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Featuring:
DJ Meth-A-Morph, DJ Caress, DJ Markey Funk
Sagol 59, Rebel Sun, Funati Hassid, Mark The Black Russian, Empress Eyesis, Crazy Dog (Da 12 Year Old M.C), Ori Murray and THE CROWD…
Thanks to Maryasha Werdiger, Erez Handler and the Uganda staff. See Y’all Next Time!
Uganda, 4 Aristobolus St., Jerusalem.
See Y’all!
1 night, 4 cities across the world. Plenty of artists.
Here’s the Jerusalem flyer. Expect many special guests…
More details at www.shemspeed.com
October 13th, 2007
HIP HOP SULHA
featuring
Sagol 59, Ragtop of the Philistines, Y-Love, Jake Break and dj handler
@ Montavlo Art Center, San Jose
October 14th, 2007
TEAPACKS with Y-Love, Sagol 59, Jake Break and dj handler
@ Ruby Skye 420 Mason St., San Fransisco
For more details: www.shemspeed.com
Thursday, JULY 5th, 2007 @ 10 PM
Featuring Saz (Ramle), Sagol 59 (Jerusalem), D.A.M (Lud), Fishy The Great (Tel Aviv),
Y-Love (Brooklyn, NY)& dj handler (NYC)
The Hip-Hop Sulha reinvents the concept of the traditional Arab sulha [reconciliation] by bringing leading Israeli and Palestinian hip-hop musicians — as well as notable American Jewish and Muslim artists — together to celebrate peace and religious tolerance via the performing arts.
@ Levontin 7
Located at 7 Levontin st., Tel Aviv
50NIS - advance / 60NIS Door
Dutch superstar rapper Ali B will perform in the Arab-Israeli town of Sakhnin in North Israel this Saturday, 7/4/07, supported by DAM and Sagol 59. The event, sponsored by Dutch organizations United Civilians For Peace and Tulips To Olives, will also include rap workshops with local children. The artists have performed together in December 2006 at Amsterdam’s famed Melkweg Club.
SEE VIDEO ARTICLE OF THE EVENT HERE
SAZ
Quami De La Fox
The Throwdown
More photos here.
A clash of civilizations! Jews, Muslims and Christians mortal enemies! Humanity itself on the brink of collapse!
The headlines coming out of the Middle East leave us with little to smile about these days. War and turmoil are seemingly so constant, one would think Israelis and Palestinians incapable of getting together and sharing a good laugh.
Here to put this misconception to rest are Charley Warady and Ray Hanania, two comedians — one Israeli, one Palestinian — who have put their religious and political differences behind them and joined forces to inject some much needed laughter into our embattled landscape.
More information, plus video after the jump.
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