R.W. Ridley
I find myself drawn to musicians who break the rules. For instances, when you can take a violin and make it a hip hop instrument, you are extremely talented. Paul Dateh is just such a musician. I found this clip on Youtube, and it’s mesmerizing. The DJ he’s performing with is inka one, and he’s pretty fascinating to watch. I honestly didn’t think spinning records took that much talent until I watched this clip. Happy Friday!
July 11, 2008
Categories: Uncategorized . Tags: Beat Fanatic Music Group, California, CES 2008 - Las Vegas, Colorado Hip-Hop, CTIA Wireless 2008 exhibiting for Sony Ericsson, DJDSTYLES.COM, Elemental, FUNK, Henry Fonda Theater/Music Box with Living Legends and B, hip hop, hip hop violin, Hip-Hop Radio Shows, inka one, Jazz Studies, Knitting Factory LA - Hollywood California, las vegas, NAMM Show 2008 - Los Angeles, Opening with DJ Johnny Juice for Public Enemy & DMC, Paul Dateh, Playboy Mobile 2008 at Palms Hotel, Playboy’s Rock the Rabbit Spring Break Festival in Ca, Project Blowed, Rappers Against Wack Shit, songwriter, Southern California’s Thornton School of Music, Temple Bar - Santa Monica, The Live Movement, Violin, Whisky A Go Go with B-Real of Cypress Hill . Author: R.W. Ridley
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