Rebel Up! Soundclash #17, saturday 18th of october, special guest Malorix (NL)

Dear individuals of the freed society,

You who know better than wasting your time and money on the global bank failing system. You who heard the sounds crash from oh so many parties. Can’t you hear the horns of a fanfare passing by your doorsteps? Or maybe the volume of your Mesopotamian LP is already too high. You would definitely like to cheer it a bit with a Nigerian high-life.

Well, if you have a minute or five full hours to spare, you might have a chance to meet that kind of stuff and plenty more this saturday at the OCCII, on the next Rebel Up night! Starting as usual : get your first drink at 22.30 and start to dance at 23.00 or break the rule, you fool. Some of the survivors of the last september clash still feel the rumbles of the African Guinean drums played live by those cool Polish guys and backed by Selecta Vega.

Malorix in St Petersburg
This time we’ll have special guest Malorix from the multicultural port of Rotterdam. He’ll treat you to a live laptop set and meet me in the White Lodge if he can’t play enough rough shake-it-shake-it rarities and beat ratatats! Expect not just live electronics but also his finest selection of Northern African Raï and Arab-Asian sounds
www.myspace.com/malorix




Also the nomadic Nohmada guys from Ghent will join us again with refreshed sprinkles of Southern and Eastern European delights. Sure you’ll hop and bounce to their playfull tunes till your ankles hurt! www.nohmada.com

And here another good reason to come…….

As you may well know, things are not going for the best in Zimbabwe, due to the perpetual thirst of power by nasty characters over an overwhelmed population.

The British association Garden Africa develops agricultural methods for resource and land management. In other words; to teach local people how they can plant, grow and harvest their crops under the best possible conditions to have enough food. The Rusapa project is a fine step in the right direction and with your help by a simple contribution at the entrance and at free will during the night, you can make a difference too! Hope to meet you there for the good of your legs and for the health of those in needs. See more at: gardenafrica



See y’all,
Your RebelUppites

RebelUp! #16 – Warm and Roasty – 27th Septembre

Hi basement partygoers,

The last edition of Rebel Up went on a Cumbia session in order to make the transition from stretching your toes in the sand of a paradise island to your shoes clapping the concrete dancefloor of the OCCII. Now that you’re up for it, we gonna bring you in even hotter spaces. The psychedelic sound of Western Africa mingling with surprises from Ethiopian romance. Once you’ll be warm enough, we’ll cook you with unexpected sounds from the Carribean and maybe surf up with some Turkish bands. In the end, you’ll be roasted in a Punjabi Indian fashion. Hope you’re ready for the mixture, cause we will be trumpets all out on Saturday, the 27th of September, at the usual place, meaning the Untouchable OCCII. We’ll start at 22.30 and finish the dessert at 4.00. 4 is also the price in euro to get in which will be redistributed to a humatarian association that’s not yet determined. We’ll keep you posted.

The Rebel Up crew



Saturday, 27th of September @ OCCII, Amsterdam
(http://www.occii.org/)
Amstelveenseweg 134 (tram #1 (stop Overtoomsesluis) or #2)
doors open 22:30 till late, 4 Euro fee. Profit goes to charity!

Rebel Up! Soundclash Nueva Cumbia special, with DJ Pinchado (AR), saturday 23rd of august!

Hi all,

The holidays are almost at an end, bah….but we’re back!

 



Feel like hearing tunes from the freshest South American style and get into a summer mood?
Now’s the time, Rebel Up! Soundclash finally presents a Nueva Cumbia special!
and a special guest too; DJ Pinchado from Buenos Aires!
His tropicalist cut ups of crunchy cumbia’s and slow rebajadas will make the dancefloor shake and swoon into a tropical sizzle! Hear snippets below…
http://www.myspace.com/djpinchado

This special night will be in aid of a Colombian foundation, named Juconi (www.juconi.nl). Since Colombia is the cradle of the cumbia, why not give it a proper context? So it gets.

We would like to support the Micro Empresas project, where poor single working mothers receive support in setting up their own little business through practical education. This way they can start working from home instead of leaving their children behind every day for a far away and mostly underpaid job. This will prevent their children from ending up on the street and gives them and their family a chance for a better future.

some classic little warm ups…

70’s style Cumbia, way back…
Los Mirlos – Cumbia de los Pajaritos
The master…. Alejandro Duran – Atardecer Sinuano
Vallenato a gogo! Conjunto Tipico Vallenato – Cymbia Cienaguera
Cumbia Mestizo! Amandititita – Viernes de Quincena

& last not least… Argentinian dubstep. It’s out there, hiding.
Daleduro – Villa Crespo

-remember, one week online, after that no more pet peeves for thieves..-

We hope to see you at OCCII for some lush latino action!! Better not miss it, it’s gonna be the best tropical underground party of this stormy summer…

Saturday, 23rd of August @ OCCII, Amsterdam
( http://www.occii.org/)
Amstelveenseweg 134 (tram #1 (stop Overtoomsesluis) or #2)
doors open 22:30 till late, 4 Euro fee. Profit goes to charity!

Rebel Up! Soundclash (#15) *Nueva Cumbia special*
Diasporic sounds from the global underground…..
a global culture mashup of rougher world music and visuals, without borders!
(mestizo, gypsy, old skool roots, roughness from Africa, latino cuts, rhythms from Arabia, Asian pop and gritty electronics. Everything!, and worldy mashed)
with various dj’s, armed with a musical manifesto…..

Please bring your friends, family, pets and network buddies etc, through word of mouth, digitally and so on. we hope to see you there! 🙂

soundbitez

here some warm up sounds for tonight and beyond, buckload em now!

piece from Myanmar, as taken from the sold-out Sublime Frequencies release ‘Princess Nicotine: Folk and Pop Music of Myanmar
Unknown Artist – My Darling’s Love Arrow

classic Prince Buster tune, sing’n’hop along!
Prince Buster – Madness

and a slow moment, taken from a countryside wedding in southern Hungary. That voice, those violins…
Magyarpalatka – Szokos dance

Rebel Up! Soundclash #14, Saturday 21st of June: another helping hand for Myanmar, >Part 2!<

Hi all,

Thanks again to all the people who came out at last month’s busy night for Myanmar, with your help we raised 250 euro’s!! We are damn proud of this and want to thank you all for your partying support.

In this month’s Rebel Up! Soundclash we again want to raise funds for Myanmar, as there still is a lot of help needed for the 100.000 homeless cyclone victims and a doubled donation would give more families a new start.
Hopefully we can add extra loot to the proceedings of last month and make a firm donation. Look at the previous #13 message for info on the Myanmar Charity Group.

What about the music, maestro?…. we have a special guest!
MARK GERGIS (USA) (of SUBLIME FREQUENCIES & POREST) will be bringing a killer (laptop) dj set filled with exotic cut-ups, asian chopchops and middle eastern collages, if not more. Expect some raw field recorded disco extravanganza! As we always play a lot of stuff from the Sublime Frequencies label, we feel very honoured that one of its contributors pays us a visit to play.

And what else, our second traveller, VJ M, returns from his trip allover the Indian subcontinent! Through Pakistan and Iran our VJ man will find his way back to Occii to take control of the visuals again and morph his road recordings at culture shock speed for your eyes only.
One of our other faithful Rebel Up! dj’s will be missing in action this time, being in Armenia for a full month of research and trekking in the Carpatian mountains. Since our Polish guest Vega Selecta couldn’t make it last time, he will step in to get some playtime alonside the usual Rebel Up! crew.



We hope to see you on this all too special Saturday!
all info on Mark Gergis and the night below…..

SUBLIME FREQUENCIES
Sublime Frequencies is a collective of explorers dedicated to acquiring
and exposing obscure sights and sounds from modern and traditional urban
and rural frontiers via film and video, field recordings, radio and short
wave transmissions, international folk and pop music, sound anomalies,
and other forms of human and natural expression not documented
sufficiently through all channels of academic research, the modern
recording industry, media, or corporate foundations. SUBLIME FREQUENCIES
is focused on an aesthetic of extra-geography and soulful experience
inspired by music and culture, world travel, research, and the pioneering recording labels of the past.
http://www.sublimefrequencies.com/
http://www.myspace.com/sublimefrequencies2

POREST
For hundreds of years, Oakland, California’s POREST has exploited
reckless composition, performance and worldwide documentation via
multi-instrumentation, field recordings, perverse cut-uppers, dirty bomb
audio downers and whatever else gets in the way. On full-length albums
released by Seeland, Resipiscent and Abduction records, Porest has issued
a confounding collection of music and audio works ranging from mangled
pop and surrealist radio-dramas to diabolical protean ear-wash. Gergis is
a contributor to the Sublime Frequencies label, producing collections of
rare music, film, field and regional radio recordings from the Middle East, Asia and beyond. He is also a founding member of the shape-shifting
Bay Area group MONO PAUSE and its Southeast Asian permutation, NEUNG PHAK, among others.
http://www.porestsound.net/
http://www.myspace.com/myspaceporest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OERcllkHWA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkZGQ4JznQU

Saturday, 21st of June @ OCCII, Amsterdam
( http://www.occii.org/)
Amstelveenseweg 134 (tram #1 (stop Overtoomsesluis) or #2)
doors open 22:30 till late, (probably) 4 Euro fee. Profit goes to charity!

Rebel Up! Soundclash (#14)
Diasporic sounds from the global underground…..
a global culture mashup of rougher world music and visuals,
(in ways of Mestiza and Gypsy beats, old skool Roots, roughness from Africa, Arabia & Asia, Latino funk and gritty electronics. Everything worldy mashed)
Rebel Up! is played by various Dj’s…. all armed with a musical manifesto.

Please forward this to your interested friends, family, and network buddies, through word of mouth, digitally and so on. we hope to see you there! 🙂

Rebel Up! Soundclash #13, Saturday 24th of May: a helping hand for Myanmar!

Hi all,

Thanks to the many of you that showed up at last months edition. Also big thank you to Christiaan and Jeroen of Nohmada, Friso and all the other goodhearted yet unnmamed people that helped us in making the party as it happened.
pretty please ps: peek below for some pics of last month!

This month’s Rebel Up! Soundclash will be in aid of the cyclone catastrophy in Myanmar. As overheard on Belgian news that donations from the West have been far below an average level of aid, we at Rebel Up! want to raise immediate awareness for the current conditions in Myanmar! Our eye has fallen on Myanmar Charity Group as the charity for the night.

The goal that MCG have in their Cyclone Recovery project is to give out family packs on which a family of 5 can live on for 1 month. We hope our night can buy a lot of those family packs, so please spread the word and check their website http://www.myanmarcharitygroup.org/

What MCG hqs to say about on which level they stand within the country and its network:
‘MCG already has established local networks inside Burma to effectively distribute the funds to the cyclone victims and we will not run into obstacles like other international NGOs are facing. Dr. Yin Min Thein, Han Thi Oo, and May Thu Wint who are Myanmar Charity Group’s representatives in Burma, will be organizing and distributing the necessary items.’



About musical matters….
This saturday we will have a special guest from Poland who will bring his Vega Selecta sound of old skool reggae with buddhist trance rituals and easter european folk and so on. Good! The usual trio of Rebel Up dj’s will also play their tricks and picks, plus again special VJ guests providing visual counterpoints to the soundwave soup to be absorbed by the eyes. Quite so.



We hope to see you Saturday!

 

Saturday, 24th of May @ OCCII, Amsterdam
( http://www.occii.org/)
Amstelveenseweg 134 (tram #1 (stop Overtoomsesluis) or #2)
doors open 22:30 till late, 4 Euro fee. Profit goes to charity!

Rebel Up! Soundclash (#13)
Diasporic sounds from the global underground…..
a global culture mashup of rougher world music and visuals,
(in ways of Mestiza and Gypsy beats, old skool Roots, roughness from Africa, Arabia & Asia, Latino funk and gritty electronics. Everything worldy mashed)
Rebel Up! is played by various Dj’s…. all armed with a musical manifesto.

Please forward this to your interested friends, family, and network buddies, through word of mouth, digitally and so on. we hope to see you there! 🙂

pics 24th of April >>>>>>>>






Rebel Up! Soundclash #12, Saturday 26th of April

Hi all,

This month’s Rebel Up! Soundclash marks the return of one of the clan’s grandaddies, who’ll bring along loads of new sounds such as russian hiphop, muslim accordeon folk, african merenge and nepali crazy pop. Then, we’ll also have the Nohmada chaps from Ghent playing along with us (www.nohmada.com), and special VJ guests Inti & Alejandra providing visual counterpoint to the soundwave soup.

Just like last month, profit & donations go to the Globalteer charity, assisting the schooling of orphans in Cambodia .. more info about this project will again be available on-site during the party @ the occii!

We hope to see you on Saturday!

Saturday, 26th of April @ OCCII, Amsterdam
( http://www.occii.org/)
Amstelveenseweg 134 (tram #1 (stop Overtoomsesluis) or #2)
doors open 22:30 till late, 4 Euro fee. Profit goes to charity!

Rebel Up! Soundclash (#12)
Diasporic sounds from the global underground…..
a global culture mashup of rougher world music and visuals,
(in ways of Mestiza and Gypsy beats, old skool Roots, roughness from Africa, Arabia & Asia, Latino funk and gritty electronics.)
Rebel Up! is played by various Dj’s…. all armed with a musical manifesto.

Please forward this to your interested friends, family, and network buddies, through word of mouth, digitally and so on. we hope to see you there! 🙂