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  • Anonymous
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    October 12, 2005 at 12:36 pm
    Post count: 19
    #14599 |

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    ALMA keeps things jumpin’ “the Brazilian way” and

    sultrier than ever. The next musical-mind to mix it up with these big

    beat fanatics is respected and emulated Puerto Rican-based Producer, DJ

    and Yoruba Recordings, Label Chief…Osunlade.

    If y’all don’t know how serious this brother is, “during the late 80’s,

    Osunlade started working as a producer and session hand; since starting

    out, he has leant his talents to records by Musiq, Patti LaBelle, Najee,

    India Arie and Eric Benet. In 1999, Osunlade established the Yoruba

    label and began releasing deep house productions of his own while

    cultivating new artists. For his first album, 2001’s Paradigm, the

    producer hooked up with the U.K.’s Soul Jazz label, which released the

    excellent LP and increased his profile significantly as a result. Easily one

    of the most gifted producers of soul/funk-influenced deep house,

    Osunlade an ordained priest in the African religion of Ifa graces

    everything he touches with spiritual, uplifting vibes.” -VH1

    Friday, October 14th Osunlade will be serving up a Brazilian “Offering”‚

    with DJ True and Miller Cruz behind the decks and Caco de Oliviera &

    friends riding the percussion rhythm until the weeee hours of the

    morning along with Muzikbutrfly & Manchildblack . . . The hostesses with

    the mostest! Expect the place to not stop shaking from front to back.

    Viva Brasil!

    Friday, October 14th, 2005 (10pm – 4am)

    $5 before 11pm

    $10 w/RSVP to muzikbutrfly@earthlink.net

    $15 General Admission

    Sullivan Room

    218 Sullivan Street (btwn 3rd & Bleecker)

    http://www.emergingarts.com/alma.html

    TheHouseDanceProject
    Member
    November 20, 2005 at 2:23 pm
    Post count: 2
    #27821 |

    OK… so this party was OFF THE MEETA!!!

    Osunlade twisted out melodies and the room was FULL of dancing bodies and positive energy. The only thing they could have done to make it better was broadcast the damn thing on cable!

    Thanks Tru and cast…

    … a night to remember.

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