Sunday, May 30, 2010
Saturday, May 29, 2010
@Large-Montreals Best Kept Secret
It was a great time having @Large come out to play at Double Dutch...we caught up over dinner at Little Star on Valencia and then headed straight to DD. Harold AKA Iamfacemelter warmed things up with a dope 90's RnB set...Having @Large back in the place where he first put me on was very special! Can't wait to visit him in Philly and check out the party he does with Ill-Literate in Philly.
Friday, May 21, 2010
THIS SATURDAY! Hollywood
Alongside my girls Jheart and Raichous, going to celebrate Frank Nitt's album dropping! Check out the videos below
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Show Me Your Crates
A gift from DJ @LRG....Party Lights by First Love. Such a sly dude..."I think you left this record in the booth Megan" :)
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Friday May 7th-Double Dutch with DJ @Large
Every first Friday of the month I play at Double Dutch in the Mission. It is one of my favorite places to play because the vibe is like a house party-the dance floor gets packed and the energy is so contageous. Not to mention the bar owner and staff treat are the friendliest I've ever worked with.
I first played at Double Dutch a year or so ago on Fridays for Happy Hour with my friend Jason, AKA DJ @LRG. We met on the N-Line outbound. I was carrying a crate of records and when he approached me to talk I thought he was gonna ask about my "makeup case" (that's what most people mistake it for) and he laughed, then asked "You're a DJ?" We started talking and exchanged numbers. Then he invited me to play out with him.
From his all 45 sets, to dancehall sets, to his party rockin' panty dropppin' sets, he is amazing to watch. I am lucky to have him back this Friday while he visits from Montreal, which is where he lives now.
Also, iamfacemelter will be opening up.
I first played at Double Dutch a year or so ago on Fridays for Happy Hour with my friend Jason, AKA DJ @LRG. We met on the N-Line outbound. I was carrying a crate of records and when he approached me to talk I thought he was gonna ask about my "makeup case" (that's what most people mistake it for) and he laughed, then asked "You're a DJ?" We started talking and exchanged numbers. Then he invited me to play out with him.
From his all 45 sets, to dancehall sets, to his party rockin' panty dropppin' sets, he is amazing to watch. I am lucky to have him back this Friday while he visits from Montreal, which is where he lives now.
Also, iamfacemelter will be opening up.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Sunday Soul: Sweater Funk Sweetheart Evelyn
Another sunny Sunday in San Francisco...this jam is for my Sunday afternoon. Evelyn "Champagne" King is one of the Sweater funk Sweethearts, she gets played a lot in the basement on Sunday nights. Its amazing how young she sounds on this track, then when you listen to "Love Come Down" she sounds so grown! Most well known for being sampled by Ice Cube in "You Know How We Do It"
The Show Is Over-Evelyn King (1977)
The Show Is Over-Evelyn King (1977)
Sunday, April 25, 2010
SUNDAY SOUL-Cloud One
Produced by Patrick Adams, soul genius and one half of P&P Records
From the album Atmosphere Strut, which was the only full length album they put out. The other recognizable track on the album is "Disco Juice", you may have heard it sampled by Mighty Dub Katz (Which just reminds me of Riverside, California in the late 90's for some reason...?)
Disco Juice-1977
Dust to Dust-1977
From the album Atmosphere Strut, which was the only full length album they put out. The other recognizable track on the album is "Disco Juice", you may have heard it sampled by Mighty Dub Katz (Which just reminds me of Riverside, California in the late 90's for some reason...?)
Disco Juice-1977
Dust to Dust-1977
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
SWEATER FUNK-BIRTHDAY EDITION
This was the ultimate cherry on top...I flew into Oakland Sunday night after my So Cal adventures and went straight to Li Po Lounge in Chinatown for our weekly party. I had my dates "Alexander O'Neil" AKA Glen and Dj Homero Espinosa...Found a basement crackin' with dancers and Dj B.cause primed and ready to hit the turntables. Highlights of the night was B.Cause playing Dayton "Sound Of Music" and this "Baby You're The One" by Wynd Chymes I threw down my favorite "Diva Funk" set which had alot of Cherelle and Alexander, Teena Marie, S.O.S. Band, Maryjane Girls, Vicky D etc...I Love my Sweater Funk family!
BAR DYNAMITE: APRIL 10th
Had the pleasure of playing with Beatnick and DJ Neva (Las Vegas) in San Diego on my birthday...Always a good time at Bar Dynamite. Alot of love from the crowd and the oh so common "I looked up at the booth and to my suprise saw a blonde girl boppin' behind the decks" Love my life. Definitely the best birthday I have ever had.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Friday Apr. 9th-Birthday Celebration LA Edition
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Kirk The Selecter and his Happy Hour
This Thursday I will be playing at this Happy Hour with the Captain Selecter Kirk. His coffee stand, Special Xtra is part of the Harlot space during the day. The space inside is beautiful! Food carts will be there too! Fingers crossed that Adobo Hobo will show up...
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
SWEATER SHOCK
Here is a pic from Sweater Shock...Left to Right Marky AKA Dj Proof (Birthday Boy), Freddy Anzures (Wax Poetices) Yours truly, and my mentor (:P) Christina AKA Dj Chungtech.
Magical night...everything from Stone Roses, to Teddy Riley to to Bananarama and Dam Funk was played...when is Sweater Shock 2?
Thank you Vinyl Richie for the photo!
Magical night...everything from Stone Roses, to Teddy Riley to to Bananarama and Dam Funk was played...when is Sweater Shock 2?
Thank you Vinyl Richie for the photo!
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Sunday Soul-The Moments
The original Moments are from Washington DC and comprised of Mark Greene, Ritchie Horsey, and John Morgan. After 1968 Al Goodman and William Brown replaced Horsey and Morgan, first signed to Hog Records then signed to Stang Records (Sylvia Robinson's label and subsidiary of All Platinum Records) After Sylvia and the group had a falling out, the group had to change their name to Ray, Goodman, and Brown.
Would Sylvia Robinson be considered the female version of Lou Pearlman? (Referring to her association with Sugar Hill Gang) From what I have read, she is known for being somewhat sketchy, and in the case concerning The Moments, apparently falsifying some documents and not paying the original members for what they were owed. Nevertheless, The Moments produced some hits, and this is one of their most commercially successful hits, and one of my favorites. Released as a single.
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