The Shimmy

Friday, 10 December 2004, 9:34 am
Press Release: Sandwiches

Thu, 9 Dec 2004

Sandwiches & Canadian Club presents:

The Shimmy A monthly shake-down of the left-field sound!

Inspired by masters of the musical mixed bag such as Thievery Corporation, Mr Scruff and Mark Rae, Shimmy embraces the eclectic side of the musical spectrum - a place where reggae, dub, souljazz, and funk hit the dance floor hand in hand with chunky hip-hop, broken beats and left-footed house. Join residents Zen, Marek and Duncan along with a rotating guest list of New Zealand's most talented and open-minded DJs and musicians in a new monthly night that reveals dance music's other side.

Friday 10 December, 2004 (and one Friday of every month through 2005).

OPENING NIGHT LINE UP:

Zen, Marek, Rikki Gooch (Trinity Roots), the beautiful voice of Holy Smith (Ill Phonics) and a very special guest all the way from the UK - DJ/Producer Spikey Tee

$10 On the door

With a free CD of Mark Rae's Sandwiches set for the 1st 100 through the door,

And thanks to Canadian Club on special for the night!

Sandwiches | 8 Kent Terrace Wellington | 04 385 7698 | www.sandwiches.co.nz

ENDS

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