[microsound] Hobart: LINGO : Friday November 19th @ SIRENS : 6 Victoria Street : 9pm till 2am

[Brendan Palmer <bp@xxxxxxxxx>]

Here's some info on an event in Hobart Tasmania. A real mash of electronic
sound, many languages and lotsa diverse weirdos... (goths, punks, dweebs,
secretaries etc)

here's da hype
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After making the dancefloor of SIRENS explode in September, local Hobart
crew Cluster and Melbourne mob Uber_Lingua join forces once again to create
another Tasmanian cultural collision of the sonic kind. 

LINGO : Friday November 19th @ SIRENS : 6 Victoria Street : 9pm till 2am

This time calling on the DJ talents of a Greek, a Japanese and a Bulgarian
.... alongside a solid crew who were involved in the first LINGO, this event
takes the music-language threshold beyond it's limits... 

ADP is a Melbourne raised Greek who has a solid background both behind the
decks and on the Mic as a Hip Hop MC, and has recently turned his attention
to Greek hip hop to great affect. 

Kaigen is a recent arrival from Japan and has released an EP on the label
Caibyaku Records. His MC style could be described as a yelping form of
rapping, and when he DJs he brings out an incredibly diverse selection of
quality Experimental Japanese sounds never heard in Australia. 

Bulgarian FSB moved to Australia a few years back and specialises in tracks
from 'his region', that being Bulgaria of course, and Russia, Romania, the
Baltic states etc... this however doesn't stop him playing tracks from other
regions of the planet... 

bP, a founding DJ of the Uber_Lingua movement is basically obsessed in
multi-lingual music, a side affect of being the music producer of SBS
Alchemy for many years. Having tracks in his collection in over sixty
languages and many styles allows him to instinctively move from continent to
continent, language to language, genre to genre... 

Local DJs Gusto, Sakamoiz and vocalist/MCs Creator from Sierra Leone, and
Happypicu from Japan complete the lineup. 

The Cluster Collective are well known for their gigs that unify the various
splinters of the Hobart music scene, by incorporating a range of creative
forms from DJs, VJs to Super-8 film with both established and fresh local
artists. 

Uber_Lingua in an emerging entity that currently hosts a weekly club in the
inner city of Melbourne, focusing on multi-lingual music and urban culture
from all over the world. 

look at http://www.uberlingua.com for more info, free mp3s and artist
bios...

Demos can be sent to Uber Lingua PO Box 2613 Fitzroy 3065


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