Universal Rhythm

Soul Project LA presents

MARKIE

VANYO

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D MISE

New Saturday Monthly - DEEP HOUSE

with Resident DJ WAYNE LYONS
(Foundation, UniversalRhythm, LA)

www.renegadesoldiers.net
www.myspace.com/noahkingrenegadesoldiers

Sat. June 7th For Those Who Know
Abdul (Break for Love)
Rudy C (Strictly Jazz Unit) along with special guest
DJ Solomon (Universal Rhythm, LA)
10:00 p.m. - 2:00 a.m.
Vintage Hollywood 4000 W. Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90018
Tickets $5 at the door, FREE with RSVP to Ftwkla@yahoo.com

2006 Mix

Francis Awe and the Nigerian Talking Drum Ensemble
THE NIGERIAN TALKING DRUM ENSEMBLE
Francis Awe, Director
Omowale Orisayomi, Assistant Director

The Nigerian Talking Drum Ensemble was founded in 1985 by Master Drummer Francis Awe, in response to the growing international interest in the Talking Drum. Since it’s inception, the Ensemble of drummers and dancers has educated and entertained audiences worldwide.

The Yoruba name for the Talking Drum is Dundun, which means “sweet sound.” It is called the Talking Drum because its sound emulates the tonal quality of the Yoruba language.

Currently based in Los Angeles, The Ensemble has performed at such landmark venues as the J. Paul Getty Museum, Disneyland, the Los Angeles Theatre Center, and the Celebration for Nelson Mandela at the Los Angeles Coliseum; as well as at major cultural festivals such as the African Marketplace, the Los Angeles Festival and the World Festival of Sacred Music.

Since 1995, the Ensemble has performed its annual “Day of Remembrance, Day of Healing,” to celebrate and commemorate the survival of African and Yoruba culture, and its unifying influence throughout the world. As Francis Awe notes on the African Heritage Network’s 1997 broadcast of “African Portraits.”: “You can still hear the root of African music in any music anywhere in the world today.”

It is the legacy of that music that inspires the Ensemble and destines it to reunify the human race regardless of color or language, through its music, song and dance.

The Nigerian Talking Drum Ensemble is available for lecture demonstrations, workshops, touring and performances. The sound of the Talking Drum and Yoruba song can be heard on the CD, “Oro Ijinle” (Deep Words), Francis Awe’s first recording on Bindu Records.

Future goals include the establishment of a permanent Cultural Center where African music and dance can be presented and archived on a continuous basis.
 

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Featuring

Music by Tony Watson, Chris C.
and special guests.

3PM - 9PM

at 1734 North Main #3B Downtown LA, CA 90031.
21/Over, Cash Bar, Free before 6pm, $5 thereafter.
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House of Blues presents
Noah King and The Renegade Soldiers 

HOB Sunset Blvd. It’s 18 and up, show starts 11:30 pm and 
tickets are FREE if you contact us. (310) 943-6996 

Saturday January 20th,

Hamburger Taco Shake Art Collective as well as Cloud Seven bring you “Puzzles” an intimate and colorful collaborative art exhibition including soem of LA’s up and coming fine, graff, and graphic artists.

Featuring music by
Scotty Coats (Double Fisted, Abstract Workshop)
Johnny D (Blush, San Diego)
Egyptian Lover (Egyptianempirer…)
 
Come join us as we take art to the next level with a visual and audio
journey through the “Puzzles” that make us think every day.  

Located at Silver and Grey Gallery
1354 S Grand Ave.
Los Angeles. CA

Cha Cha Radio

Wednesday’s 4pm- 6pm PST

Featuring DJ’s

Frank Lara 1st Hour
higher, harbor house, universal-rhyth… LA

Slick Dada 2nd Hour
wtw, cha cha cha records, higher, LA

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