Cut Chemist will perform along with more than 280 performers November 6 in a unique concert to benefit The Symphony Guild. Symphony of the Superhero, composed by Mateo Messina, will enchant and intrigue the audience with a full orchestra, four choirs..., a Brazilian band, a bell choir, and guest musicians including Lili Haydn and Natalie Dungey.


 

The Symphony Guild is part of the Guild Association for Seattle Children’s Hospital, one of the nation’s premier pediatric hospitals. Each year the guild produces an annual musical experience to raise money for uncompensated care, which ensures no child is ever denied medical treatment because of their family’s inability to pay.

 

Visit: Symphony Guild for more details.

This Is The Life DVD for Sale NOW at http://www.cutchemist.com

This is a documentary about the Good Life Cafe's legendary thursday open mic nights. It started in 89 and ended in 95. In this film you can witness the origins of acts like Jurassic 5, Freestyle Fellowship, Medusa, Pigeon John, and more. If you're interested in checking out the scene I came from, this is it. It was the best time of my life. Grab the DVD before it's too late!

Want to see more pictures? Check out my facebook group page and www.cutchemist.com

Thanks to Mr. Mass™ for the amazing pics.

Check him out: www.masscorporation.com

Check out my new pics with De La Soul and Hymnal. And just posted some old J5 pics

Tonight during Lost (9pm/ 8pm central), ABC will debut a commercial for the show Wipeout that features a remix I did of Wipeout by the Surfaris!!!

Be sure to listen and check it out!

Nat King Cole is reinterpreted on 'Re: Generations'

"The music sounds rich -- it sounds like you should have money in your pocket when you listen to it," said Cut Chemist, who struggled at first to find a new approach to "Day In -- Day Out" but, after one aborted attempt to add many layers, came up with a loose-limbed remix that might be the album's most infectious interpretation.

"I'm so happy with the finished product," said the Jurassic 5 alumnus. "I think this album is going to help a lot of younger people learn about him and his music."



By Geoff Boucher
March 17, 2009

For the full story


http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/la-et-cole17-2009mar17,0,7557329.story

This is a documentary about the Good Life Cafe's legendary thursday open mic nights. It started in 89 and ended in 95. In this film you can witness the origins of acts like Jurassic 5, Freestyle Fellowship, Medusa, Pigeon John, and more.
To celebrate its release we will be doing a one time reunion show at the House Of Blues Tuesday, March 10th. I will be performing classic songs from that period with fellow lifers such as Chali 2na, Hymnal, Mixmaster Wolf, and Blackbird. If you're interested in checking out the scene I came from, this is it. It was the best time of my life.

For all those attending the Hard Sell show on thursday, please note that there will be a record bar operating in the venue the entire night. Of course dealing in only 45s, Shadow and I have asked a few of our favorite record dealers in the New York area to participate so bring some extra spending money.
Also just added New Yorks own Jazzy Jay from the mighty Zulu Nation spinning all 45s.
Have fun!

For more go to iliketoforkmyself.something or other

say bye to steve aoki and cut chemist
btw i returned to seoul 3 days ago.


last night there was a party, at W hotel

it was steve aoki dj-ing

and deven aoki was suppose to come or something,

i have no idea WHY i went (only cos of Xin and hyo jin)

but i seriously it told me again WHY i dont go to parties


CUT CHEMIST SUCKS

seriously this scrawny little white guy was djing some really lame

and seriously OLD song and like he kept on saying "YO ! SEOUL! TO ALL THE PEOPLE

WHO DONT SPEAK ENGLISH" and also "WORD!" "WORD!"

so.....ignorant and fucking annoying

hey, are you black? are you black?

why do you steal other race's culture?

you think your cool?

also you think your cool dissing people who dont speak english?

in korea, almost everybody speaks english, they can understand but we are shy

so we dont reply, but in normal schools teach english anyway

EVERYBODY KNOWS WHEN U SAY "DONT SPEAK ENGLISH"