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By ELLEN TUMPOSKY – abc News

At 4:20 p.m. today—in whatever time zone they happen to be in—pot-smokers will be lighting up to celebrate an unofficial holiday whose origins are debated by stoners with time on their hands.

Does 420 refer to a police code for illegal marijuana use? Is it a veiled allusion to the number of chemicals in cannabis? Or maybe it’s teatime in Amsterdam, the global spiritual home of marijuana smokers. Don’t forget that April 20 is Hitler’s birthday, so that must have something to do with it.

And how do you spell this holiday anyway—420, 4-20, or 4/20? [Read More]

¡WEPA! presents…
Antonio Ocasio – LIFE’S MASTERPIECE Record Release Party

Music by: Antonio Ocasio (Tribal Winds)

The musical vibrations of Antonio Ocasio’s Tribal Winds thrives off of an infectious breed of raw Afro-Latin Jazz and deep house music. The heavy percussion and conga rhythms naturally speak to Antonio’s ancestral roots.

His years of experience as a Producer and DJ have led to a lethal combination of ingenious musicianship and aspiring productions. As a prominent storyteller, Antonio pays homage to his upbringing by spinning tales of musical tradition and experience, taking the dancer through peaks and valleys, building anticipation with every turn of the record.

This box set leads you to the core of Tribal Winds and provides evidence of Antonio’s devotion to his culture and love for music.Life’s Masterpiece is years in the making and a lifetime in its inception.

Antonio Ocasio – LIFE’S MASTERPIECE (Release Date: April 2011)

CD Album (19 songs)
Box Set Contents (Limited Amount):
Double CD Album (19 Songs)
12” Single
A: Quimbara ft. Pablo Fierro
B: Been So Long ft. Mustafa Akbar
10” Single
A: I Know Who I Am! ft. James Medina Jr.
B: Do You Know Who You Are? ft. Quentin Harris
12” Single
Live ft. Jannae Jordan
12” Single
The Dream Lives On ft. Annette Taylor
12” Single
Azande
Bonus 12” Single

Antonio Ocasio: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE (WATER :: FIRE) CD One
Antonio Ocasio: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE (WATER :: FIRE) CD One by Antonio Ocasio

Antonio Ocasio: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE (EARTH :: AIR) CD Two
Antonio Ocasio: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE (EARTH :: AIR) CD Two by Antonio Ocasio

———————AFTERWARDS———————
Joann Jimenez presents…
¡WEPA! Welcome to “El Barrio” – Afro House + Latin Soul

Resident DJs / Producers: Antonio Ocasio (Tribal Winds) & Lou Gorbea (Omi Tutu Productions)
Randy Montalvo (Congas)   /  Coquito, Cigars, Dominoes, Visuals, Roof Deck

@ Bar 13 (3RD Floor)
121 University Place (between 13TH & 14th Street)
10pm – 4am $10 After 10pm with a Flyer / $15 at the Door
Print or RSVP to muzikbutrfly@gmail.com

Dailysesion crew were cruising some record shop and party.

Halcyon 3pm

Fat Beatz 4pm

Dope Jam 5pm

Meme-Antenna 6pm

Friend’s Party 7pm

Wepabation 10pm

By Lincoln Anderson – The Villager
Don Hill, whose eponymously named club in Hudson Square was a bastion of rock ’n’ roll in a gentrifying Downtown scene, died last Thursday at age 66. According to Martin Sheridan, owner of the nearby Ear Inn bar, Hill suddenly collapsed. He reportedly died either at an East Side hospital or on his way to it.

An autopsy was performed but there isn’t a cause of death determined yet.

“It was something internal,” Sheridan said. [Read More]

By Tom Kalin, filmmaker (Swoon, Third Known Nest, Savage Grace) – Inside/Out MoMA

I never visited the Warehouse, the Chicago club where legendary Frankie Knuckles was DJ (and where the moniker “House Music” was born), but I was lucky enough to dance all night at the Power Plant, the club he opened there in the early 1980s. Later, during a visit to NYC in the summer of 1983 (before I moved here in 1987), my friends took me out for a delirious pilgrimage to hear the mighty sounds of Larry Levan at Paradise Garage. This former garage at 84 King Street was a place of few words. Dance was the message. Waitresses, postal clerks, trannies, and bankers all moved with an eloquence absent from ordinary life and transformed that dance floor into a music-fueled perpetual state of grace. [Read More]

By JON PARELES – NY Times

Loleatta Holloway, a gospel-charged disco singer whose 1980 hit“Love Sensation” had a long afterlife when fragments of it were used in later hits, died Monday in a suburban Chicago hospital. She was 64 and lived in Chicago.

She died after slipping into a coma after a brief illness, her manager, Ron Richardson, said in a statement.

Ms. Holloway was born in 1946 and grew up singing in gospel groups, including her mother’s Holloway Community Singers choir. From 1967 to 1971 she sang in one of gospel’s most respected groups, the Caravans, led by Albertina Walker. She then turned to secular music, bringing the raspy fervor and airborne whoops of her gospel performances to songs about desire. [Read More]