This is the kind of event that warms the hearts of Friends We Love. If you’re in LA, please support & have a good time!
It’s that time of year when the LA and So.Cal underground come together for one special night. This is the people’s party so we ask everyone to do their part and forward this invite to your friends. “One of us is not as strong as all of us” DJ DUSK
12th Annual THANKS GIVENDS Benefit
Annual fundraiser benefiting organizations that help promote arts programs for disadvantaged youth in our community.
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One of L.A.’s hardest working producers is working a little harder this year. Madlib’s Medicine Show is a once-a-month series of albums (that’s right, twelve albums in twelve months) that began back in January, the odd numbers being original production from Madlib, the even numbers mash-ups of some of the producer’s favorite obscure material. So far we’ve gotten everything from a Brazillian Funk mix (#2 in February) to the release of Madlib’s pre-2000 beat-tapes (#5 in May), and we’re now in the halfway-mark limbo between an excellent mix of bizarre foreign prog-rock (#6 in June) and this month’s original-production installation, High Jazz (#7). Madlib’s been on the scene since the late-90′s, crafting albums of hip-hop, jazz, R&B, Latin, and instrumentals at a staggering rate. If you’re a die-hard Madlib fan, be sure to pick up High Jazz when it drops on the 27th. If you’ve never heard of the man, the Medicine Show series is a perfect chance to get a feel for this many-talented producer’s unbeatable and incomparable style.
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