HOLY ACRONYMS!!! S.O.P.A. / P.I.P.A. / N.D.A.A. / F.U.C.K!!

January 18th, 2012

In case you have not heard the great news, the internet may soon undergo changes which would effectively give control to major corporations. This happy event can be summed up with one acronym (because there’s always an acronym isn’t there?) S.O.P.A.

The Stop Online Piracy Act is being touted by “those who know better than you” as an effective measure in the fight against internet piracy and illegal downloading. What it REALLY is…. will have you singing corporate jingles to your children at night, will see to it that only “sanctioned” versions of art and history will be made public. S.O.P.A. will have you bowing your heads in prayer… to Mickey Mouse (and his wholly owned subsidiaries)..

On the surface, the protection of intellectual property that the S.O.P.A. bill is promising sounds…, well…, promising! The catch, however is who will be blamed once an infringement takes place. According to the latest Wikipedia update (as of this writing) “Rights-holders see intermediaries… as the only accessible defendants”. This means the people who actually create illegal uploads may be LIABLE, but their ISPs and hosting services will be held RESPONSIBLE.

Next time Prince’s attorney sees a baby on YouTube singing “Purple Rain” and decides that Heads MUST Roll… Not only can he seek removal of said content.  With the new legislation he can also assess… “damages”; because they now have a culprit with deep enough pockets to get something out of it! After Comcast and Google are made to pay money in court because of your irresponsible use of Prince’s intellectual property, do you think their next course of action will be to simply suspend your YouTube account? Even for LINKING to it you could ultimately be imprisoned for up to 5 years.

DNS Blocking was another amusing aspect of the bill. That is essentially the “blacklisting” of a website… (usually done if spyware is found), but under the bill, allegations of “piracy” could land your site on the list. A DNS blocking is easy enough to get around, but authors of S.O.P.A. were seeking to make it illegal to do so. Ultimately that measure was stricken from the bill. I am quite sure that was strategic, so we gladly accept what’s left. Regardless, it does show you exactly how far lawmakers are willing to take things.

PROTECT IP / SOPA Breaks The Internet from Fight for the Future on Vimeo.

I have a theory that no politician is to be trusted, but the corporate slave, lackey responsible for introducing this handy piece of legislature is Congressman Lamar Smith – (R) Texas. He has plenty of support from the Democratic side as well, lest you think they can do no wrong. The bill is actually an extension of the Protect IP Act (PIPA) brought to you by Senator Patrick Leahy – (D) of Vermont. If you would at least like to read the Wikipedia entry on the bill, this is the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Online_Piracy_Act

Those of you who would like to read the bill summary in its entirety: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d112:h.r.3261:

Recently in the way of evil acronyms… President Obama passed the National Defense Authorization Act (N.D.A.A.), which comes up for review every fiscal year. This year’s version however, included a clause that allows for the indefinite imprisonment of anyone SUSPECTED of being a terrorist. Further it makes no provisions against the torture of said suspects.

Obama’s signing statement: “I have signed the Act chiefly because it authorizes funding for the defense of the United States and its interests abroad, crucial services for service members and their families, and vital national security programs that must be renewed…I have signed this bill despite having serious reservations with certain provisions that regulate the detention, interrogation, and prosecution of suspected terrorists.”

In other words “Someone’s got me by the balls” .

During the medieval dark ages, there was an unholy alignment with CHURCH and STATE, which allowed for interesting measures to be taken… (like The Spanish Inquisition) to ensure the public cooperated with “The Powers That Be”. The modern-day dark ages are being ushered in due to an alignment with CORPORATIONS and STATE. We have entered an era of Neo-Fascism, the likes of which the world has never seen. Of course NOW there is widespread protest; (http://sopastrike.com)  but once the information is controlled by the right people… we’ll be singing their praises.

MC ZULU’s Top Ten From 2011

January 7th, 2012

Hello 2012!! :o )
I am very thankful for another year lived well, and I would like to show you some of the highlights.

#10 Burning Man
I always say my faith in humanity is renewed when I go there. There is always something to be said for beautiful naked ladies giving hugs and saying they love you, but it is deeper than that. It is a gathering in the desert devoted to the PARTY… and although attendees seem to push their OWN limits they remain very respectful of everyone else’s.


#09 Timeless With Liquid Stranger

I am hoping that one day people will start reading lyrics. This is a song that I feel speaks to what I am about. I know the dance music market is fickle, I know promises don’t mean a thing… yet I endure. When they’re done right, the vibes and the words are timeless.
Liquid Stranger – Timeless feat Mc Zulu by interchill


#8 Club Popozuda In London

This is a party in the same area that gave rise to Dubstep’s top producers, but it’s devoted to Brazilian music Club Popozuda is becoming a global brand run by The Bumps, Joao Brazil and James Hurrell.. Just watch the video to see why it made the top ten.


#7 The FreakEasy..! Our Chicago Party Collective With DJ Radiohiro

Radiohiro and his Heathen delegation is comprised of all colors, races, religions, walks of life… and YES sexual orientations; and there are NO PROBLEMS. This is a Chicago party collective that has run close to a decade without major drama. It’s also the only party where many genres of music are accepted. Freakeasy started in a loft (Radiohiro’s house), and the authorities required that we move it to a proper venue because of how it grew. This is why I wrote the song “Outlaw Speakerbox”.


#6 National Public Radio – 8:48 With Alison Cuddy

I have been listening to Alison Cuddy for quite a while… I have been listening to WBEZ for even longer. That’s why the opportunity to actually GO on the show really made me happy, and I was in Switzerland when I read the message, still all geeked..lol Anyway BIG thanks to Searchl1te, who went to DJ for me on very short notice.

http://www.wbez.org/episode-segments/2011-04-08/dj-series-mc-zulu-controls-crowd-behind-mic-84916


#5 BadMan Bounce with FSTZ

Something about people in Kansas City… They do their THING and forget the rest of the world. The results are usually stunning, and leave you wondering how the HELL they did it. Tech9ne and Mac Lethal are two such examples. Well FSTZ is another. Dubstep did not just ‘happen’ in the USA like some think. It was due in part to independent DJ / Promoters pushing the sound. FSTZ’s “Kablammo” parties were THE Midwest launching pad for every Dubstep act that came from the UK during the late 2000′s. He’s not too shoddy of a producer either. He created a hybrid of Dubstep/Dance and named it “BadMan Bounce”… after the guy who he got to do the vocals for it. (who?? BadMan Zulu, Dammit) FSTZ is a BadMan as well. Bigup.


#4 No Freedom with J-Boogie’s Dubtronic Science and Afrolicious

J Boogie invited me to do his radio show in 2006, when I was REALLY REALLY underground. I guess he was that forward thinking, even back then… or maybe just considerate. Either way I did not forget and when he asked me to guest on his album I jumped at the chance. So I got this Afrobeat sounding track from Afrilocious, and had to research The Man himself… FELA. That was a musical journey in its own right which has opened my eyes to things far beyond Dancehall, Reggae and Pop influences. I have to thank J-Boog for that. I noticed tho, that the distribution is limited in the USA (as of this writing). Maybe it has to do with the message.
No Freedom f. Afrolicious And MC ZULU by mczulu


#3 Higher Velocity with BIONIK for PUMA Fass / Usain Bolt Commercial

Was this song written specifically for PUMA?… I’ll never tell, but anyone who has worked with me knows I am no longer in the business of selling songs outright. Anyway Bionik has done all this work with artists like Sting, R Kelly, John Martin, Aceyalona, Far East Movement, etc. Every so often he comes thru with a great opportunity for yours truly. It usually requires me to stop what I’m doing and come up with something on the spot. So this song was written in about 10 hrs, then verses were cut out to make space for Aceyalone. There is also a version with Jah Orah. ..Soundgun Crew Bizzness…!


#2 Pitchfork Festival With Chrissy Murderbot / Impromptu Appearance Of My Youngest Kid

Here I was, minding my own business, screaming to a crowd of people and wondering if they understood anything. All of a sudden this kid comes up… Actually I don’t like going for the “cuteness factor”. Working kids into the act when they don’t belong there is kinda cheap..lol but I had my two youngest involved, throwing Murderbot’s crazy azz party favors to the crowd (so I wouldn’t have to do it.) When the 9 yr old was done, he started telling me.. only problem.. I’m workin’ here!….. Actually, this made my summer. I’d love to do a thousand more shows like this.


#1 Millenium Park Performance With DJ Radiohiro & My Daughter On Stage

The big difference between this and the previous entry is that my daughter was performing in a professional capacity. She has studied classical Indian dance for years (Under Hema Rajagopalan). Radiohiro mentioned how he would love to have someone dance during our sets, so I gave that suggestion. Chicago’s Millenium park crowds are dispersed and random, sitting on the grass, walking around the bean sculpture and not at all intimidating. Perfect place for a 13 yr old to make a professional, solo debut. It was a dream come true for me…

Great, kid. Now go be a doctor, lawyer or engineer dammit :o )

2011 was a great year for music. I am hoping that in 2012 I can reach out to more of you and we can make even bigger things happen together.

Sorry, There Is No PR0n HERE…! LOL (MC ZULU’s Official Site Under Cyber Attack)

December 18th, 2011

It seems as if my BLOG is under a SPAM attack that appends “free live streaming porn” to search results! Worse yet, it seems to be targeting the Masters Of The Universe!! GOOGLE!!

I looked it up, and my BLOG is definitely not the only one.
http://blogrescue.com/2011/12/stealth-hacking/

Most notably I see WorldChristian.org has also fallen victim to this. That’s pretty funny. Actually this whole thing is a big joke. Google stock $600/share..? The biggest joke of all.

They hold the cards, make all the money, but rely on non-affiliated contributors for their quality control?

Anyway, I have been getting some PRETTY INTERESTING search traffic since this started. First of all, it has tripled my blog activity (silver lining?) but the SEARCH TERMS that you HEATHENS are entering..!?!?!… Let’s just say there is NO HOPE for many of you.

wait. I DON’T JUDGE, I don’t judg….YES I DO!!! You are ALL going STRAIGHT To HELL…lol

Seriously.
I appreciate everyone’s reassurances, as I was almost beside myself when this first happened. But I now realize, no need to get excited. I am the victim of some BS that is way out of my control. This Too Shall Pass

MC Zulu Marks Year-End 2011 With Experimental World Music Fusion

November 15th, 2011

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** 11-15-2011
Dancehall Singer Chants Hindu Mantra, Channels Fela And Experimental Soul
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Chicago based Dancehall-fusion artist MC Zulu has built a reputation on the experimental nature of his music. Since the 2005 release of Ransom The Senator, an EP which merged his gruff, SingJay style with an early form of Grime-infused Dubstep, he has been a leading voice on the worldwide EDM scene.

Punctuating MC Zulu’s unique take on the genre is the full length “Electro Track Therapy”. The ambitious project touches on many of the itinerant, offshoot genres which comprise Global Bass Music, with Zulu’s almost Protean vocals serving as a common denominator. Offerings from MC Zulu are generally well received, as they routinely spend time being among the Top 100 Reggae sellers for many distribution outlets. This one was no different.

Aiding the success of MC Zulu’s album are several spinoffs from the project, which have taken on a life of their own. Chicago producers Searchl1te and Radiohiro have recently released EPs related to their contributions. Kush Arora’s “Gunshot Riddim” also features Trinidadian Juakali and Dancehall legend Mega Banton. Additionally for the end of the year, MC Zulu has lent his voice to a number of experimental World Music projects. They fall within the realm of fusion, but their origins are far beyond the influence of Reggae.

Genre: Afro Pop
J-Boogie’s Dubtronic Science f. Afrolicious and MC Zulu
No Freedom – http://bit.ly/seUqa9
(Om Records)
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Genre: Yoga / Mantra / Glitch
Ant Ten Nae Presents: Knight Riderz f. MC Zulu
Om Shanti – http://bit.ly/w1CmeR
(Muti Music)
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Genre: Experimental Soul Fusion
101VOiD f. Process Rebel and MC Zulu
Solid Gold – http://bit.ly/sD9Slq
(Subinfinity Recordings)

MC Zulu will return to his Electro-Reggae roots with “Love Machine” in 2012.
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Rick Perry: The Candidate With The Greatest Gift Of Gaffe

November 10th, 2011

I was no Rick Perry fan going into this debate… and I am not really into politics, but this is one for the record books of ALL TIME. Perry forgets which agency of government he plans to eliminate once taking the Presidency Of the United States!

Certainly in the history of modern presidential debate there has never been a gaffe of this magnitude. Texas Governor Rick Perry actually forgets to threaten the very agency that regulates his Texas Oil cronies’ interests…!

One cannot help but wonder how many Texas millionaires were screaming “DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY!!!” at their TV sets that night. It’s almost painful to watch.

If ever there were more evidence that behind the offices of government are special interests TELLING them what to do. I would like to see it. If Perry had decided who to close down on his OWN merits.., it’s likely he would have written that sh** down somewhere. People with real money and power are running the country, no, the WORLD by putting figureheads in office who can take orders and smile for the camera.

New Job Pre-Requisite: MUST remember which government agencies to threaten with closure!
At this point I am seriously considering a vote for Rick Perry. You simply cannot buy entertainment like this.

Brave, Patriotic Heroes Deliver Some Much-Needed Aggression To Disruptive Student Protesters

November 10th, 2011

Occupy may be the current buzzword, but the gulf between the “counter-culture” and the “establishment” has always been a widening one. Attempts to paint Occupy protesters as drug-addled hippies have failed, and when all else fails…

It’s time to kick some ass.

It seems like the only way of quelling this current uprising will be to draw demonstrators into a scenario of violence; stir up the hornets’ nest, so to speak. The “revolution” can be easily put down at that point with a show of force; and none of us need suffer the inconvenience of public scrutiny.

All it takes is one push, and we can get this country back on the RIGHT track… RIGHT?

Well, what happens if they don’t fight back, or if they get us on video trying to incite them to riot?

………. I guess we push harder.
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And you thought times had changed.
The only difference now: The footage is in color.

Smokin’ Joe Frazier’s “Greatest” Victory

November 10th, 2011

Sugar Ray Robinson was the greatest boxer of all time.
Joe Frazier knew it, Joe Louis knew it…. Muhammad Ali knew it. Still Ali, brash young boxer who had never been defeated also knew the power of branding. If he said “Greatest” enough about himself, he would eventually win over a segment of the crowd. They would say it about him, especially once he took the heavyweight title.

Being the subject of a late 1960′s character assassination by the United States media, Muhammad Ali was vilified, and stripped of his title for refusing to join the military. Famously saying “No Viet Cong ever called ME a nigger.” he claimed status as a “conscientious objector” to the war in Vietnam. Ali successfully defended his title many times from 1963 to 1967, but this episode of his life (outside the ring) is why I call him “The Greatest”… If you check the tape however, Sugar Ray Robinson was the greatest fighter.

Muhammad Ali Deals With The Media Regarding His Refusal To Join The Military

Seeing all this, and realizing it could just as easily happen to him, another boxing legend by the name of Joe Frazier was making his mark. Although he was the number one contender at the time, he refused to participate in the tournament for the world championship belt, which took place after Ali was stripped of it.

Joe Frazier had morals, decency and a sense of fair play seldom exhibited by boxers or anyone for that matter. Joe Frazier was also a monster in the ring, who constantly slipped jabs while working his way toward his opponent; setting up one of the meanest left hooks ever known to boxing (the result of a broken arm that never healed correctly). Frazier eventually won the Heavyweight title in Ali’s absence but campaigned tirelessly on Ali’s behalf (even petitioning Then-President Nixon). Frazier also gave Ali money to get by during his years of banishment from the ring.

Joe Frazier Wins the Heavyweight Title Against Jimmy Ellis

In 1970 the supreme court overturned Ali’s banishment. Ali immediately went to work destroying fighters, but the question of his vacated title still went unanswered. This set the stage for what would be known as “The Fight Of The Century”. Although friendly outside the ring, Ali would resume all his previous braggadocio, making his friend Joe Frazier the brunt of the verbal assault. No stranger to the power of media suggestion, Ali succeeded in mis-characterizing Frazier as being the champion for the same conservative values which wrongfully stripped him of his belt. He repeatedly and publicly referred to someone who had helped him through the worst time of his life as “Uncle Tom”. Frazier was anything but an Uncle Tom, having to leave his South Carolina home at 15 to avoid trouble that came from standing up to racists. In my opinion Ali’s treatment of Joe Frazier was his lowest moment as a sportsman.

The Fight Of The Century. Joe Frazier Vs. Muhammad Ali

The “Fight Of The Century” took place at Madison Square Garden in 1971 with record purses, the biggest media coverage of all time, and even riots around the USA. The fight lived up to its name, going the 15 round distance with Ali establishing himself early on, but Joe Frazier delivering his killer left hook, putting Ali on his ass… twice… eventually emerging the victor.

Frazier would defend his title twice more, eventually losing to George Foreman. He would also have two major rematches with Ali, which he lost, ultimately developing a deep disdain for the man. Not one for media manipulation or image branding, (He was not well spoken) Frazier never successfully made the commercial revenue that a George Foreman or Ali would. He opened a boxing gym and lived out his days in Philadelphia. Frazier died of Liver cancer on Nov.7 2011 at the age of 67. He is recognized as one of the top ten greatest heavyweight champions of all time.

Heavy D: Did It All (Was About To Do It Again)

November 9th, 2011

MAN! Didn’t I just see you in the movie “Tower Heist” this past weekend? I hate when things like this happen.. In the midst of a serious career resurgence, Heavy D suddenly died at the age of 44. We were just reminded a mere month ago of who the FK heavy D really was, with a surprise closeout performance at the BET Music Awards, and now he’s gone. I wasn’t going to write today, but in my opinion every Hip-Hop/Reggae blog is required to do some sort of Heavy D tribute. He was just that talented.

I kept Heavy D’s early work (late 80s) on constant rewind. By the 90′s Heavy D was virtually ubiquitous. He wasn’t my favorite artist then, but he had a knack for appearing with everyone’s favorites, namely Michael Jackson (while Michael was still at his peak). Heav only got 8 bars in the song “JAM”, but it was the one with Michael JORDAN trying to dance in the video. For the day that would generate MEGA impressions. The theme for “In Living Color”, pretty much the top TV show of the era, was a song written exclusively by none other than “Waterbed Heav”.

JAM With Michael Jackson

Of all Heavy D projects, the one that stuck with me the most is when he revealed his Jamaican-born heritage (I didn’t know back then) and collaborated with my favorite Reggae artist, Supercat. That helped bring Dancehall to the MTV audience in a way that was ultimately more approachable than other Hip-Hop / Reggae collaborations. KRS and Shabba, or the Wu-Tang and Bounty connections were great, but they lacked the fun and lightheartedness. Heavy was not afraid to let Supercat outshine him in the Reggae arena, and used his mainstream connections to push the project over the top.

Heavy D & Supercat. Star Studded MTV Interview

Heavy D’s overall image was approachable, so much so that you didn’t realize he was a superstar, even as he collaborated with Michael and Janet. Not worried about being the brunt of overweight jokes from the first day he made his mark as “The Overweight Lover”; with my early favorites being that one and “Mr Big Stuff”. He never really used profanity in his raps, and directed his attention more to the ladies and the dance floor. He was also one of the best dancers of the day.  

Heavy’s popularity waned somewhat as Hip-Hop took a more Gangsta turn in the late 90s. Under pressure from record execs to make more Gangsta music, he instead chose to bow out gracefully; making successful cameo returns here and there as a producer, or actor.

Jay-Z And Lenny Kravitz – Guns & Roses – Produced By Heavy D “You Bastards!”

That one meant a lot to me because it was so wicked, and it seemed like a big Middle Finger to the industry that dared brand him passe’. Heavy D’s last albums would be independent releases “Vibes” a 2008 Reggae Album and “Love Opus”, which was just released a month ago.

You Say Ghaddafi, I Say Qadaffi, We All Say Khadaffy

October 26th, 2011

In early 2011, close to the VERY beginning of Libya’s “Occupy” movement… Muammar Ghaddafi ordered his troops to open fire on the crowd. Remember this was soon after Egypt was turned over by similar demonstrations. In doing this he proved the people had a valid point; but why worry about a few insignificant rebels, when you got away with funding the killing of Israel’s Olympic athletes in Munich? (1972).

Media darling, snappy, uniformed dictator AND chief financier of the so-called "Black September" movement

At the end of a long and protracted skirmish with the more militant among his detractors, the “Libyan Strongman”, as he has been refered to, was dragged through the dirt… beaten… sodomized with a knife..(dayum)… and ultimately shot in the head, out back,… like a rabid dog. His corpse was paraded through the streets of Libya for a week, defiled and spit on. There is no shortage of disturbing YouTube footage to go around. I cringed when I saw it, but really..? Sic Semper TYRANNIS.

Ghaddafi took power in 1969 and it’s been downhill ever since. Peoples’ limbs were cut off for petty offenses, dissidents would turn up missing and he considered himself a virtual Angel Investor when it came to funding terrorism. Ghaddafi managed to stay on top even after helping orchestrate the Lockerbie bombing of Pan Am Flt 103 (1983). Reagan bombed Libya in an attempt to get him out, I remember it being reported that Ghaddafi’s 2 year old daughter was killed in the air strikes. Yet he remained. That was my first realization that in a war, neither side could ever be completely right.

I swear to you... This is NOT a jheri curl

The Obama administration’s masterful slight of hand employed while unseating Muammar will go down in history. They fortified rebels, conducted air strikes, and pretty much kept the hell out of the way. It may have been cool how Ghaddafi called for Mandela’s release early on.. Cool how he mandated that women be treated equally in Libya, and TRAINED legions of them to WHOOP A.S.S., then made them his bodyguards.

Let me catch this fool, before he trips on that damn circus tent he has on.

NOT COOL how he would mix pastel green with camouflage one minute and dress like Michael Jackson the next. He should have been placed under arrest for that. It’s obvious that if the Rebels didn’t get him, eventually the fashion police would have thrown his ass under the jailhouse.

...dude.. WTF are you WEARING?

Muammar Ghaddafi/Khadafy/Qaddafi took power in a bloodless coup, but dragged thousands of families through hell and back. Ultimately he met the worst end imaginable after 42 years in charge.

If EVER there was an argument in favor of term limits…

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.”
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MC ZULU / Electro Track Therapy / iTunes’ New And Noteworthy

October 11th, 2011


Get The Album HERE
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/electro-track-therapy/id467130610

MC Zulu pushes the post-Dancehall envelope even further. The album “Electro Track Therapy” marries his innovative, Reggae influenced delivery with a crosscut of the entire dance music spectrum.

Production credits read like a who’s-who of the wildly influential “Global Bass Community”. It is well known amongst industry circles that this cadre of artists and producers has established and set trends, which are being relentlessly followed by mainstream music, to this day.

Electro Track Therapy explores the idea that music can spread healing, but it’s also a wild ride that never lets up. It is essentially a party hosted by one of the most in-demand vocalists on the Bass Music scene. Reggae fans who experience MC Zulu’s music immediately recognize that he is part of the evolution of the artform.

Released by: Perception2020 Recordings 
Release/catalogue number: PR20D-003
Release date: Oct 11, 2011

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http://us.7digital.com/artists/mc-zulu/electro-track-therapy/
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http://www.emusic.com/listen/#/album/MC-Zulu-Electro-Track-Therapy-MP3-Download/12832540.html

Available Worldwide: MC ZULU | Electro Track Therapy
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Dec. 17
2011
10:00P
LIVE BAND Reggae / Dub
@ Ultra-Lounge w The Drastics
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Chicago, IL
Jan. 07
2012
10:00P
FEx Events 1st Saturdays @ Subterrannean
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Chicago, IL
Jan. 12
2012
10:00P
CANADA TOUR w Yan Zombie
@ Hush Nightclub
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Victoria, British Columbia
Jan. 13
2012
10:00P
LIVE BAND Reggae / Dub
@ Martyrs w The Drastics
Chicago, IL
Jan. 19
2012
10:00P
CANADA TOUR w Yan Zombie
@ Spirit
Nelson, British Columbia
Jan. 21
2012
10:00P
CANADA TOUR w Yan Zombie
@ Astoria
Vancouver, British Columbia
Jan. 24
2012
10:00P
CANADA TOUR w Yan Zombie
@ Maxx Fish
Whistler, British Columbia
Feb. 17
2012
10:00P
Source Festival w DJ Radiohiro and DJ Searchl1te
Maui, Hawaii
Feb. 18
2012
10:00P
Source Festival w DJ Radiohiro and DJ Searchl1te
Maui, Hawaii
Feb. 19
2012
10:00P
Source Festival w DJ Radiohiro and DJ Searchl1te
Maui, Hawaii
Feb. 20
2012
10:00P
Source Festival w DJ Radiohiro and DJ Searchl1te
Maui, Hawaii
Feb. 23
2012
10:00P
Inferno Nightclub w DJ Stickee Fingazz
Madison, Wisconsin