Grassfed Disco #25: Locally sourced, 100% natural

When:
Friday, Jun 01, 2018 10:00p -
Saturday, Jun 02, 2018 2:00a

Where:
ZuZu
474 Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge, MA 02139

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Admission:
$5-10

Categories:
Music, Nightlife

Event website:
https://www.facebook.com/events/178527909516519/

Grassfed Disco: A gathering for Disconauts, House heads, Lovers, Haters and Burners. Creating a space for all to awaken themselves with eurphoric dance and music. A shared goal of cultivating our local scene, feeding our local community. Come let yourself loose with a positive environment of Disco, boogie and love. ♥


Locally sourced, 100% natural


Bob Diesel (TRUTH (Boston) / Progressive Black)
https://soundcloud.com/bob-diesel


Bob Diesel is a New York native transplanted to Massachusetts in 1987, he started Djing at the early age of 13 playing along with his brother at lodge functions, weddings and private parties. His musical knowledge came from his parents, children of the Jazz revolution in Harlem New York. From their eclectic taste he had experienced a wide range of music, Classical, British and American Rock, Country, Latin, Blues, R&B, and Soul Music sounds.


He learned to play the drums at nine under Jazz drummers Keno Duke and Charlie Persip. At the age of eleven he had an opportunity to study percussion with Latin Jazz greats Mongo Santamaria and Tito Puente at a percussion clinic all at the Henry Street Settlement, a Community Center in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. He also took advantage of the many other programs offered at the center, but his interest was in the arts.


Bob studied art and various different dance forms such as Ballet, Jazz and Tap, but he became very curious when he saw DJs playing records in the nearby park. He found out when the next "Jam" would be and would try to stay as long as he could to try to capture what was taking place. In junior high school Bob got a job as a delivery boy in a local grocery store in the East Village and saved his earnings and bought his first records and his DJ equipment, shortly after he landed his first professional gig at the Empire Rollerdrome in Brooklyn New York at thirteen.


His greatest influence as a DJ was the world famous New York Radio DJ/Personality for WBLS 107.5 F.M. "The Chief Rocker" Frankie Crocker. A very talented and knowledgeable Program Director that was one of the greatest innovators in Urban Music Radio that was instrumental in jump starting and launching many groups and solo artists in the record industry. Before moving to Long Island he got a chance to learn music production at Shakedown Sound with Arthur Baker in Manhattan, then later on to play at the 2001 Disco in Long Island N.Y. at the age of sixteen playing for Thursday Teen Night and filling in from time to time for the Friday and Saturday nights. He then joined his High School radio station and hosted his own shows and got the jumpstart he was looking for.


He joined O.P.E.C. Record pool in Long Island and shortly after its demise he later auditioned to become a member of the most famous New York record pool I.D.R.C/R.B.P.C, headed by Eddie Rivera, the executive director. He told Bob "You're very young and got a good break in the clubs and you might have talent but I want to hear Bob's music, not the way you would have to play at the club, but play that same music and tell me a story with your music". So Bob played for Eddie and some of the DJs at the pool and in two hours time he was a member at the age of sixteen. He learned all he could from other club DJs and honed his skill and was an invited guest DJ at many venues and benefits in the New York Tri-State area.


Bob also had a chance to do College Radio and worked doing editing, Special Mixes and playing at various Special Events for WRKS 98.7 KISS F.M. in New York. When Bob moved to Massachusetts he met up with many legendary DJs in Boston such as Alex Yunis, Timmy Allen, Jide Max, Anastasie, Steve & Shaun Anderson, "Captain" Wendell Edmonds, Maurice "Mojavi" Wilkey, Eddie Cue, DJ Bruno, Eddie K, Master Jay, Kevin Jones and Cosmo Wyatt who were very instrumental in getting Bob started and continuing successful career in the Boston music market.


To his credit, Bob has performed in Canada, Mexico and overseas in the Far East and Europe. Bob is also a proud member of the Boston Housemusic Coalition also has a bi-weekly Boston based Radio program "Progressive Black" on WZBC FM 90.3 Newton, MA with fellow Boston DJ Jesse Allen, and hosts Crazy Freddy and Miss Amber.


Chas Bronz (FSQ / Soul Clap)
https://soundcloud.com/chas-bronz


Having a passion for music since childhood, Chas decided to take his passion further and turn it into a career, studying music synthesis and audio engineering at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Besides having taught music for a while, as well as producing for others and being a session player, Chas took things to the next level and began producing solo, as well as many other groups, all which have seen raving reviews.


Chas expanded his ideas of music by collaborating with other fellow producers as well as his solo work, by the likes of Long Distance Analog on Mullet Recordings, which saw Chas and Curtis's exposure onto Hed-Kandi, as well as projects Graceful Exit with Walter Jones, which was quickly scooped up by American house/disco honchos DFA. Chas has also teamed up with Slovenian disco legend Sare Havlicek to create the duo Trans-atlantic Disco Alliance, which has seen releases on UK's disco powerhouse label Nang. If this wasn't enough, Chas joined together with Shawn Mac in 2010 to create Casual Encounters, which has seen the light of much buzz and exposure, remixing the likes of Penguin Prison, Drop Out Orchestra, Dana Bergquist & Peder G to name a few, and being remixed by the likes of Rayko, Patrick Alavi, Drop Out Orchestra, Walter Jones, and many more.


Production, and post-production are not the only skills that Chas bring to the table. For the past 5 years, Mr. Bronz has been rocking the decks with his eclectic choice of deep, seductive, funky, yet soulful grooves, having playing alongside Gigamesh, FM Attack, TJR, Tiger & Woods, Charles Feelgood, Walter Jones, Orchard Lounge, and playing international gigs.


GMGN (Midnight Riot Recs / Soul Clap)
https://soundcloud.com/gmgndjs


Specializing in a mix of nu-disco, house and disco, GMGN (Good Morning Good Night) is the production/DJ moniker of Ben Adams. With releases on Midnight Riot, Soul Clap Records, KID Recordings, Punch Out Recordings, Mozzarella Records, Startdust Records and more - GMGN will keep you dancing all night long.


Stephen Rosenberg
https://soundcloud.com/djrosereposts


DJ Rosé hails from New Hampshire but moved to Boston to take part in the music scene after school. Mostly playing parties back in college, he recently joined the circuit in the house and techno scene in Boston this May. Constantly honing his musical selection and tastes, his sets range from deep, lofi, house and minimal with everything in between. No matter what it will sure to be groovy.


Decoration by Brianna Eden

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