Over at JungoRoad.com, I did a video interview with Zodiac Cartel and Lee Coombs while I was on vacation in San Francisco for the LovEvolution festival.
These two guys are at the top of their game.
Jungo Road is featuring DJ ICON with a kick-bootay beatbeat set. Download it and enjoy. Its got big fat beats.
Jungo Road is also going to be covering the San Francisco LovEvolution festival this coming weekend. Video, pics, interviews and things like that.
Jungo Road released MACE’s DJ mix this morning. I played his mix twice over shaking my thang with his fidget/electro house meets dubbyish hint of breaks and Baltimore booty. Eeeeyeaaaaahhh!
Mace plays all over San Francisco; part of the Brass Tax krew building a massive, fully functional boombox as a DJ booth for Burning Man 2009; collaborating on Peter Hudson’s Homorouboros and Tantalus, both zoetropes; and VIP coordinator for America’s biggest dance music event LovEvolution (Oct 3rd).
Full article and upcoming performance dates at Jungo Road.
http://jungoroad.com is the place for music off the beaten path; the road less traveled. That beautiful, wonderful, creative road that is just oozing with creativity. Go over there and listen, download, subscribe to our iTunes podcast as Jungo Road, and follow us on twitter. Stand up and show your support for these producers and DJs of electronic music by going to their live shows and purchasing their music.
Jungo Road released Zach Moore’s DJ mix this morning. Its a tech funk balls-to-the-wall mix with some progressive house, electro beats, and vocals to keep you singing along. Zach hails from San Francisco; runs his own nationally known podcast The Gough Street Sessions; part of The Deep End; and collaborates with Space Cowboys and Opulent Temple.
First smitten by house music in 1999, Zach began DJing in 2003 and launched his podcast in 2005. Zach believes the recorded mix can be a much more powerful way to reach out to people and help them manage their everyday challenges. With his Jungo Road mix, you can enjoy this from him. He has several upcoming performances in San Francisco, CA and at Burning Man in Nevada. Full article at Jungo Road.
http://jungoroad.com is the place for music off the beaten path; the road less traveled. That beautiful, wonderful, creative road that is just oozing with creativity. Go over there and listen, download, subscribe to our iTunes podcast as Jungo Road, and follow us on twitter. Stand up and show your support for these producers and DJs of electronic music by going to their live shows and purchasing their music.
On Sunday, I bought a ticket to see the Extra Action Marching Band on June 22nd at the Knitting Factory in NYC. A new friend I met online gave the latter props and suggested we go together. Turns out, my subletor (weird word, huh?) is in the Hungry March Band. They’re going on a European tour next month; that’s why I get the sublet for a month. I wonder if they’re coastal rivals or collaborators?
What’s up with the marching bands? Suddenly, I’m noticing them everywhere. Even Seattle had the The Infernal Noise Brigade (RIP 2006).
