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DC Events: Karaoke 4 A Cause – Thursday, December 13, 2012
For those individuals in DC, there’s a great charity event occurring this Thursday, December 13, 2012, at Liv Nightclub in Washington, DC.
It’s called Karaoke 4 A Cause. I’d love to tell you everybody involved but I honestly don’t even know everybody involved. But whoever they are, they know what they’re doing.
From the website:
 We laugh, sometimes flirtatiously, sometimes loudly.
We drink, and more than enough to make the bartender happy.
We dance, thanks largely to the efforts of Mr. Hollywood DJ, the official Sixers DJ, visiting us from Philadelphia and DJ Profitt , DC’s premier karaoke DJ.
But most importantly, we give.
Because we know we’re here to do more than laugh, drink, sing, and dance. Won’t you join us? We promise it’s the most fun you’ll have this holiday season, and that you’ll share that joy with someone who needs it more than you can imagine.
Basically, come out, bring a toy or a $20 donation, and get your karaoke on! I’ll be there and I can’t wait. It was such a good event last year that I’m sure this year will be even better and bring in even more toys for kids who need them during this Christmas season! See you all there! Peep the video from last year’s event!
Karaoke 4 A Cause – December 15th, 2011 from KreativeGFX on Vimeo.
VSB Event Notice: REMINISCE – Saturday, December 1, 2012
It’s the most wonderful time…of the year. And what better way to spend that time than to start the month of December out with some old school, feel good hiphop and R&B?
That’s right. This Saturday, December 1, 2012, REMINISCE invades your clubwaves for the holiday edition! You know the drill already. Free before 11pm with RSVP (http://reminiscedc.eventbrite.com), OPEN BAR from 930-1030pm and NO DRESS CODE.
We’re also planning to do a toydrive, and I’ll have more details in the next day or so.
With Supa Qool DJ Quartermaine on the 1′s and 2′s you know its the best way to start off your December. Ho ho ho…
RSVP: http://reminiscedc.eventbrite.com
Speaking of Supa Qool DJ Quartermaine, our resident REMINISCE DJ, he just released his EP, Quarter Life Crisis, on iTunes. It’s a dope blend of old school hip-hop feel with on point lyricism. The production knocks, the topics matter, and the emcee doesn’t disappoint. If you are missing that real sh*t, sh*t to make you feel sh*t, bump you in the club sh*t, have you wildin’ out hip-hop…get thee to iTunes and cop Quarter Life Crisis. Best yet it’s only $3.99. Cop that!
VSB Happenings: #REMINISCEDC (5/5/12), #DEFJAM25DC (5/12/12), Sweatshirts
It’s been a long time, we shouldn’t have left you, without a newsletter to skim thru. It’s your main ninja behind the motherlovin’ trigga, Panama Jackson, and I’m here to talk shop with you today. For starters…hello. How you doin? How ya mama doin? Good? Great. First things first…we’ve got some events to talk about.
5.5.12 #REMINISCEDC | Liv Nightclub, Washington, DC
First up, it’s time for another edition of #REMINISCEDC, the party dedicated to all 90s music at Liv Nightclub in DC!!! Straight hip-hop/r&b/dancehall brought to you by Very Smart Brothas x Shine On Me x Just Cause Events. Come party with us THIS Saturday, May 5, also know as Cinco De Mayo (rock your sombrero), FOR FREE! It’s FREE before 11pm with RSVP (reminiscedc.eventbrite.com) and $10 after, there’s an OPEN BAR from 930-1030PM (sponsored by Courvoisier) and NO DRESS CODE. It’s cheaper to come out and party!!!! After you down all the Coronos and Margaritas you can, come party with us! Plus, we’ll have $5 drink specials all night long. Really, you can’t beat it. Peep the flyer!
Then, there’s ANOTHER dope event to talk about for the hip-hop lover in you! It’s the celebration of Def Jam’s book talking about their first 25 years in existence happening in DC. Peep the Details:
5.12.12 Def Jam 25 | The Lincoln Theatre, Washington, DC
Join us as we pay homage to the 25 year milestone of the iconic Rap Label-DEF JAM & The Book it inspired- “Def Jam: The First 25 Years of the Last Great Record Label”. Check the festivities below.
CONVERSATION with Cey Adams-Def Jam’s founding Creative Director, Bill Adler-founding Publicist, Rap Legends EPMD, invited guests DJ Spinderella (Salt-N-Pepa), Timothy Anne Burnside [Smithsonian Institution NMAAHC]…
PERFORMANCES by The Legendary EPMD, Asheru, Carolyn Malachi, Tabi Bonney, Maimouna Youssef, RaTheMC, JF Koop, Seez Mics and more
Lincoln Theater – 1215 U St NW WDC 20009
Tickets : $35 adv/42.50 day of/$50 box seats
Promotion Pkg $85 incl. advanced ticket and book
Tickets: Ticketmaster (http://bit.ly/DefJamTix), Lincoln Theater Box Office
Or to arrange drop-off service (DC) email us : info@hedrushmusic.com
Info: info@hedrushmusic.com
Facebook: HedRush // Twitter: @HedRushMusic and #defjam25dc
****NOTE: Representatives from Hedrush will be on site at Reminisce this Saturday to sell tickets in person if you’d like to avoid the TicketMaster excess fees!****
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, we’re still selling VSB crewneck sweatshrits in collaboration with Coliseum Apparel. These shirts feature the VSB logo and are perfect for every day hanging and support of your favorite website. Go to the link here and get your cop on. They’re going fast! We really appreciate all of the support that’s been provided to us over the years and if I could buy everybody their own, I’d do it! But I can’t…but I’ll hi-five you if I see you in one!
Well that’s all for today and I know that was a lot! Happy hunting! Thanks for sleepwalking with the kids!
Very Smart Brothas and Urban Cusp Panel On Black Identity & Culture in Mass Media Tonight in DC!
This is a day-of official announcement for those individuals in DC who may not have seen the notice on Facebook and/or Twitter.
Today, Wednesday, February 22, 2012, Panama Jackson from Very Smart Brothas and Rahiel Tesfamariam from Urban Cusp will be moderating a panel discussion on Black Identity & Culture in Mass Media from 6-8PMÂ at the Washington Post Community Room, located at the Washington Post buildling (1150 15th Street, NW).
From the flyer, here’s the intro and purpose of the event:
Panama Jackson of Very Smart Brothas and Rahiel Tesfamariam of Urban Cusp will moderate a Black History Month dialogue led by a panel of dynamic artists, bloggers, journalists, and filmmakers on representations of Black American identity and culture in the media and entertainment industries. The discussion will seek to inspire guests to have greater individual and collective impact on the shaping of Black American “popular culture.â€
If you’re available and in Washington, DC, tonight, come on through and join in on the discussion and if we’re lucky, it will be like a real live VSB post in action. Complete with comments and the whole 9.
See you tonight!
-VSB P


