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[Javier Drada]

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LA LECHE US SUMMER TOUR
Resident DJ International Playboy Zen (UK) spins an eclectic mix of
nortec and new electronic latin.

CHICAGO
PANOPTICA of the NORTEC COLLECTIVE (Mexico) performing live!!!
He is one of the main movers and shakers of the Nortec Collective.
Panoptica delves into stripped down twisted house sounds mixed with
northern mexican torolas, banda snares and accordians to create a
sound that is truly tijuana.

and special guest percussionist Louie-Louie

Thursday, July 31
Smart Bar (part of the Metro)
3730 N. Clark Street
Chicago
Tel. 773 549 0203
10pm-4am
$10 cover or to get on the reduced price guest list visit
http://www.sonic360.com/laleche
21+

SAN FRANCISCO
HIPERBOREAL of the NORTEC COLLECTIVE (Mexico) performing live! His
music combines downtempo grooves with female vocals, analogue
textures and acoustic beats from Mexican Banda Sinaloense music.

Plus Guest DJ VINNIE ESPARZA

Thursday August 7th
111 Minna
111 Minna Street
San Francisco
Tel. 415.974.1719
10pm-2am
$10 cover or to get on the reduced price guest list visit
http://www.sonic360.com/laleche
21+


LOS ANGELES
ACIDA (Argentina) performing live! Acida is Alina Gandini and Tweety
Gonzalez (ex-keyboardist for soda stereo). Their music is influenced
by tango, jazz, drum n bass, film scores, bassanova, and rock music.

Saturday, August 16th
The Echo
1822 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles
213 413 8200
10pm-2am
$10 cover or to get on the reduced price guest list visit
http://www.sonic360.com/laleche
21+


NEW YORK
BOSTICH of the NORTEC COLLECTIVE (Mexico) performing live! twist
sounds of norteno and tambora into hi-tek electronic filtered
rhythems to form the new fusion: nortec

DJ CAROL C. (SI*SE / brooklyn) spins world house: deep latin,
brazilian, soulful and funky house.

DJ edelweiss (village voice / detroit) putting on a blitz of
industrial bubblegum, hi-nrg electro-punk, old-school mid-american
dub-rap and latin freestyle.

[rob gregory]

Originally posted by Javier Drada:
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DJ edelweiss (village voice / detroit) putting on a blitz of
industrial bubblegum, hi-nrg electro-punk, old-school mid-american
dub-rap WTF graemlins/scared.gif

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Originally posted by Javier Drada:
old-school mid-american
dub-rap This one is my favorite. Just saying dub-rap sounds cool. http://deephousepage.com/smilies/smokin.gif

[Javier Drada]

Originally posted by Albert Diaz:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Javier Drada:
old-school mid-american
dub-rap This one is my favorite. Just saying dub-rap sounds cool. http://deephousepage.com/smilies/smokin.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Is that like white rap with a dubby feel to it???

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Originally posted by Javier Drada:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Albert Diaz:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Javier Drada:
old-school mid-american
dub-rap This one is my favorite. Just saying dub-rap sounds cool. http://deephousepage.com/smilies/smokin.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Is that like white rap with a dubby feel to it??? </font>[/QUOTE]I'm not sure, but I'd sure as hell like to hear something called southwestern dubya rap. get it? get it? dubya? oh nevermind. :(

[Nege]

The new thing up here is Rasclat Soul Tech