VIDEO: “Wildfire” by SBTRKT (feat. Yukimi):

This joint is sooo HOT & SEXY!!! I love Yukimi’s (of Little Dragon) voice!!! If your not up on SBTRKT’s (pronounced Subtract) music check out his latest release HERE

NYC EVENT: “WHAT THE FUNK?!”:

THIS ANNUAL PARTY IS ALWAYS DOPE!!! If you’re in NYC this weekend DON’T sleep on this event!!!

Saturday September 3, 2011
(Labor Day Weekend!)

KeiStar Productions Presents

JAMES BROWN vs. FELA

“MAKE IT FUNKY!” Meets “JUMP N’ FUNK”

Music By: DJ SPINNA & RICH MEDINA

Tribute To The God Father Of Soul JAMES BROWN & To The Afro Beat Pioneer FELA ANIKULAPO KUTI

@SANTOS (96 Lafayette Street (bet. Walker & White Sts) New York, NY – 10013)

Doors 10:00PM-4:00AM / Admission $15 / Reduced RSVP / 21 & Over, ID Required

RSVP Strongly Recommended For REDUCED Entry Email keistarproductions@gmail.com or keistar@keistar.net

Directions To Santos
A, C, E, J, M, Z, or # 6 Trains To Canal Street

AUDIO: New Georgia Anne Muldrow:

I’m really looking forward to the release of this new Georgia Anne Muldrow project! Sample the goods HERE

 

AUDIO: DOPE “CELEBRATE M.J. MIX:

Sooo, Hurricane Irene deaded Spike Lee‘s annual ‘Brooklyn Loves MJ’ celebration that was scheduled to go down yesterday in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.Thanks to J. Period, DJ Spinna & Spike Lee’s Man or the Music 2 (40 acres edition) you can celebrate The King in the comfort of your own home. This mix delves deeper into the story of MJ’s music with rare, live and remixed gems unavailable anywhere else—including never-before-heard MJ tributes from Erykah Badu & The Roots, Questlove, Stevie Wonder, YahZarah and more.” You can download the two disc project HERE.

COME ON IRENE!!:

Hurricane Irene rears her ugly face on the east coast:

The New York City subway, the largest in the United States, was making its last runs at noon, and all five area airports were accepting only a few final hours’ worth of flights. The New York transit system carries 5 million people on weekdays, fewer on weekends, and has never been shut for weather. Transit systems in New Jersey, Baltimore and Philadelphia also announced plans to shut down. Washington declared a state of emergency. Days earlier, buildings had been evacuated after an earthquake rattled the D.C. area. Full Story HERE