taylor, locally, and Diplo and Low Budget of Hollertronix nationally), Flosstradamus are more interested in getting the crowd moving--and grinding and sweating and bumping and shaking--than impressing any music elitists in the audience. They cut through genres indiscriminately, likely to play during any given half-hour: Le Tigre's "Deceptacon," Killer Mike's "My Chrome" and the Cure's "Lovesong"--perhaps sequentially, if you're lucky.
With two men, a three-turntable setup, and an impressive catalogue of sounds (Young and Cameruci use programs called Serato and Final Scratch, respectively, which allows them to transfer all of their vinyl--at least 20 crates' worth--to MP3s and treat them as records on the turntables).
Link:
http://www.myspace.com/flosstradamus
We wish you the merriest holiday! Cheers!
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UPRISING
Archangel Soundsystem and Sonotheque present Uprising every Sunday night 10pm-2am
No cover
21+
Resident Dj Papa G and weekly guest Djs Zebo - Major Talyor - Dj Blackish
spinning reggae and dancehall classics - dub - roots and culture.
$3 PBR
$5 RED STRIPE W/ SHOT OF SAILOR JERRY RUM
Description-(TIMEOUT CHICAGO)
Sunday is still reggae and dub night at Sonotheque, even if the residents have reshuffled every year or two. Papa G took over recently, bringing in utility hitters Zebo and Major Taylor for a night of strictly classic dancehall, roots, dub and reggae jams.
Papa G bio....
DJ PAPA G STARTED SHARING HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC IN 1997 AT UCSB?S CAMPUS STATION KCSB 91.9FM. PAPA G WAS INVITED TO SPIN FOR A POPULAR AND LONG RUNNING SHOW CALLED CHAMPION SOUNDS WITH NAT. T MILES HIGH.
IN 1999 PAPA G MOVED BACK TO CHICAGO HIS HOMETOWN,WHERE HE CONTINUES TO SHARE HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC. DJ PAPA G HAS SPUN AND HAS HELD RESDENCIES IN OVER 30 LOCAL CHICAGO CLUBS AND BARS. A RECENT LIST OF VENUES INCLUDE- THE WILD HARE - FUNKY BUDDHA LOUNGE - - ZENTRA - OHM - SONOTHEQUE - SUBTERRANEAN - BUTTERFLY SOCIAL CLUB - - DARK ROOM - THE HOT HOUSE - VIADUCT THEATER - ONTOURAGE - - BETTY?S BLUE STAR LOUNGE - INNJOY - LAVA LOUNGE - EXEDUS II - THE NOTE - KINETIC PLAYGROUND - CAFE LURA - TINI MARTINI - TSUKI - TOKYO 21 - EXEDUS II
DJ PAPA G HAS SHARED A STAGE WITH TOP REGGAE ARTISTS AND BANDS INCLUDING - MIKEY DREAD - JUNIOR REID and THE ONE LOVE BAND - - CRF 2007 JUNIOR KELLY - QUEEN IFRICA - THIRD WORLD - MORGAN HERITAGE - - CULTURE - CHAKA DEMAS AND PILERS - BEENIE MAN - GIANT GUERILLA PANDA DUB SQUAD - GROUNDATION - INNER CIRCLE - RAS KELLY - - THE DRASTICS - DEALS GONE BAD - INDIKA - LOS VICIOS DE PAPA.
DJ PAPA G HAS A MISSION TO PROMOTE AND CONTINUE TO SPREAD A POSITIVE MUSICAL MESSAGE OF UNITY THRU REGGAE MUSIC.
$10 Cover
featuring
BEARRIES
ACID GIRLS
Celebrating Sonotheque's 6 Year Anniversary
Free complimentary CD to first 200 guests
Groove Merchants/DJs/Crate Diggers:
JOE BRYL (Sonotheque)
ERIC WILLIAMS (The Silver Room)
Doors: 9pm -2am
Cover: Only $5
For free cover RSVP: info@sonotheque.net
Featuring the best in Soulful House, Nu Jazz, Broken Beat, Brazilian, Funk, Disco Boogie, Afro Beat, Hip Hop and much, much more!
]]> For the past 6 years, Sonotheque has presented both locally and globally some of the most adventurous and cutting-edge artists currently working within the modern club dance scene. With its state-of-the-art Funktion One sound system (the first in the U.S.); Sonotheque has given these artists/performers a musical environment that showcases their immense and varying talents within an acoustically vibrant space.Starting out originally as a listening lounge presenting music that most local clubs shied away from, Sonotheque expanded on its mission by complimenting the local music talent with artists from all the corners of the globe. Forgoing the cult of the VIP; Sonotheque's policy was always one of inclussiveness without any enforced dress code and an environment that was open to one and all.
During the past 6 years Sonotheque has worked locally with some of Chicago's most vibrant artists, djs and musicians. These include. . .
Telefon Tel Aviv, Kahil El Zabar, Dark Wave Disco, Kate Simko, Deeper Soul, All Natural, Anthony Nicholson, Flosstradamus, Topp Don, Jordan Zawidah, Twilite Tone, Deep House Page, Bombay Beatbox, Kelan Phil Cohran, VOLATL, MOD Chicago, Lumpen, Tone B Nimble, Ron Trent, Good For The Party, Mark Grant, BSTC, Liz Revision, Aguzate DJ Crew, Supreme Court, Jesse De La Pena, Kennedy Octane, Sonny Daze, Sean Alvarez, Rocktapussy, Million $ Mano, Poi Dog Pondering, Hollywood Holt, Jeff Parker, The Hood Internet and many more.
Sonotheque has also presented a who's who of talent from around the globe. These include...
Thievery Corporation, IG Culture, ?uestlove, Tetine, Lady Sovereign, King Britt, Nicola Conte, Peanut Butter Wolf, Francois K, Biz Markie, Osunlade, Aesop Rock, Greyboy, LTJ Bukem, Joe Claussel, Beans, Grand Master Flash, Rich Medina, 9th Wonder, Elliot Lipp, Prefuse 73, Jean Grae, A-Trak, MF Doom, Truby Trio, DJ Marlboro, P'Taah, Djinji Brown, Si Se, Liquid Liquid, Quantic, TV on the Radio, Alexander Robotnick, Matthew Dear, Madlib, Bonobo, Steve Aoki, Bobby Friction, Maga Bo, Tommie Sunshine, Junior Sanchez, Black Milk, Chromeo, Yo! Majesty, MSTRKRFT, Ellen Allien, Lindstrom, Sinden, Spank Rock, The Juan MaClean, VHS or Beta, The Villians and much more.
We would like to thank all of the above, and all others involved here not mentioned but not forgotten, for contributing to the last 6 years collaboration.
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UPRISING
Archangel Soundsystem and Sonotheque present Uprising every Sunday night 10pm-2am
No cover
21+
Resident Dj Papa G and weekly guest Djs Zebo - Major Talyor - Dj Blackish
spinning reggae and dancehall classics - dub - roots and culture.
$3 PBR
$5 RED STRIPE W/ SHOT OF SAILOR JERRY RUM
Description-(TIMEOUT CHICAGO)
Sunday is still reggae and dub night at Sonotheque, even if the residents have reshuffled every year or two. Papa G took over recently, bringing in utility hitters Zebo and Major Taylor for a night of strictly classic dancehall, roots, dub and reggae jams.
Papa G bio....
DJ PAPA G STARTED SHARING HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC IN 1997 AT UCSB?S CAMPUS STATION KCSB 91.9FM. PAPA G WAS INVITED TO SPIN FOR A POPULAR AND LONG RUNNING SHOW CALLED CHAMPION SOUNDS WITH NAT. T MILES HIGH.
IN 1999 PAPA G MOVED BACK TO CHICAGO HIS HOMETOWN,WHERE HE CONTINUES TO SHARE HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC. DJ PAPA G HAS SPUN AND HAS HELD RESDENCIES IN OVER 30 LOCAL CHICAGO CLUBS AND BARS. A RECENT LIST OF VENUES INCLUDE- THE WILD HARE - FUNKY BUDDHA LOUNGE - - ZENTRA - OHM - SONOTHEQUE - SUBTERRANEAN - BUTTERFLY SOCIAL CLUB - - DARK ROOM - THE HOT HOUSE - VIADUCT THEATER - ONTOURAGE - - BETTY?S BLUE STAR LOUNGE - INNJOY - LAVA LOUNGE - EXEDUS II - THE NOTE - KINETIC PLAYGROUND - CAFE LURA - TINI MARTINI - TSUKI - TOKYO 21 - EXEDUS II
DJ PAPA G HAS SHARED A STAGE WITH TOP REGGAE ARTISTS AND BANDS INCLUDING - MIKEY DREAD - JUNIOR REID and THE ONE LOVE BAND - - CRF 2007 JUNIOR KELLY - QUEEN IFRICA - THIRD WORLD - MORGAN HERITAGE - - CULTURE - CHAKA DEMAS AND PILERS - BEENIE MAN - GIANT GUERILLA PANDA DUB SQUAD - GROUNDATION - INNER CIRCLE - RAS KELLY - - THE DRASTICS - DEALS GONE BAD - INDIKA - LOS VICIOS DE PAPA.
DJ PAPA G HAS A MISSION TO PROMOTE AND CONTINUE TO SPREAD A POSITIVE MUSICAL MESSAGE OF UNITY THRU REGGAE MUSIC.
VOLATL tm [talent management], listed and Chicago’s Sonotheque Lounge proudly join together to offer a holiday celebration with Exercise One.
9pm - 2am
Cover $15
$10 with RSVP to info@VOLATL.com
Exercise One are quickly becoming recognized as key figures in Berlin’s rapidly revitalizing techno movement and as representatives of the scene’s enduring communal spirit. The duo are coming to Chicago with an arsenal of releases on well-respected labels such as Mobilee, Crosstown Rebels and Dumb-Unit. This is Exercise One’s second appearance in Chicago; their last was at listed Chicago launch party in May 2007. Also joining us on this evening is a solid cast of local and national talent. Kate Simko will be performing along with local favorites Hac Le and Jason Patrick.
Past VOLATL and listed collaborations include the wildly successful Varsity Allstars 2007 party with Adultnapper, which drew between nearly 400 club-goers to the 12-hour daytime event and "A Teknokolor Dream" with Maetrik and Ambivalent, which, in the middle of a 13 inch blizzard saw a packed house in the Chicago warehouse District. Rarely does the EDM scene see such top notch promotional groups work together in harmony like this. Don’t miss this chance to witness what happens when great minds, great ideas and great music come together under one roof.
Sonotheque, with its Funktion One sound system and sleek, modern and refined décor fits will fit perfectly for the mood, tempo and direction of the monthly. Labeled as one of the most prominent venues for EDM in city of Chicago, Sonotheque has built this reputation by providing top notch service, sound and facilities.
RSVP to info@VOLATL.com
]]>Hosted by: The Path
Visuals by: Giroscopio
featuring
CHARLEY GARCIA
DJ X-RAY
9pm - 2am
]]>DEREK SPECS
CURTFIELD (FLOSSTRADAMUS)
THE TWELVES
9pm - 2am
$10 Cover
UPRISING
Archangel Soundsystem and Sonotheque present Uprising every Sunday night 10pm-2am
No cover
21+
Resident Dj Papa G and weekly guest Djs Zebo - Major Talyor - Dj Blackish
spinning reggae and dancehall classics - dub - roots and culture.
$3 PBR
$5 RED STRIPE W/ SHOT OF SAILOR JERRY RUM
Description-(TIMEOUT CHICAGO)
Sunday is still reggae and dub night at Sonotheque, even if the residents have reshuffled every year or two. Papa G took over recently, bringing in utility hitters Zebo and Major Taylor for a night of strictly classic dancehall, roots, dub and reggae jams.
Papa G bio....
DJ PAPA G STARTED SHARING HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC IN 1997 AT UCSB?S CAMPUS STATION KCSB 91.9FM. PAPA G WAS INVITED TO SPIN FOR A POPULAR AND LONG RUNNING SHOW CALLED CHAMPION SOUNDS WITH NAT. T MILES HIGH.
IN 1999 PAPA G MOVED BACK TO CHICAGO HIS HOMETOWN,WHERE HE CONTINUES TO SHARE HIS LOVE FOR REGGAE MUSIC. DJ PAPA G HAS SPUN AND HAS HELD RESDENCIES IN OVER 30 LOCAL CHICAGO CLUBS AND BARS. A RECENT LIST OF VENUES INCLUDE- THE WILD HARE - FUNKY BUDDHA LOUNGE - - ZENTRA - OHM - SONOTHEQUE - SUBTERRANEAN - BUTTERFLY SOCIAL CLUB - - DARK ROOM - THE HOT HOUSE - VIADUCT THEATER - ONTOURAGE - - BETTY?S BLUE STAR LOUNGE - INNJOY - LAVA LOUNGE - EXEDUS II - THE NOTE - KINETIC PLAYGROUND - CAFE LURA - TINI MARTINI - TSUKI - TOKYO 21 - EXEDUS II
DJ PAPA G HAS SHARED A STAGE WITH TOP REGGAE ARTISTS AND BANDS INCLUDING - MIKEY DREAD - JUNIOR REID and THE ONE LOVE BAND - - CRF 2007 JUNIOR KELLY - QUEEN IFRICA - THIRD WORLD - MORGAN HERITAGE - - CULTURE - CHAKA DEMAS AND PILERS - BEENIE MAN - GIANT GUERILLA PANDA DUB SQUAD - GROUNDATION - INNER CIRCLE - RAS KELLY - - THE DRASTICS - DEALS GONE BAD - INDIKA - LOS VICIOS DE PAPA.
DJ PAPA G HAS A MISSION TO PROMOTE AND CONTINUE TO SPREAD A POSITIVE MUSICAL MESSAGE OF UNITY THRU REGGAE MUSIC.
A truly memorable night of world music that pushes the envelope on diverse urban entertainment.
Featuring the best in African rhythms including: Kwaito, Ndombolo, Makossa, Coupe-Decalle, Zouk & Kompa!
Hosted by: Aurelien PV
9pm-3am
$10 cover before midnight - $15 after
Links to African music:
http://www.geocities.com/fbessem/frames/framemus.html
http://www.radioafrica.com.au/
http://www.sternsmusic.com/
http://www.myspace.com/analogafrica
http://likembe.blogspot.com/
http://matsuli.blogspot.com/
http://analogafrica.blogspot.com/
http://www.myspace.com/africabeat
http://www.voanews.com/english/africa/blog/
http://www.musicvideos.the-real-africa.com/
http://awesometapesfromafrica.blogspot.com/
http://zulurose.podomatic.com/
http://www.bolingo.org/audio/africa/congo/disco/45/african45/african_45.htm
http://www.africanmusiciansprofiles.com/
http://bolingo.org/audio/africa/congo/disco/
http://biochem.chem.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~endo/africa.html
http://www.soundwayrecords.com/
Kwaito is a music genre that emerged in Johannesburg, South Africa in the early 1990s. It is based on house music beats, but typically at a slower tempo and containing melodic and percussive African samples which are looped, deep basslines and often vocals, generally male, shouted or chanted rather than sung or rapped. More recently, Kwaito artists like Zola have rapped their lyrics in a hip-hop style, while others such as BOP and Oskido have sped up their beats and toned down the male chants to create a softer form of Kwaito or african house. Other prominent kwaito artists include Arthur, Mandoza and Mzekezeke. Kwaito's lyrics are usually in indigenous South African languages or in English, although several languages can be found in the same song. The name Kwaito itself is derived from the Afrikaans word Kwaai, meaning "angry", a word that has acquired a "cool" connotation.
Ndombolo:
The fast soukous music currently dominating dance floors in central, eastern and western Africa is called soukous ndombolo, performed by Awilo Longomba, Aurlus Mabele, Koffi Olomide and groups like Extra Musica, Wenge Musica among others.
The hip-swinging, booty-shaking dance to the fast pace of soukous ndombolo has come under criticism amid charges that it is obscene. There have been attempts to ban it in Mali, Cameroon and Kenya. After an attempt to ban it from state radio and television in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 2000, it became even more popular. In February, 2005 ndombolo music videos in the DR Congo were censored for indecency, and video clips by Koffi Olomide, JB M'Piana and Werrason were banned from the airwaves.
Makossa:
Makossa is a type of music which is most popular in urban areas in Cameroon. It is similar to soukous, except it includes strong bass rhythm and a prominent horn section. It originated from a type of Duala dance called kossa, with significant influences from jazz, ambasse bey, Latin music, highlife and rumba. While the makossa style began in the 1950's, the first recordings were not seen until a decade later. Artists such as Eboa Lotin, Misse Ngoh and especially Manu Dibango popularized the style outside of Cameroon in the later 1960s. Makassi is a lighter style of makossa. Sam Fan Thomas developed and popularised this variation in the mid-1980s and made makossa potentially more marketable.
The two musicians largely credited with modernising makossa are Manu Dibango and Emmanuel Nelle Eyoum. Eyoum start using the term 'kossa, kossa' in his songs with his group "Los Calvinos". But it was Emmanuel 'Manu' Dibango which popularised it to the world with his song "Soul Makossa" which came out in the early '70s with the famous chant 'mamase mamasa mamakossa', which was later used by Michael Jackson in "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" and Rihanna in "Don't Stop The Music" ('ma ma se, ma ma sa, ma ma coo sa').
Coupe-Decalle:
Coupe-Decalle, a dance phenomenon born in Paris in 2002, saw its origins emminating from the Ivory Coast. Artists like Joe Pappi and Douk Saga are true originators of the form, with its reliance on Congolese rhythms. Coupe-Decalle, like Jazz, soul and funk, has its own particular dances going under the names Orudencia, Farot-Farot, the Leapfrog, Sentiement, Moko, Konami, Foula Fouka and Festiboulance.
Zouk:
Zouk is a style of rhythmic music originating from Guadeloupe and Martinique. It has its roots in kompa music from Haiti, cadence music from Dominica, as popularised by Grammacks and Exile One. Zouk means "party" in the local creole of French with English and African influences, all three of which contribute the sound. In Europe it is particularly popular in France, while on the African islands of Cape Verde they have developed their own type of zouk.
Kompa:
Kompa (sometimes written Compas Direct, konpa direk, konpa or compa) is a musical genre as well as a dance that originates from Haïti. It was first explicitly named «Compas Direct» by Nemours Jean-Baptiste on a recording released in 1955. The name derives from compas, the Spanish word meaning rhythm or tone. It involves mostly medium-to-fast tempo beats with an emphasis on electric guitars, synthesizers, and either a solo alto saxophone, a horn section or the synthesizer equivalent. Unlike zouk, the lyrics are mostly in Haitian Creole, and it has a faster rhythm than zouk.
]]>with Resident DJ Joe Bryl
Host El Nico
9pm - 2am
No cover for Braziliance before 10pm / $5 after
Brazilian Links:
http://www.carnaval.com/music/samba.htm
http://www.metrotimes.com/20/37/Features/musTaste.htm
http://www.dustygroove.com/featured.php?cat=2
http://loronix.blogspot.com/2006_07_23_archive.html
http://www.diasporarecords.com/home2/
Urban centers like Sao Paulo, Brasília and Rio have a long history of creating sounds, both cosmopolitan and cutting edge. And for anyone familiar with Brazilian music, hybrid is as crucial an adjective as infectious. After all, Brazilians have been the quintessential postmodern musicians unearthing and exploring eccentric sounds both local and global. New Brazilian Beats explores this hybrid and infectious groove that has found its’ way to dance floors all over the world. Noted DJ/Maestro Joe Bryl leads the way, spinning from his vast collection, the pulsating new sounds you can’t ignore.
To help capture the feel of Brazil, on this night Sonotheque also offers you “The Braziliance Drinking Guide”, a special menu of liquid creations that capture the art of cocktailing in Rio. New interpertations of Mojitos and Caipirinhas are among the choices. Start off the evening with dinner at Flo (1434 W. Chicago) featuring a special Brazilian menu. Diners at Flo on Dec. 4, will be guests of Sonotheque for the event.
It is impossible to deny the influence that Brazil has on today’s global culture. From music and film to fashion and dance, Brazil has become one of the world’s most important resources of popular art and entertainment. BRAZILIANCE will bring you the finest in Brazilian sounds and culture. Sonotheque offers Brazilian beer and cocktails for your pleasure.
“Hosting DJ sets from heavy-hitters, Sonotheque has become the best place to glimpse the record collections of your favorite artists.” Robert Mentzer – URB Magazine.
Joe Bryl:
DJ Joe Bryl was once named by the Chicago Tribune as Chicago's "Most Interesting DJ.” He has been working in the club and entertainment industry for the last 20 years and was an original partner in the creation of HotHouse. A true pioneer continuing to push the international sounds as a DJ, he is also the artistic director for Sonotheque where he presents internationally renowned DJs. He holds the monthly "Braziliance" residency at Sonotheque which showcases the best in Brazilian beats, soulful Samba anfd funky favela. He has opened up for Seu Jorge at Millenium Park and has curated film events at The Chicago Cultural Center. He has also opened up for Os Mutantes at the Metro. He has also DJ'ed with the people as diverse as Madlib. Tetine, Greyboy, Giles Peterson, Kyoto Jazz Massive, Peanut Butter Wolf, Bonobo and Diplo.
With $3 SVEDKA cocktails & $3 Coronas...
Hosted by SCOTTANDREW.
9PM - 2AM
FREE Before 10pm, $5 after.