Tuesday, March 15, 2011 | Doors open at 8:30 PM $10 Cover

$5 BEFORE 10PM

SOUL AROUND THE WORLD
Presented by Bemba Entertainment & Fusicology.com @ Momo’s

Click "I like it" on the link below for a chance at a free pair of tickets:
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Tuesday, March 15, 2011 | Doors open at 8:30 PM $10 Cover

$5 BEFORE 10PM

SOUL AROUND THE WORLD
Presented by Bemba Entertainment & Fusicology.com @ Momo’s

Click "I like it" on the link below for a chance at a free pair of tickets:

http://do512.com/c/sx2011/event/2011/03/15/bemba-entertainment-and-fusicology-presents-funk-around-the-world-w-bamako-airlines-gina-chavez-professor-groove-more-10-cover


AquamanChill (8:30-9:30 PM) features afro-brasillian loveliness blended with salsa grooves, afrobeat and some hip hop remixes dashed in.

Bamako Airlines (9:30-10:15 PM), formerly Kwassadelic, is influenced by the sounds of Oumou Sangare, Tarika, Bembeya Jazz, Orchestra Baobab, King Sunny Ade, Super Rail Band, Tinariwen, Amadou et Mariam, Youssou N'Dour, Kanda Bongo Man, and Gnawa Diffusion.

Kiko y La Banda (10:30-11:15 PM)
A fusion of afro-colombiano with reggae, and other Latin world beats thrown in
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGKyE8UdQ6M

DJ Professor Groove (11:15-12:15 PM) began honing his skills mixing funk on Montreal radio station CKUT in1996. Fast forward through hundreds of radio show sessions, club residencies including Montreal's long-running Rockdeep Tuesdays, DJ tours through the US and Europe, and a decade of digging ever-deeper into the rich earth of funk music—in 2010 the funk flows stronger than ever through the Prof's fingers.

Part P-Funk, part Punjabi-Funk, BlackMahal (12:15-1:15 AM) is a San Francisco-based live music experience complete with drums, DJs, horns, hip-hop MCs, and the godfather of Punjabi-American music – Ustad Lal Singh Bhatti. BlackMahal is steeped in Old California, a Punjabi-American experience that started in the 1890s when the first Punjabi-Americans settled in the Great West and forged a new identity combining elements of Mexican and African-American influence.

New Berlin (1:15am-2:15 AM)
This Los Angeles based dj got his moniker from the very city that inspires his playlists. New Berlin (Anthony Mauzy) spins his own blend of 80's new wave, indie rock, and electro-house. soundcloud.com/newberlin new-noir.com