Fusicology News
House Shoes Announces Debut Album “Let It Go” Featuring Danny Brown, Black Milk, Guilty Simpson and more
By Jake Paine via hiphopdx.com The Detroit Hip Hop keystone teams with Tres Records for a June studio debut featuring Nottz, Greneberg, Guilty Simpson and a Hex Murda interlude. Detroit, Michigan Hip Hop veteran House Shoes has had a hand in releasing early recorded works of J Dilla (as Jay Dee) and Phat Kat. The label entrepreneur, accomplished producer and deejay's first studio release (Continue)
Detroit’s MOVEMENT Electronic Festival Adds 58 More Artists To 2012 Lineup
58 MORE ARTISTS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE LINEUP FOR MOVEMENT ELECTRONIC MUSIC FESTIVAL Three-day Weekend Pass only $75 through March 23; increases to $80 at Midnight on March 24 Movement Electronic Music Festival (MEMF) today announces 58 more artists have been confirmed to perform in Detroit May 26 – 28; bringing the total number of artists scheduled to perform to 111. Paxahau Promotio (Continue)
Movement Electronic Music Festival Announces 2012 Lineup
PUBLIC ENEMY TO HEADLINE 2012 MOVEMENT ELECTRONIC MUSIC FESTIVAL IN DETROIT; JOINING LIL’ LOUIS OF CHICAGO & DETROIT’S OWN THE WIZARD aka JEFF MILLS, MAY 26 – 28. 3-Day Weekend Passes & 3-Day VIP Weekend Passes Now on Sale at www.Movement.us The legendary Rap group Public Enemy will headline the 2012 Movement Electronic Music Festival in Detroit’s Hart Plaza on Memorial (Continue)
RBMA World Tour 2011: Detroit
From Motown to garage rock and techno, Detroit is the birthplace of some of the most seminal records of all time; records which stand for whole musical eras. In tribute to this capital of innovative music, the Red Bull Music Academy created a museum-level installation of music production and studio equipment. Over five days, true musical pioneers came to drive home the most respected records t (Continue)
Detroit’s Movement Festival 2011 Review
Imagine signing into Pandora and typing “Electronic Music” and an array of techo, deep soulful house, dubstep and electronica filtered through the speakers. That’s what each attendee of this year’s Movement Festival was treated to. Each music style had its own micro festival that changed every time a new act arrived on stage. Paxahau found ways to interchange each genre and create a (Continue)
Charity presents “Sounds Like Love”
Hello good people, we hope all is well in whichever part of the world you find yourself. As you many of you know, we've promoted lots and lots of artists early in their careers such as Ledisi, Kem, Amp Fiddler, Raheem DeVaughn, Dwele, Eric Roberson, Anthony David, and many, many others. The success of our events has led us to what we feel is the next big thing in the the world of music. (Continue)
Ma Dukes Announces New J Dilla Project
This past Monday, Maureen 'Ma Dukes' Yancey officially announced the release of the 2nd posthumous LP from her son; the late, great producer/MC J. Dilla. Entitled "The Rebirth of Detroit", the album has been reported to feature some of Dilla's closest collaborators both from and associated with Motown. (Continue)
EVENT FEATURE: Bilal live in Detroit with Suai, Rich Medina & DJ Minx
Shameless Plug Entertainment & Fusicology teamed up to heat up Detroit last weekend @ The Shelter with Bilal, Suai, Rich Medina & DJ Minx | Peep the Photos x Tafari and Kevin Randolph (Continue)
9th Annual Hip Hop Congress + Jay Electronica Detroit Debut
DETROIT: a history of firsts and lasts. .:. The End is the Beginning... More from the Delta to Detroit... National non-profit organization, the Hip Hop Congress (HHC), took its annual all-chapters conversation to the music mecca that is Detroit this year June 26-28 in order to join the broader movement happening this summer where other self-organizing "un-conferences" like the Allied M (Continue)
Summertime in Detroit: USSF + Leftist Lounge
.:. THE MARCH vs THE PARADE .:. Either Way, People Are Organizing from The Delta to Detroit (c) Jamila Taylor July 6, 2010 Though our generation is too young to know just what it was like to have lived during the nightmares that were the race riots, or the dreams that were the civil rights movements of the 1960s, or the 1940s, or any of the many eras before those, to have experi (Continue)
