Your Sunday show selections: ► “That 70s Soul” — an ambitious revue that's the brainchild of renowned local composer Miguel Atwood-Ferguson — brings guests such as Shuggie Otis, Leon Ware and James Gadson, along with Seu Jorge, Zap Mama and Alice Russell, to the Mayan Theatre to celebrate the hits of that decade. Expect to hear the songs of Al Green, Bill Withers, Bob James, Curtis Mayfield, Donny Hathaway, Eugene McDaniels, Gil Scott-Heron, Isaac Hayes, James Brown, Marvin Gaye, Minnie Riperton, Roy Ayers, Sly Stone, Stevie Wonder [...]
Los Angeles hip hop duo People Under The Stairs will be performing a hometown show this weekend. You can catch them when they play on Sunday, December 16th at the El Rey Theatre along with Revolutionary Rhythm who will open up the night. Tickets for this show are still available to purchase online through Ticketmaster for $22.00 plus any additional service fees. We do have a couple of pairs to give away to check out People Under The Stairs [...]
People Under The Stairs have a show scheduled in Los Angeles to help finish off the weekend! You can see People Under The Stairs perform live at the El Rey Theatre on Sunday, Dec. 16 with Revolutionary Rhythm. We're giving...
Incoming: Social Distortion, Graham Parker, John Cale, Atlas Genius, Chris Isaak, the Game, the Sword, Alt-J, the Tragically Hip, the Growlers, JMSN, Public Enemy, the Doobie Brothers, Jessie Ware, Cass McCombs, King Tuff, NOFX, Dead Sara, Vaud & the Villains, Agent Orange, The Weeknd, the Aquabats, DeVotchKa, Vanaprasta, Aloe Blacc, Harry Shearer and Judith Owen, Bleached, Stevie Wonder, Anthony Green, Ozomatli, Ty Segall, Mayer Hawthorne, People Under the Stairs, Dave Koz and Kenny Loggins Above: The Weeknd plays the Orpheum on Saturday in [...]
Obama be drinking beer. Yo, yo, but fo real doe, my stance on immigration is clear. If you ain't into beer, then get the fuck outta here. Vancouver, where you at?! We repeat, Vancouver, WHERE THE HELL YOU AT?! This city continues to surprise and amaze us with its unwavering loyalty to good hip hop music, a feat that we neighboring Americans are seldom aware of. If you read our show review of Cunninlynguists from last week, then you hopefully gained some idea. But when People Under the Stairs (aka People, or PUTS) showed [...]
Everybody outside of the New York area, we'll get to you later. For now, New Yorkers, we're talking to you because we've been gifted with tickets to several upcoming shows [...] The post NYC, Who Wants To Win Tickets For Dom Kennedy, Public Enemy, MellowHype & More? appeared first on The Smoking Section .
Those that know me know that I have an enormous amount of respect for hip hop - that's why I listen to it, do a radio show about it , and love it with a fire to rial the summer heat in Austin. However, having a great respect for an art form does not preclude me from reveling in said form when it just gets totally silly. Because of that, I am a total sucker for novelty hip hop and I sure hope you are too because this month's mix is all Halloween novelty hip hop curated by yours [...]
I originally wanted to make a mix of music inspired by California about six months back when I moved to The Bay Area from Minnesota, but shit got hectic & I got lazy. I moved out to Cali because I wanted to get into the music/tech scene and Minnesota just wasn't cutting it. Well, I've been in & out of some pretty cool creative companies since, but still haven't landed a permanent job. Especially at the one company that actually drove me out here (quite literally), SoundCloud. My attempts to get SoundCloud's [...]
Role of the Ride (Cymbal) It’s the jazz cymbal, if you were wondering. The ride cymbal is that sizzling, soft, and delicate presence in many (most) jazz songs. The big one that is usually on the right side of the drumset, above the floor tom. It has quite a history, but at the moment, I’m only concerned about its use in one genre. [...]
People Under the Stairs performing "Acid Raindrops" at the Amoeba Music store...not sure if you ever heard this before...but PUTS are well renown for their onstage presence, and memorable shows. As somebody. via TheFindMag Continue Reading
Another great act has been added to LACMA's,"Through The Mic", series! "Through The Mic" brings contemporary Los Angeles hip hop to perform in front of Chris Burden's Urban Light Sculpture at LACMA and coming up is an appearance by People...
Following South by Southwest, it appeared as if everyone suddenly kicked off tours everywhere. Chicago's Metro hosted some fabulous gigs (e.g. Wild Flag, Porcelain Raft), New York exploded with buzz bands, and California offered up two unique festivals (Paid Dues, Coachella). Our photographers snapped shots night after night, making April one of our busiest months on the live circuit in a long, long time. Naturally, they had a blast. Event: Wild Flag at Chicago's Metro (4/5) Photographer: Michael Roffman What Michael Says: “It [...]
Who Got That Hydro?? P&B wants to wish a happy holidays to all the tokers in P&B Nation, and gift you with this 420 friendly playlist. Everything from Sublime, to Three-Six Mafia, to Curtis Mayfield, there’s sure to be something to please the inner pothead in you! Roll up, light two or three, and bump this through your speakerbox… TeeFizz [...]
Maker Music presents a mini-documentary on 24 hours in the life of Cali emcee Murs, on the day before his 2012 Paid Dues festival went off in San Bernardino, CA. Murs visits Soul Assassins Radio, L.A. stations Power 106 and KDAY, rehearses with his crew Living Legends, tends to his fans and jumps onstage to kick off this year's installment of the annual hip-hop festival that continues to grow by leaps and bounds each year. Features Odd Future, DJ Quik, People Under The Stairs and more. Murs recently released Yumiko: Curse Of The Merch Girl, his album and graphic novel [...]
Artist: People Under The Stairs Song: The L.A. Song Album: "O.S.T." (2002) (To download, right click “Download” and “Save File/Link As”) Website // Facebook Page Check out past Throwback Posts
It’s been seven years since the inaugural Paid Dues Independent Hip Hop Festival took place in Los Angeles. The annual music festival has since gained a solid reputation for its celebration of the diversity in the underground rap universe. Curator Murs’ vision hasn’t changed, even if the fest’s venues and sponsors have—his commitment to supporting up-and-coming artists is unwavering—but this year, it seems he had to make a few concessions to keep attendance up in this economy, and as a result, Paid Dues 2012 had more big name acts than ever. Beyond the stacked lineup, the event was [...]
April 7, 2012 - NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, CA The Paid Dues Festival was one of the best independent hip hop festivals that anyone could ask for. Put on by Guerilla Union, the festival featured the greatest acts ... Continued
New visuals to Headnodic's "Cough Drop" featuring Raashan Ahmad, from Red Line Radio . Directed by Headnodic, Paintings by Ann O'Nemus "Red Line Radio" is the debut album from Crown City Rockers' and The Mighty Underdogs' producer HEADNODIC. The incredible package includes a limited-run 53 micro vinyl record featuring two exclusive songs. The album includes appearances by Latyrx, Gift of Gab, Mr. Lif, The Grouch, Sadat X, Moe Pope, Raashan Ahmad, Myka 9, P.E.A.C.E., One.Be.Lo, People Under The Stairs, Scienz of Life, all the members of Crown City Rockers and more! [...]
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Practical Solutions for Insanity from metrojolt on 8tracks . To all of our readers who never had to opportunity to live in the Bay Area, take note. To all of our readers who currently live in Bay Area - I envy you. To all of our readers who left the Bay Area for one reason or another - I feel your pain. I've come up with a couple tracks to help starve off the inevitable Bay separation pains: I tried to compile a small list as diverse and unique as the Bay. [...]
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