Thank You Portland for 5 glorious years! It has been a incredible ride with groundbreaking guests, good music, good friends and damn good times. But all good things must come to an end and we are going out with a BANG. 
Join the Fix Family and special guests: Maceo of De La Soul & Rich Medina for one last hurrah!
Come celebrate what you made special and spectacular for 5 wonderful years! 
♥ the fix crew. 
With support from Red Bull Music Academy. 

THURSDAY MARCH 1st, 2012
Maseo of De La Soul
Rich Medina
with Fix Residents:
Rev.Shines
DJ Kez
Dundiggy
Ohmega Watts

9pm, 21+
$12 for entry

Learn more about Red Bull Music Academy at the fix and pick up applications for the upcoming NYC Academy sessions. 
Look for Maceo's recent LA lecture and live session @ redbullmusicacademy.com.
http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/ 

About Maseo:
Posdnuos, and Dave had already begun a friendship when Mase joined the pair to form De La Soul in the mid 1980s. Through Mase's connections, the group met Prince Paul, who at the time was still a member of Stetsasonic. Paul then took the newcomers under his wing, producing their first single, "Plug Tunin'", in 1988 and helping to create the album, 3 Feet High and Rising.
Mason's role in the group is primarily that of a DJ, he has as much of a say in the direction of the group as the other two members. On a few occasions, such as Jungle Brothers' "Doin' Our Own Dang", he's stepped to the mic, and showed himself to be a capable, if lighthearted, rapper. Mason (who at that time was referred to as Maseo) was the one who did the famous laugh during "Feel Good Inc." He has DJ'ed with every crew group and rapper around. It is safe to say, Maseo is hip hop royalty. 

About Rich Medina: http://richmedina.com/
There are few nightclub DJs that have accomplished as much on a global scale as Rich Medina. From his humble beginnings as a young b-boy-turned-DJ in Lakewood, NJ, to his current status manning the decks as one of the most popular DJs in Philadelphia NYC, Rich Medina has consistently taken multi-ethnic crowds on a sonic journey through hip-hop, house, Afrobeat, funk and soul, unearthing one musical gem after another, for almost 20 years.

Rich Medina cemented his name in the DJ world with his infamous 90’s partnership with Cosmo Baker at The Remedy in Philadelphia. In 1998, his Fun party with DJ Language was part of turning the Lower East Side of Manhattan into the new hot spot for club life. Then came the mother lode, Lil’ Ricky’s Rib Shack, a weekly dance function that started out as a 20-person party at APT in 2001, and evolved into an irreplaceable mid-week NYC institution for over 8 years. There, he connected with fan and hip-hop legend Q-Tip in 2005, eventually combining forces to create the Friday night weekly called Open at the Andrew W.K.-owned Santos Party House in 2007, and was soon considered the hottest Friday night party in NYC for the next 2 years.

No less revered is Rich’s Happy Feet party—where he and another pioneer of the turntables, Nuyorican DJ Bobbito Garcia have traded off dance, salsa, and soul music at clubs all around the world. Next of his branded events in line would be Props, the continuation of Li’l Ricky’s since the closing of APT in March of 2010. In 2008, he also co-founded What The Funke, a James Brown/Fela Kuti tribute party with DJ Spinna.

In addition to his own events, Rich has performed in front of crowds of thousands, DJing shows with artists like Lauryn Hill, De La Soul, Erykah Badu, Seun Kuti, Tony Allen, Nathan Haines, Roy Ayers, Gil Scott-Heron, The Roots, Jill Scott, Antibalas, Zap Mama, and Femi Kuti, among many others. From NYC to LA to London to Tokyo, and everywhere in between, music lovers know not to miss a club night when Rich Medina is manning the decks.

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