Word up for the Detroit love. Thanks for republishing the “High Holy Days” Music Series. Respect!


mdtepsic:

Madlib’s endless record collection

yes. mad scientist.



A sonic peek into Detroit’s black nationalist jazz movement (1972-1977). The sound of Michigan, post riots, pre techno. Look it up and get involved.

A sonic peek into Detroit’s black nationalist jazz movement (1972-1977). The sound of Michigan, post riots, pre techno. Look it up and get involved.


Grateful for the opportunity to share my research on the migration of house music to South Africa at DePaul University in Chicago this weekend. Full circle. “Entertainment with a Thesis” on some national shit. “Remapping the Black Atlantic” one step at a time. Thank you Mr. Paul Gilroy.

Grateful for the opportunity to share my research on the migration of house music to South Africa at DePaul University in Chicago this weekend. Full circle. “Entertainment with a Thesis” on some national shit. “Remapping the Black Atlantic” one step at a time. Thank you Mr. Paul Gilroy.


iamelizah:

DJ @LynneeDenise presenting “Planet Rock: Techno, House Music & Afrofutrism”

March 21, 2013

Spelman College Museum of Fine Art - Atlanta, GA


Preproduction, Spelman College. Planet Rock. 3pm.

Preproduction, Spelman College. Planet Rock. 3pm.


Click the link below to hear my latest mix, “The Love Space Demands.” Groove with me to another soundtrack to this here emotional migration. http://djlynneedenise.podomatic.com/entry/2013-02-14T07_16_22-08_00 

Click the link below to hear my latest mix, “The Love Space Demands.” Groove with me to another soundtrack to this here emotional migration. http://djlynneedenise.podomatic.com/entry/2013-02-14T07_16_22-08_00 


Atlanta, you fancy huh? A WildSeed Cultural Group production.

Atlanta, you fancy huh? A WildSeed Cultural Group production.


I moved to Atlanta from Brooklyn in March 2011 as a part of a Great (Re) verse Migration. Since being here I’ve been inspired by the calm of the breeze, the soul of the people and the movement on the dance floor. In circles we dance to house music, fed by rhythms that translate ancestral languages. Bass. With this mix I want to give back to ATL the love I’ve received, the creativity that’s swinging from the history of these trees…and this dirt. Red Clay. My ancestors, my future. Take a musical journey with me as I mix some of my favorite songs from the past 3 months, some of it South African and all of it soulful and deep. I write you now from an airplane on my way to Aruba to teach babies what it is to be rooted in Music and versed in Technology. Arts Rules Aruba 2012. 
Now Dance
(dj lynnee denise)

I moved to Atlanta from Brooklyn in March 2011 as a part of a Great (Re) verse Migration. Since being here I’ve been inspired by the calm of the breeze, the soul of the people and the movement on the dance floor. In circles we dance to house music, fed by rhythms that translate ancestral languages. Bass. With this mix I want to give back to ATL the love I’ve received, the creativity that’s swinging from the history of these trees…and this dirt. Red Clay. My ancestors, my future. Take a musical journey with me as I mix some of my favorite songs from the past 3 months, some of it South African and all of it soulful and deep. I write you now from an airplane on my way to Aruba to teach babies what it is to be rooted in Music and versed in Technology. Arts Rules Aruba 2012. 

Now Dance

(dj lynnee denise)