{"id":1254,"date":"2016-03-02T17:32:49","date_gmt":"2016-03-03T01:32:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mateel.org\/?p=1254"},"modified":"2016-03-31T05:07:16","modified_gmt":"2016-03-31T12:07:16","slug":"soul-flow","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mateel.org\/?p=1254","title":{"rendered":"March 25th: Soul Flow"},"content":{"rendered":"

What:<\/strong> SOUL FLOW with very special guest JEN\u00d6 (Wicked SF)
\nWhen:\u00a0<\/strong>Friday, March 25th 2016\/Door Time 9pm
\nWhere:<\/strong> Mateel Community Center
\nTickets:<\/strong>\u00a0Tickets at the door $15 \/ All ages<\/p>\n

Marjo Lak (Fraktal\/Butter Music\/Deep Groove Society)<\/p>\n

Mr. 415 (Deep Groove Society)<\/p>\n

TIGRE & Copperton3<\/p>\n

Visuals by Pineapsys<\/p>\n

Fine libations provided by KMUD<\/p>\n

Fueled by an enigmatic mystique, Jen\u00f6 has remained one of San Francisco\u2019s most beloved and sought after DJs for over two decades. Developing a passionate love for music from an early age he spent several years as a punk musician & songwriter, before discovering djing and falling into the vibrant London warehouse party scene of the mid 80s. Once Acid House fever hit the UK, Jen\u00f6 never looked back, becoming known for his heady Whoosh parties, and his involvement in the early days of the notorious Tonka Sound System.<\/p>\n

Inspired by Tonka\u2019s cheeky f**k the rules attitude, and in search of a more psychedelic groove, Jen\u00f6, along with his British cohorts Garth, Markie & Thomas headed to San Francisco in the early 90s. This was the beginning of the now world renowned Wicked Crew, who were instrumental in firing up the SF dance music scene with their now legendary \u201cFull Moon\u201d parties. These wild & free outdoor gatherings were the foundation for an eclectic and soulful underground dance scene, and the driving force of the growing rave community on the West Coast.<\/p>\n

By the mid 90s, Jen\u00f6\u2018s musical talents and commitment to the dance floor had helped inspire and define a new \u201cSan Francisco sound,\u201d bringing international attention to the city\u2019s burgeoning dance music scene. With all eyes on San Francisco, DMC sought out Jen\u00f6\u2019s talents for a mix on their prestigious CD series \u201cUnited DJs of America.\u201d Joining the ranks of legends Frankie Knuckles, David Morales, Little Louie Vega and Doc Martin, he put together a mix of fresh local music and classic house sounds that helped put San Francisco firmly on the dance music map.<\/p>\n

In 1995, he and the Wicked Crew took things to the next level, importing a custom made Tony Andrews designed Turbosound system from the UK. With Wicked very much in demand there was nothing else to do but hit the road, piling into a beautifully restored 1947 Grayhound bus with their own band of merry pranksters, delivering their soulful psychedelic sounds with a rock\u2019n\u2019roll attitude that took the U.S by storm. The touring continued through the late 90s, including some unforgettable stops at Burning Man, Reggae on the River\u00ae<\/sup>, and even a Jane\u2019s Addiction concert in<\/p>\n

2001.<\/p>\n

As the new millennium approached, Jen\u00f6 took his talents to the studio and began producing his own unique take on dance music. He met all expectations with several remixes on fellow Wicked DJ Garth\u2019s Greyhound label, including the internationally acclaimed \u201cStormy Weather\u201d remix of Rocket\u2019s \u201cPeople.\u201d This was followed by remixes on Cheeky, Turnaround Sound, NRK & others. Jen\u00f6\u2019s production talents aren\u2019t limited to the dance floor, having worked on some dark brooding indie music in recent years, and currently producing live acid house for his monthly \u201cCult of the<\/p>\n

Acid House\u201d party.<\/p>\n

In 2004, Wicked disbanded after 13 years of amazing collaboration. Undeterred, Jen\u00f6 and Garth have kept the spirit alive with their regular Back2Back appearances up and down the West Coast; a fun loving and boundary pushing musical romp through the last 40 years of dance music. In 2011, Wicked reformed with a \u201cTwenty Years of Disco Glory,\u201d reunion tour encompassing 13 cities across the country. The success of the tour has put a vital missing piece back into the global dance community.<\/p>\n

Jen\u00f6\u2019s mythical mixing talents have translated far and wide with a diverse international cult following. He has demonstrated these talents on the decks in the premier clubs across the globe, including the legendary Twilo in NYC, The End, Fabric & Ministry of Sound in London, Unit in Tokyo and the Rex Club in Paris. Jen\u00f6 continues to perform & present music with a unique and psychedelic perspective, djing regularly again across the US, as well as hosting his own musically mischievous cult radio show \u2013 Noise from the Void, broadcast bi-monthly with the changing cycle from Full Moon & New Moon.<\/p>\n

Live Set<\/a><\/p>\n

Set<\/a> from NoiseFromTheVoid radio show<\/p>\n

Interview<\/a> of Jen\u00f6 for Test Pressing<\/p>\n

NoiseFromTheVoid Podcast<\/a><\/p>\n

Facebook<\/a> – Resident Advisor<\/a> – SoundCloud<\/a> – Noise From the Void<\/a><\/p>\n

\"Soul<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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