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New York, New York… On Sunday, September 19 2010, massive selector presents the third installment of what’s quickly becoming a coast-to-coast tradition… SFNY returns to the Big Apple just in time to kick off the beautiful autumn season in New York City… Bay Area ambassadors KING MOST, FREDDY, MARKY and DJ MAMABEAR make the East Coast connection with GE-OLOGY, DJ MONI and KON at a glorious daytime jam of feel good music, warm vibes and folks getting down in the sunshine. Enjoy tasty libations, choice beats, and a fly setting from 3pm-9pm. The Left Coast do the right thing… Start spreading the news!

Sunday, September 19, 2010
Massive Selector presents
SFNY
Location TBA, New York City
21+ | 3pm – 11pm | $5 before 5pm, $10 cover
RSVP: massiveselector.com/sfny
to ensure entry and for venue location.

SF
KING MOST (plug label)
FREDDY ANZURES (p-r-o-p-s / Wax Poetics)
MARKY (massive selector)
DJ MAMABEAR (sweater funk)

NY
GE-OLOGY (NYC / i love vinyl)
DJ MONI (friends we love)
KON (BBE / kon & amir)

Hosted by
PLANIT BROOKLYN (Sallome Hralima & Ashley Mui)

Celebrating a decade of photography
HUMAN

Listen to propsRadio for promotional mixes by SFNY DJs: p-r-o-p-s.com

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A couple days ago, i got hit up by my man PRINCE KLASSEN who was touring in japan. While record shopping in Harajuku he ran accross what appeared to be a SWEATER FUNK mixtape! check out his story:

Wax Poetics Japan X Beams Records: Brad Howe Exhibition
Walking around Harajuku with the homie Pase showing me a ton of new places I hadn’t seen, he told me about Beams Records. They offer the best hand picked items in the musical realm, ranging from Bossa Nova re-issues to exclusive CDs from Japanese Funk DJs.

When we walked in they had a great display of Wax Poetics Japan and many works from Brad Howe on display. I didn’t realize it was an exhibition until one item caught my eye. The store teamed up with WPJP, Howe, & PROPS radio to release an exclusive mixtape packaged with about 30 mini prints of Howe’s illustrations nicely packaged with a piece of candy. The show titled GRATITUDE ran until this past Sunday the 15th and I am glad I had the random chance of seeing it.

I initially picked up the package giving it minor attention until I realized that the mixtape included was actually from Wax Poetics contributor Amir of Boston’s DJ duo Kon & Amir. I then looked closer to notice it was a live set from Kon & Amir recorded at my extended SF family’s Sweater Funk party. Needless to say, I immediately copped it.

You can view more photos of the package on Howe’s blog linked above and I am working on finding a link so you can possibly order one for yourself.” (via PRINCE KLASSEN)

still trying to get to the bottom of this story, but the thought of SWEATER FUNK in japan is kinda bugged…

NOW SOMEBODY FLY US OUT TO ASIA FOR A SWEATER FUNK TOUR ALREADY!!!

“The world will know about Sweater Funk.”
Daz-I-Kue (Bugz In The Attic/UK) Live at Sweater Funk, Sunday 31 January 2010

The best modern soul party in Chinatown on a Sunday celebrates two years of making Mondays that much harder to get up on. So get on up with us this time around since we’re giving all you superstar, up and coming, local and out of town guest DJs a break. Peep Sweater Funk fam Jon Blunck, Guillermo, The Selecter DJ Kirk, Sean Boogie, Sabrina, Shred One, Renmin, Vinyl Richie, Marky, Chungtech, Mamabear, Auto and Freddy Anzures (aka the Wu-Tang Clan of Boogie) pon de controls as we tip our champagne glasses (and dim sum plates too!) to you for all the times you’ve decided to make your way out from your apartment to the basement…prepare for an extravaganza befitting a party whose patrons pack positivity by the pound…getting on the good foot to a sound system that’s off the meters…and all love. So enjoy this mix and tell a friend…SWEATER FUNK turns 2 and ya won’t want Sunday to end! (via propsRadio)

SWEATER FUNK TURNS 2

Sunday, July 25
SWEATER FUNK TURNS 2
JON BLUNCK, GUILLERMO, THE SELECTER DJ KIRK, SEAN BOOGIE, SABRINA, SHRED ONE, RENMIN, VINYL RICHIE, MARKY, CHUNGTECH, MAMABEAR, AUTO & FREDDY
LI PO LOUNGE 916 Grant & Washington SF / 21+ / 9pm-1:30am / FREE


HOT WAX, the all styles, all vinyl dance party returns this week and this month, we pay tribute to the ladies of the 80s who put it down on record and on the dancefloor through the sounds of soul, boogie and R&B. FM is proud to feature SWEATER FUNK’s own CHUNGTECH, MAMABEAR, SABRINA and the return of SHRED ONE behind the wheels of steel, rotary dials and Turbosound™ system at 222 Hyde SF this Thurday, July 15! These sisters got deep crates and crazy skills to match, so get your dancing shoes ready…no parking on the dancefloor!

Listen to their HOT WAX • 80s LADIES mix on propsRadio or download below to get in the mood and get into the groove…see you Thursday night!

HOT WAX • 80s LADIES

Thursday, July 15
FM presents
HOT WAX • 80s LADIES
featuring the ladies of SWEATER FUNK
CHUNGTECH / MAMABEAR / SABRINA / SHRED ONE
222 Hyde SF / 21+ / 9pm-2am / $5 cover

along with your hosts
FREDDY & MARKY (FM)

…as the robots survey the Motherland after the tumultuous crash of the spaceship, they begin to realize that where they landed was a place very different from their own…

FM presents FUTURE SHOCK DNA 2.

FUTURE SHOCK Daft iN Africa 2 • Mixed by FM

Roy Ayers “Tarzan (Âme Remix)” (BBE)
Letta Mbula “Pula Yetla (FM Edit)” (Capitol)
J Dilla “African Rhythms” (BBE)
Key Of Dreams “Africa (dub-mix) (Marky’s Cut-N-Paste Edit)” (Baby)
Peter Gabriel “Don’t Break This Rhythm (propsEdit)” (Geffen)
Herbie Hancock “Rain Dance” (Columbia)
Shafiq Husayn “Jungle Booking” (Plug Research)
Common “Time Travellin’ (Instrumental)” (MCA)
Hugh Masekela “Mama (Metro Area Birthday Dub)” (Verve)
The Light Of Saba “Africa (Extended Mix)” (Honest Jon’s)
Olatunji “Kiyakiya (Why Do You Run Away?)” (Columbia)
Osborne “Afrika (Bullion Remix)” (Ghostly International)
Tony Allen “Ole (Moritz Von Oswald Remix)” (Honest Jons)
Mort Garson “Ode To An African Violet” (Homewood)
Deadline “Boat Peoples” (Celluloid)
Cesaria Evora “Angola (Carl Craig’s Mix)” (BMG)

DNA 1


“World renowned beat diggers/tastemakers/rumpshakers Kon & Amir blessed the Sweater Funk basement on Sunday, June 20, 2010. The grand finale of four consecutive gigs in the Bay Area, starting with HOT WAX at 222 Hyde on Thursday, OFF TRACK TOUR at Triple Crown on Friday and 45 Sessions with DJ Platurn at The Layover in Oakland on Saturday, K & A spread love in the Bay…proper.” (via propsRadio) We were lucky enough to record this HISTORIC set… Listen to KON & AMIR LIVE AT SWEATER FUNK below. Turnitup!

KON & AMIR LIVE AT SWEATER FUNK 06.20.10

the legendary SOUL SLAM: PRINCE AND MICHAEL JACKSON feat DJ SPINNA (NYC), returns to the MEZZANINE on saturday, june 12 2010. june is special for a number of reasons… PRINCE celebrated his 52nd birthday this this week, and we tip our hat to one of the greatest entertainers of our generation… june also marks the 1 year anniversary of MICHAEL JACKSON’s passing, which makes SOUL SLAM that much more meaningful.

to help promote SOUL SLAM… me, FREDDY and KING MOST put our heads together and made a mix dedicated to the KING OF POP and THE ARTIST. it features PRINCE & MJ classics, remixes, rarities and forgotten favorites… and make sure you read the brilliant write-up by FREDDY on propsRadio. Enjoy!

SOUL SLAM 2010 • PRINCE & MJ • MIXED BY KM/FM

INTRO

MARKY Selection
Michael Jackson “Rock With You (Instrumental Version)” (White)
Michael Jackson “Rock With You (Opolopo Remix)” (White)
Sunaga T Experience “The Love You Save (Asakusa S.C.’01 Mix)” (Polydor K.K.)
Speak Low “Thriller (Funky Version)” (Lovemonk)
Prince “Sexy Dancer (Album Version)” (Warner Bros.)
Prince “Let’s Work (Dark Dancer Remix)” (White)
Prince “Lady Cab Driver” (Warner Bros.)

FREDDY Selection
The Jacksons “Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) (John Luongo Disco Mix)” (Epic)
Prince & The Revolution “Raspberry Beret (Extended Remix)” (Warner Bros.)
Prince & The Revolution “Take Me With U” (Warner Bros.)
The Jacksons “Can You Feel It” (Epic)
Sheena Easton “Sugar Walls (Dance Mix)” (EMI)
Michael Jackson “P.Y.T. (Ballroom Edit)” (Ballroom)
Prince “Extra Loveable” (Unreleased)
Michael Jackson “Got Me Working Day And Night” (Epic)
Sheila E. “The Glamorous Life (Club Edit)” (Warner Bros.)
The Time “777-9311” (Warner Bros.)

KING MOST Selection
De La Soul “No” (Sanctuary)
Janet Jackson “Got ‘Till It’s Gone (Ummah’s Uptown Saturday Night Remix)” (Virgin)
Wu-Massacre “Our Dreams” (Def Jam)
Black Milk “Purple Tape Beats” (White)
Erik Rico “The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker” (White)
Janet Jackson “All For You (DJ Premier Top Heavy Mix)” (Virgin)
Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson “Scream (DJ B-Cause Hips Mix)” (White)
Osunlade “Crazy You” (Ubiquity)

Selection and mix by KM/FM (King Most + Freddy & Marky) for SOUL SLAM 2010.

friday, june 18 2010
FM presents
KON & AMIR (BBE Records)
official “OFF TRACK Vol. III: Brooklyn” release party

@ triple crown, 1760 market & octavia
21+ | 9pm-3am | $15

On Friday, June 18, FM is proud to present the official bay area release party for KON & AMIR’s “OFF TRACK Vol. III: Brooklyn” in San Francisco. These dudes not only have deep crates, but “their compilations and mixtapes are classics and represent a style of Djing that’s true to the essence of Hip-Hop.” according to A-Trak. Also rockin the spot, we’ve got DEEJAY SURESHOT along with FREDDY & MARKY to round out an evening of funky soul, dance classics and HOT MUSIC all night long.

starring
KON & AMIR (BBE/On Track Productions)
DEEJAY SURESHOT (Million Dollar Crates/Sharpshooters)
FREDDY (p-r-o-p-s/Wax Poetics)
& MARKY (Massive Selector/Sweater Funk)

presented by FM

massiveselector.com • p-r-o-p-s.com • triplecrownsf.com • bbemusic.com • waxpoetics.com • deejaysureshot.com

Marjory Smarth, an icon in the dance community, an amazing women, and personal friend, was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. I will be playing at a Fundraiser for Marjory Smarth this sunday 5/23 at Casa De Cultura, come show your support!

Listen to me and Freddy drop a recap of the SFNY experience with Jon Oliver (I Love Vinyl) last Monday nite on his weekly radio show The Main Ingredient, bringing you the best in international future soul, hip hop, and electronic music with a dose of soul/funk fundamentals for good measure every Monday from midnite to 2am on East Village Radio.

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