How'd the gigs go?

The Indaba Music CMJ showcase on October 23rd was a huge success. The party was well attended, people had a great time, and we got to perform for lots of new fans. Thanks to the Meniz brothers for their killer customized Vinyl Life light show and thanks to Mantis and the whole Indaba staff for such an amazing event. Video of that event is on the way.

We also had a blast at our Halloween party at Public Assembly in Brooklyn. Although it was a Wednesday, we still had a funky fresh costume party. Jim McElwaine killed it on the sax once again. DJ Ohzee held it down with critical classics. Peace to all the people who showed up and big big big thank you to Liz Sullivan for documenting the event. Her facebook page has the sick photo album of the show. Here's some of those pics:





Ok, we're off to Bermuda to do Fright Night 08. See ya in the sunshine.

Funky fresh costume party!

Tape Theory purchases legendary cassette duplicator

Tape Theory recently acquired the Tapematic 2002, a piece of duplication history to meet the growing demand for music recorded on cassettes:

Future Beat single

"Future Beat" will be out in November and available on Beatport, iTunes, Rhapsody, and Napster. Tracklisting:

1. Album Mix
2. Butcha Sound Dub
3. Oscar G Red Zone Tribute Mix
4. Oscar G Red Zone Tribute Dub
5. Radio Edit
6. Instrumental
7. Accapella

Vinyl Life to headline Indaba Music showcase