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A 34-minute documentary called Brown Like Dat: South Asians and Hip Hop <\/EM>is screening<\/A> Jan. 15 in Manhattan.<\/P>\n… gives a voice to South Asian MCs, beatboxers, spoken word artists and producers. With hip-hop as its lens… these artists speak on everything from racial profiling post-9\/11 to identity in second-generation immigrant communities… Featured Artists: Abstract Vision Humanity, Chee Malabar from Himalayan Project<\/A>, D’Lo, Jugular<\/A>, Karmacy<\/A>, and MC Kabir<\/A>.
\nSaturday, January 15th, 5pm and 7pm, Two Boots Pioneer Theater, 155 East 3rd Street (at Avenue A), $9, advance tix<\/A> strongly recommended (they usually sell out)<\/DIV><\/BLOCKQUOTE>I dig Karmacy<\/A> in particular (disclaimer: one of the guys in the group is a friend). Listen to some tracks<\/A>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"A 34-minute documentary called Brown Like Dat: South Asians and Hip Hop is screening Jan. 15 in Manhattan. … gives a voice to South Asian MCs, beatboxers, spoken word artists and producers. With hip-hop as its lens… these artists speak … Continue reading