Ikeso presents
Reboot
dc hip hop takeover at the velvet lounge
Hosted by Reemstarr
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Saturday February 13, 2010
1212 18th Street NW, Washington DC
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From the vaults – Summer 2004: Latin House Grooves (1:13:53)
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PJ Urquilla, the multitasking DJ, producer and MC known as dj eurok aka PEACE JUSTICE UNIVERSAL is a Salvadoran-American hip hop artist and writer based in Washington DC.
Discography | DJ Mixes | Shows
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“There are few rock icons more overdue for a film treatment than Bad Brains‘ gifted, eccentric and ferociously energetic frontman H.R., and finally, he’s getting one. Catch the trailer of an H.R. documentary tonight along with music from all the different styles he’s embraced. H.R. helped concoct Bad Brains’ genre-defining blend of prog rock, jazz fusion and punk, but in his multiple stints away from the band he established himself as a serious and more tranquil reggae artist. DJs Eurok and Neville C. pull selector duties, and we’re betting they’ll cover the reggae angle. Then, Philadelphia’s McRad performs, a skate punk band led by former skate pro and multi-instrumentalist Chuck Treece, who used to play with Bad Brains.” – Washington Post January 26, 2010
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From the vaults, summer 2005 – hip hop mix (1:13:56)
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“A spark plug to the engine of DC hip hop”
- Rhome Anderson, The Washington Post
“One of Washington, DC’s best-kept secrets. The loungy genre-bending mix makes his music palatable to all walks of life.”
- Download.com
“[Self Realization is] very cool…spacey and melodic. Well done.”
- Dirk van den Heuvel, Groove Distribution“American MC/DJ Eurok drops easy-going science on “The Cowboy and His Sub,” a stripped-down beat with a nice harmonica snippet that continues the EP’s country-blues theme.”
- DJ Verb, GroundLiftMag.com“The musical numbers, with their loud, insistent beat, inject energy [into the play]”
- Celia Wren, The Washington Post
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I think Tim might have this joint at Q.
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