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React, Curated Music and Grassroots California present:
ESKMO
ninja tune / warp / ancestor
[ eskmo.com ]
[ facebook.com/eskmo ]
FREDDY TODD
SATTA DON DADA
MADIS ONE
R.C.U. aka TOMMY RUCKUS
MEL WONDER
Buy Tickets: bit.ly/OpVmUH
The Works
1846 Michigan Ave
Detroit 482216
Doors @ 10
313-355-3274 - info line
Join in the conversation at:
www.facebook.com/reactpresentsdetroit
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ABOUT ESKMO
[Ninja Tune . Warp . Planet Mu . Ancestor]
Brendan Angelides is a San Francisco based electronic music producer who records and performs live as Eskmo. His multi-genre compositions have been featured on influential labels like Warp Records and Planet Mu (And as of July 2010, he was most recently signed to Ninja Tune). While Angelides' tracks encompass a wide range of electronic styles, he avoids classifications. Bleep.com described his tracks as "Masterfully produced... sophisticated, post-Dilla hip-hop funk". His last single of 2009 entitled "Let Them Sing" on Mu was met with equal praise and described by sites like Boomkat as "[Putting] Eskmo on his own electronic plateau."
ESKMO
ninja tune / warp / ancestor
[ eskmo.com ]
[ facebook.com/eskmo ]
FREDDY TODD
SATTA DON DADA
MADIS ONE
R.C.U. aka TOMMY RUCKUS
MEL WONDER
Buy Tickets: bit.ly/OpVmUH
The Works
1846 Michigan Ave
Detroit 482216
Doors @ 10
313-355-3274 - info line
Join in the conversation at:
www.facebook.com/reactpresentsdetroit
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ABOUT ESKMO
[Ninja Tune . Warp . Planet Mu . Ancestor]
Brendan Angelides is a San Francisco based electronic music producer who records and performs live as Eskmo. His multi-genre compositions have been featured on influential labels like Warp Records and Planet Mu (And as of July 2010, he was most recently signed to Ninja Tune). While Angelides' tracks encompass a wide range of electronic styles, he avoids classifications. Bleep.com described his tracks as "Masterfully produced... sophisticated, post-Dilla hip-hop funk". His last single of 2009 entitled "Let Them Sing" on Mu was met with equal praise and described by sites like Boomkat as "[Putting] Eskmo on his own electronic plateau."