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7:00 pm
Temple Music XXIV (ft. Mike Weis [LP Release] + Haptic)
Mike Weis has a new LP coming out on Monastral entitled «Sound Practice» and this show will serve as a release show of sorts. He will be performing both solo and in collaboration with Haptic for a seamless set. Not to miss! An early evening event perfect for a segue into your Saturday night. There is no alcohol allowed. Please donate to the artists.
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Ghost Note
If the Grammy Award winning band, Snarky Puppy, was a heart, drummer Robert "Sput" Searight and percussionist Nate Werth serve as its explosive pulse. World renown for their artistic communication through rhythm, this dynamic duo debuts their own project, expanding their percussive voice into a night of melody through innovative grooves and captivating artistry. This event is 18+.
Find out more »9:00 pm
Dark Matter Series: Ben LaMar Gay’s “Beast Need Beast”
Ben LaMar Gay: cornet, synth, diddley bow Carlos Pride: gungon, talking drum Coco Elysses: doumbek BLG is a composer who deals with many components of sound through various folk traditions past, present and future.
Find out more »10:00 pm
Hugo Ball w/ Paranoid London (live) / Justin Long / Sevron / Sold
Hugo Ball with… Paranoid London (live) Justin Long Sevron SOLD & your hosts... Sophie Bee Eris Drew $10 before midnight with valid student ID, $15 Advance, $20 Door 21 & Over / 10PM https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/paranoidlondon https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/justinlong https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sevron https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sold https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/erisdrew
Find out more »One of Them Nights with Jerome Derradji
DJ, producer, compiler, and label operator Jerome Derradji started spinning records at the age of 15 and was, at first, inspired most by jazz and soul. During the tail-end of the '90s, house music caught his ears. In 2000, he moved from his native France to Chicago. Derradji established Still Music in 2004 as an outlet for the music he felt wasn't getting enough support....
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