RIP J-1. Long live the funk.

29 Nov

saddened to hear about the passing of J-1 yesterday. the funk lives on through his musical gifts.

listen to the live session from 2008 via: http://hvw8.com

Super Session Podcast

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Sezy Indigo

Originally from Providence, Rhode Island, Sezy has been addicted to vinyl ever since she discovered her father's jazz collection at age 7. Stylish in everything she does, Sezy spins an incredible set off deep house, future jazz and hip hop, usually with a sprinkling of classics and r&b to round out the sound. Currently residing in Philadelphia, Sezy has graced the stage along side of people such as King Britt, J-Live, Jneiro Jarel, Count Bass D, John Tejada & Tony Nwachukwu (formerly of Attica Blues). In October 2004, Sezy was one of 7 applicants from the USA to be chosen for the Red Bull Music Academy in Rome, Italy. After the amazing worldwide adventure, she returned to the States to partner up with Jneiro Jarel in a record label startup, Label Who?, which released their first LP in December 2004. She is currently djing spot dates throughout Philly and the US, and working on music and film projects. Contact her at: heathersezyrahn@gmail.com

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