Sunday, October 3, 2010 | 11 am to 6 pm | Castro @ Market, San Francisco
Dance Stage

BEATBOX EVENTS COMMUNITY DANCE PAVILION

Parking Lot on 18th Street between Castro and Collingwood

11:00 DABECY
1:00 JIM HOPKINS
2:30 JASON JINX
4:00 BARRY WEAVER
Set times subject to change.
Jason Jinx

JASON JINX

You can't make music if you don't love it. And you can't make great dance music if you don't love to dance. Even with a well established DJ, production and remix career that keeps Jason Jinx more than busy, you'll still see him out taking in new music and working the dance floor. His first residency was for a night called NASA at NY’s legendary Shelter Club. He then went on to hold residencies at the Tunnel, Limelight, Paladium, and Twilo to name a few. Over 60 singles and 40 remixes have come out of Jinx’ studio for labels like Defected, Yoshitoshi, Tool Room, Strictly Rhythm, Nervous, Eightball, and Ovum. Jinx describes his style as ‘New School Old School’ — employing new production techniques but ‘trying to keep the feeling of the classics I grew up on and loved’ — New York, vocal house anthems. His focus now is on producing his own remixes of his favorite tracks, which you can hear only in his live DJ sets and his soundtracks to fashion shows, such as San Francisco’s own, Nice Collective. Whether producing an original track, remixing someone else’s or DJing to a packed floor, Jason Jinx has an instinctive feel for what is fun, and what the dance floor will respond to. WWW.JASONJINX.COM

Barry Weaver

BARRY WEAVER

Barry Weaver has been DJing for over 22 years, starting in LA in the mid-eighties. His fascination with music began when he started playing the saxophone at the age of nine. Important early influences for Barry were Disco, Soul, Funk, New Wave, Punk, original Electro and the first wave of Chicago House. He was one of a handful of DJs at the beginning of LA’s Rave/Acid House scene, making a name for himself early on as one of the First Generation Rave Djs, playing countless events and clubs. Barry’s love for vinyl led him to work at many of the West Coast’s seminal DJ record shops. Barry was one of the original members of the West Coast’s Funky TechnoTribe crew. He has DJed extensively throughout the States, Canada and Mexico, and has played alongside many of the biggest names in the industry including Richie Hawtin, Danny Tenaglia, Carl Cox, Dave Clarke, Felix Da Housecat, Tiga, Boys Noize, Claude VonStroke, Radio Slave. Barry is currently part of LA’s Saturday Night Sessions / Go Ventures team and plays most of their massive events. Barry’s been working in the studio with LA legend DJ Thee-O and has several releases due out soon. WWW.BARRYWEAVER.COM

JIM HOPKINS

Jim has been spinning records for 30 years and has played various styles of music including Underground Disco, Top 40 Dance, New Wave, Synth Pop, Modern Rock, Hi-NRG, New Beat, Breakbeat, Nu Breaks, and every style of House music. He has currently traveled to 48 cities throughout the United States to play his fusion of energetic dance music and spends his free time in the studio working on video mixing, remixes for other labels, and his own musical creations on his own label, Twitch Recordings. WWW.TWITCHRECORDINGS.COM

DABECY

SF Bay Area native, Darren M. Cutlip (dabecy) began creating avant-garde music and sound art in 1987, at the age of 16. Influenced and inspired by acts such as Cabaret Voltaire, Kraftwerk, Coil, Throbbing Gristle and Nurse With Wound, Darren began self-releasing his recordings on cassette. Later, backed by legendary SF noise pioneer Elden M, who is most noted for his Allegory Chapel releases, Darren won acclaim for several successful releases. Prized as much for the sophisticated music and atmospheres as for the unique and creative packaging of his releases, Darren soon found himself sharing an audience with seminal noise act The Haters. He signed with Flask Records in 1993 and his first full-length release, “Logarithmic”. produced by electronic composer Kim Cascone under the moniker Dreams Without Number, landed in the Top 10 on London’s KISS FM ambient chart. Throughout the 90‘s Darren became a fixture at many underground raves and parties in the Bay Area. In 1999 Darren released “Autacoid” on Solid Grooves Records. More recently Darren has created the popular ELECTRONIC MUSIC BEARS (EMB) Facebook group and podcast. EMB features DJ talent from around the world, and strives to represent the full spectrum of electronic music. EMB also maintains a weekly event calendar highlighting SF Bay Area electronic club/music events. WWW.DABECY.COM