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The Kaos Effect is honored to be apart of the Spead Love “Native Tongues” Tribute event that will be going down this Saturday night in ATL. Dj Kemit and Dj Rasta Root will be providing the sounds, while ATCQ’s own Phife will be hosting. This is set to be CRAZY!!!
And since it’s going to be crazy, we want to make sure your in the place. So all this week The Kaos Effect will be posting Native Tongues Trivia. We ask the question, you be the first one to respond by sending your answer to thekaoseffect@gmail.com (Please DO NOT post your answer in the comments section. Also please include your full name – the one ya momma gave you in the e-mail. Please only send an answer to the question if you live in Atlanta, or plan on being in the city this weekend for the event. THANKS)
Info:
NATIVE TONGUES TRIBUTE – Saturday November 28th, 2009 @ 595 North (595 North Ave, ATL, GA)
Presented by Spread Love & Smokin’ Needles w/ support from The Kaos Effect
DOORS OPEN @ 10 PM / 21+ W/ VALID I.D.
Admission:
$15 @ DOOR. / $10 OFF w/ canned food donation before 11PM.
$5 OFF w/ canned food donation after 11 PM.
CANNED FOOD ITEMS WILL BE DONATED TO ATLANTA COMMUNITY FOOD BANK.
We’re taking it back to Hip Hop’s golden era which rejected negativity in favor of individuality, common sense and having fun. The NATIVE TONGUES collective was perhaps the most prolific embodiment of what hip hop’s foremothers and forefathers intended for the culture. The Native Tongue posse was formed in late 80’s New York by The Jungle Brothers, under the guidance of Kool DJ Red Alert a prominent and well respected old school pioneer and Hip-Hop radio DJ. The collective’s core groups were De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest and The Jungle Brothers although other Native Tongue members included Queen Latifah, Black Sheep, Monie Love and Da Bush Babees. Many of these artists were members of the seminal Hip-Hop organisation the Zulu Nation created in the 70s by one of the founders of Hip-Hop: Afrika Bambaataa.
ALLLLLLLRIGHT!!! Here is your first Native Tongues Trivia Question:
What current music industry tastemaker / manger was once a roadie for the Jungle Brothers?
Be the first to send your answer to thekaoseffect@gmail.com and you will be our winner!
Shout out to the homie Shawn, who was the first to answer our Native Tongues trivia question. The correct answer is Chris Lighty (Violator)
We’ll be posting a new Question tomorrow, so check back for your chance to win tickets.