Roll The Dice mixed by Jen Woolfe (Shameless-SF)

Shameless SF’s delightful diva of the decks Jen Woolfe has a brand spankin’ new mix that should provide a perfect soundtrack to this Spring’s awakening for us all! Roll The Dice is chock-full of fierce and funky electro breaks, deep-seeded tech-house, and anthemic tracks that are just achin’ for the dancefloor (try not getting “Big Butt Girls” stuck in your head for days after listening to this mix!).

Roll The Dice – mixed by Jen Woolfe (Shameless-SF)

Jen Woolfe performs next on Saturday, April 24th 2010 at 10pm in San Francisco at The John Brody Salon (2338 Market St. in the Castro), who is hosting an art exhibit with featured photographers Zoe Nauman & Libi Kunst. Photos, art, wine, and eclectic beats from Jen!

Stranger story about our Say What! signage

Word’s getting around about what Poster Giant did to our Say What! signage – read Eric Grandy’s story about it HERE on The Stranger’s Line Out blog…

Shameless or Shameful??? #1

From the wilds of China comes this very interesting video - a young Chinese boy channeling his inner Whitney Houston. This is also a great opportunity for us to kick off asking the Shameless crew's own eternally asked question, "Is it Shameless or Shameful?" via the world wide web!!! Like choosing your own adventure the decision is ultimately up to you. Have no fear, this question seems to come up all the time so there will be plenty more of these in the future.

Poster Giant sucks

Show And Tell @ Living Room

Show And Tell, a new live electronic music biweekly for aspiring and veteran producers, turntablists, and other related music performers, debuted at The Living Room in Seattle last Wednesday. The inaugural edition featured amazing sets from two of Seattle’s finest producers: The Naturebot (of Bonkers and Pleasure Boat Records fame) and The Googly (Bremerton’s finest), along with DJ Verse playing in between sets.

The night is designed for electronic music producers, performers, and turntablists to premiere and/or tryout new projects and live sets in a comfortable, listening party-like setting. Both The Naturebot and The Googly premiered outstanding sets for the Living Room audience, with the occasion also being The Googly’s very first live PA performance ever!

Check out these recordings from the night!



The Googly - Live at Show And Tell (Living Room, Wednesday, April 7, 2010)>



The Naturebot – Live at Show And Tell (Living Room, Wednesday, April 7, 2010)

The next Show And Tell @ Living Room is on Wednesday, April 21 at 9pm, featuring sets from Scratchmaster Joe, who is debuting new turntable “battle” sets as he prepares for national DMC competition this spring!

Follow Show And Tell on Twitter for upcoming events and to submit your name if you would like to perform at Show And Tell in the near future!

(photos courtesy of Amanda Manitach)