AB & Daru “Soul Can U Feel Me (14KT Remix)”
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AB & Daru “Soul Can U Feel Me (14KT Remix)”
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Parra didn’t like what he read in this Vibe article so he got to work.
T-SHIRT: Raise It Up for Ma Dukes! Available now.
Maureen “Ma Dukes” Yancey, the mother of the late James “J Dilla” Yancey, is currently battling the same disease that took her son’s life. Dough from this tee goes to Ma Dukes.
To learn more about the Yancey family and the disease lupus, read here. Continue reading →
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Mae Day “Cherish The Day”
Tracklisting // Sade originals
*all songs produced by Dewitt Moore*
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Shine On Dilla Party
Sounds By:
House Shoes
DJ Dez
K-Fresh
DJ Sicari
Live Performances:
Slum Village
Phat Kat
Black Milk
Guilty Simpson
Big Tone
5 Ela
Finale
TV Bar
Tuesday February 10, 2009
2554 Grand River, Detroit (map)
$5 Cover | $10 Donation Strongly Suggested
All Proceeds Will Go To Ma Dukes & THe Yancey Family
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“Words And Rhythms of the D” Featuring TALIB KWELI and JESSICA CARE MOORE
A celebration of the spoken word featuring performances by Talib Kweli, Jessica Care Moore, Fluent & some of the most talented Detroit area youth poets. ALL AGES WELCOME. $15.
WHERE: Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts – 350 Madison, Detroit.
WHEN: Saturday, February 14th, 2009, 7PM
WHY: In Detroit where nearly 75% of high school students drop out, “Words and Rhythms of the D” celebrates and honors the young poets who blur the lines between Hip-Hop and literature, all the while promoting literacy in a most creative and fun way.