The lords of the dance Levins and Shantan are returning to the Goodgod Dancereria for the second ever POP THAT – the night that bridges the gap between rap and club sounds from all over the world.
This time they’ve invited a friend from Brisbane to join the festivities – a young wizard by the name of SAMPOLOGY who has just returned from his American tour!
We’ll be playing all things rappy and trappy, poppy and sloppy. Come shake your butts with this trio of kool DJs.
Tonight sees the launch of a new bi monthly party called “Knee Deep”, brought to you by 3 chums and a whole heap of special guests.
Set in the Tatler bunker just on the outskirts of the cross, with a killer sound system and a dim lit dance floor. There will be vibes, dance, and drunkeness, as local homies Yelo Magic, Resort Styles and our very own Mike Who go deep on all matter of Boogie, Disco, Future Funk, throwback house and whatever other tangents they and you want, till your feet say yes but your mind says burgers. Happy peeps, cheap drinks, and rolling distance to Oporto.
Only 5 bones before 12 and ten dollars after. Come Dance!
Also here are so free tunes that you will probably here on the night. Freeeeee. See you in the bunker.
Well… It seems that we have the scoop. The Fosters of oz hip hop (one of our biggest exports, yet rarely consumed at home) is doing her first Australian tour.
According to a comment she made to our very own Shantan Wantan Ichiban on instagram she will be appearing with Nas at Movement Festival in April.
In a short period of time Azelea Banks has become arguable Australia’s popular hip hop artists thousands of followers on social networks, signed to T.I.’s label, and now the world touring with Nas.
If the rumour is true, Azelea will be appearing alongside 2chainz, Joey Badass, Angel Haze, Chiddy Bang, Bliss N Eso, Spit Syndicate and of course Nas, who are also on the line up for Movement Festival.
April 23, Auckland, Vector Arena
April 26, Sydney, Hordern Pavilion
April 27, Melbourne, Sidney Myer Music Bowl
April 28, Brisbane, Riverstage
April 30, Perth, Red Hill Auditorium
Just as your craving for dancehall becomes unbearable, it is time for DUTTY DANCING.
Expect another night of dutty tropical riddims and low slung basslines to have you down low on the dancefloor. No other night has you twerkin’ it like this.
Presented by Sydney’s modest champions of reggae, dancehall and bashment Nick Toth, Basslines, Shantan Wantan Ichiban and Mike Who.
Plus… DUTTY DANCE OFF RETURNS! Win one of our finest cask of DUTTY WINE from the vineyards of Jamaica in our controversial dancehall dance off. Start practicing now, working on your routine – and you could win fame and glory and a cheap goonbag as our DUTTY DANCEHALL QUEEN.
A little taster for what to expect at a night of Tropical heat in the depths of small intimate space with a heaving sound system…. we bring you Pineapple Republic, the first edition to a regular ting where some of Sydney’s finest selectors delve into sounds from all around the globe. So come get sweaty, eat some pineapple, frolic amongst the blow up palm tress and meet your future lover.
It’s only 5 bones on the door and it is a fundraiser for the greatest station in the world FBi 94.5 FM.
So come down bring your one pieces and tropical attire and we will provide the vibbesssss..
What better way to celebrate the arrival of the English to Australia, than a heavy dose of Caribbean music? These are the photos from our multicultural straya day celebration – unfortunately we didn’t get pictures of the Dancestudio 101 doing there thing. Totally killer!
Strooof! Get this up ya on Straya Day! Guaranteed riper of a dancehall shindig. Sydney’s premier night for Caribbean rhythms, hot sweaty dancing and top sorts. Plus it is only $5 if you sign up here…
Shake, grind, and jig your way into 2013 with a nostalgic R&B tribute of ludicrous proportions! Each Player Haters Ball has seen Goodgod reach peak party mode with a live band serenading the Danceteria with cheeky covers of those feel-good nostalgic jams everyone knows and loves.
This special NYE edition of The Player Haters Ball will take over the full venue! The Left Eyes ft. Milan Ring will be recapping all the best tributes of the year including Destiny’s Child, The Neptunes, R Kelly, TLC and more! For every other moment, DJs Shantan Wantan Ichiban and Mike Who will be keeping the feet moving and the inhibitions low with Hip Hop, R&B and Soul selections from the past, present and future!
Keeping things loose limbed in the Front Bar is Smart Casual (Jingle Jangle) and Daniel Darling (Yo Grito!/Kill City Creeps) serving up rollicking dancebarn stormers ~ garage rock, blues, rhythm, soul, exotic groovers and beyond.
An all-round sure-thing for a memorable New Year’s Eve!
Tracklist
R. Kelly – She’s Got That Vibe
TLC – Ain’t Too Proud To Beg
N.E.R.D – Things Are Getting Better
Justin Timberlake – Like I Love You
Kelis – Flashback
R. Kelly – Slow Wind (Feat. Sean Paul)
Beyonce – Naughty Girl feat Lil Kim
Destiny’s Child – Independent Women, Pt. 1
Jay-Z – Change Clothes
TLC – Unpretty (Don’t Look Any Further Rap Remix)
R. Kelly – Thank God It’s Friday
NSYNC – Girlfriend (The Neptunes Remix) [feat. Nelly]
Destiny’s Child – Jumpin’, Jumpin’ (Remix) ft Lil Bow Wow, Da Brat and
Jermaine Dupri
Beyonce – Baby Boy ft Sean Paul
R Kelly – Thoia Thoing
Cam’ron – Thoia Thoing Remix
TLC – Sumthin’ Wicked This Way Comes ft Andre 3000
R. Kelly – Bump N’ Grind
R. Kelly – Ignition Remix
Destiny’s Child – Bills, Bills, Bills
R. Kelly – I’m A Flirt ft. T.I. & T-Pain
Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes – The Block Party
Destiny’s Child – Get On the Bus ft. Timbaland
TLC – Silly Ho
R. Kelly – Same Girl ft. Usher
R. Kelly – Same Girl Remix ft. Usher & T-Pain
R. Kelly – Best Friend ft. Keisha Cole & Polow Da Don
Errr… Somebody give me 5 litres of water. That was just way too bigger dose of fun on a school night. This week in Sydney has been crazy artists on the Steresonic tour popping up at Sydney Clubs for some secret and not so secret sets. Both Brodinski and Geffenstein were sighted playing hip hop sets at the Flinders, while across town Major Lazer were bringing bedlam to a small nightspot. I thought our Destiny’s Child tribute was big. The line for this went all around the block. If Major Lazer playing a Bashment Party at Goodgod was meant to be a secret, it was a very poorly kept one. It was also meant to be a Reggae, Dancehall, Bashment party, but after Walshy Fire dropped Daft Punk it became something else. Too much crazy for a small hot dingy little room.
Was it a secret show? I don’t know. The line wrapped around the corner, so if it was a secret, it was poorly kept.
Diplo or Mike Who? Can’t really tell from this distance…
Who played? Walshy Fire, Jillionaire, Black Chiney and Diplo.
Was it fun? I’m still dancing.
The only low-light of the night was budding videographer and all around nice guy Aiden, got one of his cameras stolen. He was filming the night so that us and the whole world can enjoy it forever in cyber space; until some dickhole decided to pocket something that wasn’t theirs. Not cool. It’d be nice if you gave the camera back. But if you don’t I hope you step in dog poo.
Janini Panini
