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Resfest 2002 Worldwide!
The Res Crew was down with digital back before you had a cell phone! An underground movement to create and showcase films using modern technology and a low budget was the goal. They come off very polished now as the “Res Media Group” with little history on their website of how it all began. But I remember when it started back in 1996 as the “Lowresfest” run out of an SF loft by co-founders Jonathan Wells and Bart Cheever. The original festival has split into two separate companies one being DF1LM and the other - Resfest. The latter kicks off it’s world tour at the Palace of Fine Arts this week featuring shorts, documentaries, animation, music videos, panel discussions and technology demos. Be sure to check out “Breath Control” (a beat box documentary) and “Cinema Electronica” a (compilation of electronic music videos) before your buddies in London, Seoul, Bristol, Cape Town, Sao Paulo and Osaka get to see it! Event: Resfest, Date: 9/18-9/22, Place: Palace of Fine Arts 3301 Lyon, Admission: $10 per screening, $80 full pass, More Info (JP)

Get Scratchy with ITF
If you’re looking to scope out some new cutting edge turntable talent, head down to SJ for the 2002 International Turntabilist Federation Bay Area Regional DJ Championships! The top two finalists chosen will advance to the national finals October 18th - 20th taking place in SF. Past finalists include the scratch happy king, Kid Koala, local DJs Relm, (2nd runner-up in the World Championships), and Vin Roc, who was 98’-99’ World Champion. Whew! Whoever rocks the house the hardest will head to the World Finals in Germany on November 16th. So it’s time for our SF masters to shine and show off those fast fingers. Cool graffiti and performance art will also be showcased tonight, giving the party a little visual flava. DJs include O-Sharp (from Blackalicious, Quannum), Ngobility, Cutsoqwik, and many other talented headz. Date: Thurs., 9/19 2002, Time: 7pm-2am, Place: Spy, 400 South First Street, downtown San Jose, Admission: $10 in advance, $15 day of show, presales @ www.ticketweb.com More info (GR)

Fashion Parade Benefit
I said this once, I’ll say it again: if you’re going to go out and spend your money at club, give it to the benefits first and pick up some karma points. The term ‘fashion show’ is an overused expression for this particular event which features new developments in the neo- “rocker” look as seen in Murio’s and Zeitgeist bars. So try something called the Fashion Parade instead - a fundraiser for the San Francisco Aids Foundation sponsored by Mega Saint. It highlights San Francisco designers, so you can check out the next big thing in the city before it gets to those cheese heads in your office’s sales department. And its not all just clothes - local DJ’s will be spinning, the Fabulous Ukelele Queens will be playing, and live performance art in the form of burlesque dancing and Brazilian martial arts. Date: Wed. 9/18, Time: 8pm, Place: The Cellar 685 Sutter St., Admission: ? (CW)

Breakdancing/Capoeira Separated at Birth?
Brazilian fever has swept SF, and it’s high time to swing those hips to some South American beats while viewing Capoeria dancing by Master Urburu Malandro and his students. A highlight of the night includes a battle between two handpicked teams of the “All Star Capoeristas” versus the “All Star B-Boys and B-Girls.” The winners will receive a prize of $225, so check out the teams on www.momodance.com and choose your team! To punctuate the festivities, DJ Adnan will bring his formidable tech house presence to the turntables, marking his return from a South American tour, and showing us some of that Brazilian infused house he picked up while he was away. The delicious altars created by Sherry, and visuals by Ramdogus will take you on quest through the hot jungle rhythms of Brazil and back. Entertainment includes: DJ Adnan, Batucada Drummers, DJ Ivan-I, DJ Moses, DJ Riddler?, DJ Nomadeeq. Expect tribal house to dancehall. Date: Sat., Sept. 21, 2002, Time: 10pm-4am, Place: Jelly’s Pier 50, Admission: $10 B4 11pm, $15 after, $8 presales @ www.ticketweb.com, More info (GR)

Aussie Sound Experiments
This one takes a little patience so if you're hoping to pop in for a quick listen before you go out in SOMA you might miss the experience. "Ten Hours of Sound" is a compilation of sound experimenters from Australia who are pushing the limits of how electronic sound is created. The results can be beautiful and serene or really jarring. The sounds affect your mood and after a while your thought patterns begin to flow with the music. The exhibit is just a stage with two speakers on it, no visual stimulation at all, you just have to listen. If you take the time though, it's a worthwhile lesson is synthestisia. Event: 10 Hours of Sound from Australia, Date: 9/16 & 9/17, Place: SF MOMA, Time: 11AM-6PM, Admission: $10, $6 with student ID, More Info (JM)

Metataggers: Digital Graffiti
Here is a very special exhibit featuring the collaborative effort of Paul Miller, a.k.a. experimental ambient trip hopper DJ Spooky and SF art ensemble, “47”. The goal of Metataggers is to “push the traditional boundaries of art outside the canvas, and museum walls, to anywhere light may travel”. Consisting of digital projections and sound, some show highlights feature a synchronous art and music performance by DJ Spooky, a new media film collaboration by 47 artists Phenom and Shepard Fairey, and 47/DJ Spooky collaborative video piece. The main medium in the show is digital projection, both video and still but media offshoots such as framed digital art objects, and digital print work will also be on display. Date: 9/13-9/22, Time: Wed-Sun 2-6pm, Place: Culture Cache Gallery 1800 Bryant at 17th St, Admission: Free, More Info (CW)

Independent Exposure
If your attention span is as short as mine (well, before the Adderal kicks in), then you’ll love “Independent Exposure”. It’s the fifth installment of the Microcinema series --a monthly screening program of international independent short films at 111 Minna. The works of thirteen emerging international directors are featured and a contemplative perspective of the world via international short films, videos and digital works. The program is a little over an hour long, with the average short being about 5 minutes. I’m looking forward to seeing the last one, “Icarus of Pittsburgh" about the greatest Steeler fan ever, who attempts to fly to heaven to see his father (in his own special suit” during the 1979 AFC Championship game. Does Terry Bradshaw have any idea of his philosophical impact? Date: Tuesday 9/24, Time: 8pm, Place: 111 Minna Gallery, Admission: $5, More Info (CW)

Jazzanova from Berlin!
If you are still rockin' that disco mixtape at 7am Sunday morning, it's time to understand the Jazzanova sound and vastly improve your come-down-chill-out experience. Jazzanova emerged in the 90's as a coalition of 3 DJ teams infusing drum n' bass, trip hop and house, all inspired by the improvisational flow of jazz. After a series of experimental sessions and collective projects, these 6 Scientists of sound mathematically put it down with the release of their debut EP, Carvelle in 1998. It rapidly rocked charts and sold out across Germany. It was only in late 2000 that the Jazzanova ensemble decided to issue their first full-length record. Remixes 1997-2000, again conquering dance charts and clubs all over Europe with their au natural beat treatment. Now with the 2002 release of In between Jazzanova is showing the world what the definition of "nu-jazz" is. Real instruments or programmed sounds? Who cares as long as we hear those warm emotive grooves. Event: Blasthaus Presents Jazzanova, Koop, Capitol A, Fluid, Tom Thump, Date: Monday 9/23, Time: 8pm, Venue: Ruby Skye, Admission: $15 presale , More info (JP)

Minute Melt - The Pygmy Shrew is a fascinating creature, the smallest animal in god's kingdom. It's born almost completely blind and must rely on it's barely barely adequate sense of smell for it's protection. it's fucked basically. [ Site ]. Submit your link of the week here.

So here is our Flyer Of The Week. its for d:Code at DNA Lounge this Thursday with Adam Freeland. This flyer’s design gives you the feeling of the cataclysmic nature of progressive breaks, a layering of different sounds in the cross-genre style of Freeland’s music. The design was conceived by Func Media a graphic design agency that designs flyers for numerous San Francisco clubs.

To be considered for Flyer Of The Week submit your flyer design here and tell us your style and inspiration, plus any link you'd like to plug

Be good and may the vibe be with you...

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Tuesday's Pix
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Event: Slum Village
Venue: Slim’s
DJ's: Slum Village
Music: live hip hop
Cover: $TBA
Check out the “saccharin type slang” and the true underground funk beats thrown out by Detroit Hip-hop group Slum Village. It was just announced this week, but Slim’s shouldn’t have any trouble selling this one out, especially with BET blowing up their new single, “Tainted.” You can hear it on their website.

Event: Phuturo
Venue: The Top
DJ's: Ju Ju, 4Real, Rando, Presha
Music: drum n’ bass
Cover: $5
After the constant pounding 4/4 rhythms at the WET party, I’m ready for the complex drum patterns and rumbling bass that make up the jungle sound. It’s funny that no one calls it jungle anymore. That name is dope. Now a days it’s drum n’ bass, new school breaks, progressive breaks etc. So damn technical. It’s all breakbeats. The difference is how much room the producer leaves between the beats. I’m going to keep calling it jungle and I really don’t care what you Phuturo scenesters have to say about it

Event: Getting It
Venue: Delirium Bar (formerly Albion)
DJ's: Travis & special guests
Music: house, 2-step, R&B
Cover: Free
Its one of the toughest nights of the week to make it out. I mean, who has the strength to go 6 nights a week, every week? But if you’re starting your weekend EARLY, or just still ridin’ high from the last one, perhaps this one’s for you. What I like about this party’s style is that Travis, and his friends play “underground dance music”- genre-unspecific, and open-armed- everybody’s welcome. This means house, 2-step, hip-hop, breaks, and even some freaky R&B you’ve never heard before can find its way to the decks. For those of you who miss the Albion, don’t worry, its still the same booze pit you knew and loved.

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Wednesday's Pix
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Event: Club Judah
Venue: Club Cocomo
DJ's: Tomo & Barry
Music: Reggae & Dancehall
Cover: ladies free $10 for the boys
This should be a regular stop for all you dreads who feelin’ the Tribe of Judah vibe. Roots are where it’s at. Let the Rastafarians convince you that Marijuana should be cultivated for not just those with medical problems, but also for those who use it for religious reasons and wake and bake sessions. The argument is convincing if you sit next to a dread drinking beer long enough.

Event: Wednesdays
Venue: Royale
DJ's: Louie
Music: Downtempo, R & B, Rare Grooves
Cover: Free
This is a great place to pretend you’re at a dive corner bar watching the game, while doing it in a swanky North Beach location, listening to great music spun live. It’s kind of a quiet night here, but a great stop for some good sounds and easy drink.

Event: Electro Rodeo
Venue: Galaxy Club
DJ's: Cybrid (live), Skyylite
Music: electro
Cover: $3
Resident DJ Skyylite and special weekly guests play electro and all those new electronika offshoots loud and proud at Galaxy. Hear the funky tech sounds that have inspired B-Boys and B-girls to make up new moves over the past 2 decades. This week Cybrid plays live.

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Thursday's Pix
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Event: M&N present the Asian Massive Tour
Venue: Ruby Skye
DJ's: Cheb I Sabbah, Karsh Kale, Midival Puditz
Music: world breaks, Asian breakbeats
Cover: $TBA
Martel and Nabiel and Seance Present the Asian Massive Tour. Come check out the latest in Asian, Indian and African beats and breaks. This M&N event like most others will not disappoint, the Asian breaks scene is huge in San Francisco. Now you know, come check the vibe.

Event: Slam [Site]
Venue: Justice League
DJ's: Slam
Music: acid house, techno
Cover: $20 at the door, $15 in advance
The Glasgow acid house pioneers Slam are breaking the floor in tonight at the Justice League, tweekin’ your dance moves every which way, and slamming down those funky basslines with their own signature techno finesse. These hearty Scottish lads have just released their second album, Alien Radio (Soma Records), and have been at it for 10 years now. So it’s about time they hit the US and give us some of that good funky shit.

Event: d:code
Venue: DNA Lounge
DJ's: Adam Freeland, Felix the Dog, Ernie Trevino, Shane, Amber, Lucretia, Joe Radio
Music: breaks, techno
Cover: Free b4 10pm, $10 after 11pm
A very special guest tonight is the legendary breakmaster Adam Freeland coming all the way from the UK, and bringing his funktified basslines and twisted synths and rhythms. Freeland, the undisputed leader of the Nu Skool breaks movement, has defined the genre in a new way by integrating house, dancehall, breaks, hip-hop, jungle and whatever else he summons up from his huge collection of records. This is also our Flyer Of The Week.

Event: Incognita
Venue: Sitio
DJ's: Seraphim, Syrup, Havoc, MC Lski
Music: 2-step, house
Cover: Free
It’s the opening night of this new party featuring breakbeats in every style and color which the ladies call “ bassBEATfusion.” All secret agents and spies all welcome to investigate two rooms of drum n’ bass breakbeats, 2-step, ghettotech, electro, techno and hip-hop.

Friday's Pix
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Event: Badonkadonk
Venue: Nickie’s
DJ's: Cian O’Donnell [ Audio ], Tom Thump
Music: Funk, Hip-hop, afro-Latin, future jazz, disco
Cover: $5
The BadOnkadonk features a very special guest this week, Cian O’Donell from New Zealand. He is responsible for compiling the music on a kick ass compilation called Virtual Brazilia. Hear a sample here of the beautiful sounds that interest Cian. Plus Resident Tom Thump will be throwing down all the funk, disco and nu-jazz grooves you have come to expect from this Badonkadonk booty shaking movement.

Event: Pepper (final party!)
Venue: 111 Minna
DJ's: Buck, Casey, Toph
Music: jazzy house, funky breaks
Cover: $5 b4 10pm, $10 after
This will be the final Pepper party of 2002 at 111 Minna, ending a 3 year run! Pepper got voted best of the bay in the Guardian 2 years running so come join the debauchery with deep grooving house and funk breaks featuring original Pepper resident DJ Buck (Leaf, Tweekin', Siesta, Strictly Rhythm recording artist, original Toon Town DJ) with Casey (Wax Records- LA). The Drink of the night is The ROY which has something to do with pineapple juice and vodka. Resident DJ Toph made up the fantastic drink and the fantastic party, so come get your final Pepper groove on and say goodbye (at least for this year.)

Event: Sonic presents Ferry Corsten
Venue: Ten-15
DJ's: Ferry Corsten, Gianni, Jim Hopkins, DJ Ghost, Kid Hype, Gerg J, DJ Hive, Focus, Ivry, Aye-N, Barry Jamieson
Music: progressive house, d&b, disco
Cover: $10, Buy Presale
The fabulous Ferry Corsten will be headlining the latest Sonic dose of Dutch progressive house, which should be in very high attendance, since Ferry is one of the best Dutch DJs to traverse this side of the world. His little Ministry of Sound mix album, Trance Nation 2002, has entered the UK compilation chart at No. 2. Not bad, huh? So it’s time to get all starry-eyed and sweaty on the dance floor, and start waving your arms in the air to the sweet progressive sounds from the Holland.

Event: We’re Older Now
Venue: Hush Hush
DJ's: No One Famous
Music: mixed, rock, electro, house
Cover: $4
The emphasis on this party seems to be that nobody cares about what type of music is playing as long as it keep being a background filler to the sound of beer slurping. As watered down as PBR is, it sells for only $.25 a pint tonight. Oh yeah, keep playing the role of redneck/trailer park resident by munching on free Slim Jims and string cheese all night. Where are the discount lottery tickets? As they say, “if you’re not ready to head home, but not quite fired up for a big night out.” The music is dance floor friendly.

Event: Spa Fridays
Venue: Backflip
DJ's: Johnny Danger [ Site ] , Re Pete
Music: garage, disco house, funk, hip-hop
Cover: $12
I said it months ago and I believe more than ever that, San Francisco is taking it's relationship with the fashion world to another level. New designers, fashion shows and benefits are popping up at all the clubs and this week is no different. Sebastien and Fashion Television (FTV) invite you
to an afterparty for the Macy's Passport show. Proceeds from the annual celebrity spotting event go to fight the war on AIDS. The afterparty at Spa helps you fight the war on boredom. Johnny Dangers AKA John Stuart that super NYC house DJ of Club Sugar, will be rocking the decks with funky diva house as he does occasionally for Vogue, Ralph Lauren, Vera Wang and Calvin Klein. Yeah he's a fashion whore but we love him anyway.

Event: Are Friends Electric?
Venue: The Galaxy
DJ's: Recloose, Tomas, Andrew Jervis
Music: future jazz, brokenbeat, techno
Cover: $5 b4 11pm, 10 after
Detroit’s Recloose (AKA Matthew Chicoine) is the next big thing off of Carl Craig’s Planet E label. His latest release “Cardiology” is not easily identified as one certain style and he likes it that way “music from the heart” is what Recloose is talking about and he “Ain’t Changing.” This former radio DJ with roots in hip-hop, funk and jazz also played saxaphone for 8 years which he attributes to his tight ear. Word on the street is that he was discovered while working at a lunch counter. He slipped one of his mix tapes between two slices of bread in Carl Craig’s to-go order, Carl loved his style and a new underground star was born. This album has been written up so many times but I liked what the Wire had to say, "Not just future jazz, this album offers and entirely new spin on soul music. Period." Local support from hosts of the KUSF Friday Night Session DJs Tomas and Andrew Jervis. Trust me on this one; you can go to Ruby Skye anytime.

Event: New Wave City 10 Year Anniversary Party
Venue: Space 550
DJ's: Shindog, Skip
Music: new wave 70', 80's
Cover: $10
The crates of records these guys have must go really deep. They've been throwing this party for ten years and they started playing new wave in the early 80's. These parties feature what they call "new wave theatre", a combination of lighting and visuals that make you feel like you're at that Christmas party in the film "Less than Zero."

Event: Evolution
Venue: Sno-Drift
DJ's: David Harness, Keebo, Frank Dominguez, Dave Sefton, Mr. E, Solomon
Music: garage, deep house, hip hop
Cover: $15, $5 off with invite
Evolution presents a “revival of spirit, rhythm and soul.” A great party but can we think up some NEW words to explain soulful house music? I’m getting numb to words like spirtit, rhythm, soul. Anyway you know what this is going to be like - diva vocals and and percussive house sounds that you will be unable to sit down to. David harness always brings down the house. Then you got Mr. E and Solomon cooking up hip hop beats in the fireside lounge

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Saturday's Pix
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Event: Bugz in the Attic
Venue: 111 Minna
DJ's: Bugz in the Attic (DJ Daz, Afronaught)
Music: brokenbeat
Cover: $15
Jazz electronic fusion or brokenbeat is the word coming out of West London. Afronaught and DJ Daz are two members of the Bugz crew along with Seiji, Kaidi Tatham, Dego MacFarlane and Domu. Ya heard? If not ya will. Some brokenbeat producers say they were forced into these more complex and experimental R&B influenced breakbeats out of sheer house-music boredom. I know the feeling. If four to the floor has got you bored or even if it doesn’t, Bugz in the Attic is one of the hottest and unique things you can hear. This show presented by Urbangroove and Bruno is by far top of the list for this weekend. Don’t miss it, or you will be cursed with 7 bad years of disco. Check out this video where Daz remixes Tribe called Quest at the Red Bull Music academy. It’s all about the rinse.

Event: Bling Bling
Venue: Club NV
DJ's: Main floor; Danny Love, Greg Lopez, DJ Durben Rare Grooves Lounge; Reckless Ryan, Danny Brown & a special live act by, the People
Music: Funk, soulful house, hip-hop, R&B
Cover: $15 Presale Tickets
Did you ever want to feel like a high roller, but just couldn't handle the guilt of spending the money and being pretentious? Never fear, Bling Bling is here. Yes, and the proceeds benefit battered women & children. Shame free partying at its finest. Haven't done any community service since high school? Itching to get laid? Well, it’s one stop shopping; Time to dust off that push-up bra, come-fuck-me pumps, and platinum tooth. There will be gambling so don't forget the money clip either. A full night of sudo-Vegas delights.

Event: Thump Radio Go live
Venue: Ruby Sky
DJ's: Julius Papp, David Coleman, Sen-Sei, Michael Anthony, Didje Kelli, Isaiah Martin, Raoul Kahn
Music: progressive-house, house
Cover: $20
Be part of the thumping that will be heard reverberating the San Francisco airwaves. Alice 97.3 and Ruby Sky deliver 6 hours with 6 world-class mixologists. Any one within in a mile radius is sure to catch a high frequency buzz. Beginning at 9pm you can count on being catapulted right out of our seat as these players lay it down live. If you are one of those who like to stand and hold up a wall don't even bother. You can check it out live on Alice 97.3

Event: Pshycofunkodiscodelic
Venue: Cloud 9
DJ's: Ben Doren, Laron, Garth, Laird, Charlotte the Baroness, John Pickett
Music: house
Cover: $15
This monthly packs a fierce lineup of San Francisco funky house legends. Yes, it’s at cloud 9, where a lot of beautiful people always pack the floor, so I’m going to try and contain my alcohol intake at this one, which should do something to tone down the crowded sweaty environment that people love to hate. I don’t think it will help once I hear the music though, its just too damn good- maybe I’ll just meet someone as wet as me.

Event: Gloss
Venue: Sno-Drift
DJ's: Mark Farina, DJ Seven, Ben Doren
Music: funky house
Cover: $15
Yeahhhh! For you funky house-skateers a 4-hour set from Mark Farina. Also people, this is the LAST and ONLY performance in SF before he goes on a nation-wide tour, so you might want to check it. This is also a celebration of Sno-Drift’s 2nd Anniversary—that big trendy club with the LONG lines, even for the guest list. Make a mental note to arrive early. I know some of us start the party at 2am but Mr. Farina will still be doing his thang while Sunday morning descends upon us with impunity.

Event: Ghettodisco
Venue: POW
DJ's: Hawthorne
Music: funky house, soul
Cover: $TBA
DJ Hawthorne originally from Georgia will mix in a rare B-side disco track from 1976 with a new white label house track and blow up the spot with more soul than an old Gospel church in the cuts of GA! You can check out Hawthorne’s housefunksoulretrodisco style at Pow every third Saturday.
This week is the opening party. Remember Soultrain and check the site.

Event: Love Affair
Venue: Hotel Ibiza
DJ's: Terry Francis, Evil Eddie Richards, Sen Sei & David Coleman, Melanie, Richard Summerhayes, David Savior, Joey Mazzola +
Music: tech house, funky house, hip-hop
Cover: $20, Buy Presale
Even if the huge mega parties at Ibiza are not your vibe, the Wiggle Tech house tour may be. Terry Francis (Fabric UK) and Evil Eddie Richards (Lunar Tunes UK) are bringing London’s most talked about underground party to Oakland. Hear some tech house from these superstar UK DJs and then round it out with local flavor from Sen Sei and David Coleman and all the rest. Can’t forget about the Hip Hop Barber Shop where everyone can take a jiggy break.

Event: Digitall
Venue: Hush Hush
DJ's: Mark E. Quark, Chango
Music: deep house
Cover: $TBA
Creator of that very popular Sunday night party at the Top called Bionic comes Mark E. Quark. Mark lives in Seattle now but is coming to SF for this special event. Maybe if we all go and dance our asses off, he’ll decide to stay in SF and we can once again be blessed with his deep and funky sound on the regular.

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Sunday's Pix
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Event: Atmosfere 3 Year Anniversary
Venue: 111 Minna
DJ's: Jerome Sydenham, Julius, Said, Kazu, Takeshi, Joshua (IZ), Anita Lofton, Paul Craven, Kevin Koga, Consuelo, Patrick Wilson, David Harness
Music: deep house, garage, nu-jazz
Cover: $10
Wow Atmosfere is really going big for this one. Twelve of San Francisco’s best DJs (I’m not using that lightly, most of these guys are on my top ten list) are representing in addition to guests like Jerome Sydenham of Ibaden Records, NYC and Julius of 3degreesglobal, Chicago, SF, NYC. Fatsouls usually throws this party every third Saturday but for the Anniversary it is an all day event on Sunday. This party is also a celebration of the upcoming release of “10 J Street” a remix on Ibadan Records by Jerome Sydenham and Resident said. This soiree is not to be missed. Party starts at 2pm.

Event: Compression Presents The Sleeveless Ho-down
Venue: The Cellar
DJ's: (Hosted by Fillmore Slim), Echo, Jason Mouse, Ultraviolet, Femmes Fatales, Havoc, Ms. Audio Angel (mic), DJ Push, Anon
Music: drum n’ bass, ghetto tech, breaks
Cover: $TBA
This will certainly be a night to remember. The sleeveless ho-down is hosted by an actual San Francisco pimp, Fillmore Slim as seen in the documentary “American Pimp.” He is considered one of the most historical figures in pimpology which is why he is asked to judge the costume contest at midnight. The winner receives a gold tooth from Dr. Bling Bling's and everyone gets free condoms. After seeing the film, American Pimp I truthfully do not know if I am down. Call me a playa hater or whatever but the women in this film are pathetic. Ladies, if you do want to get out and pimp yo’ shit go ahead but don’t be turning over the cash to anyone else but yourself. Damn. Get your head together, form a labor union or something.

Event: Devotion
Venue: The Endup
DJ's: Julius Papp, Franky Boissy
Music: house
Cover: $10
Are you devoted to house music? Every Sunday house music mania sets in on the Endup. It starts at 6am with T-dance and then heads into Devotion at 8pm. This week’s local superstar house devotees are the very popular Julius Papp and Franky Boissy. You know them from a variety of large-scale events where boas abound and glittery tank tops sparkle into the early morning. The dance floor will be well rocked into the early morning (or late night whatever makes you feel better about staying up all night and day)

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