Eve Lounge & Select Soul Present:

N.E.R.D vs TIMBALAND

Move to selections from two of the most influential artists and producers of the 1990’s and early 2000’s. They have made hits spanning multiple genres and taken Hip Hop and R&B to new heights. This will be fun ya’ll! :)

Turntable Love By:

DJ HENROC (City Cat Sound)
DJ TROUBLEMAN (Select Soul)


N.E.R.D vs TIMBALAND
@ Eve Lounge
575 Howard @ 2nd St – Sf
21 & Up
NO COVER!!
Style Required
Table Reserve & Bottle Service: party@eveloungesf.com

N.E.R.D.

Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo met at the ages of 12 at a summer camp in Virginia Beach, for musicians; which they both disliked. They spent their free time making beats and performing in groups with fellow childhood friend Timbaland. Williams and Hugo met Shay Haley in high school and began performing together. The trio often met in Hugo's garage, where he beatboxed through a speaker system while Haley danced. After watching the duo perform at a high school talent show, Teddy Riley, a musician and producer, signed Williams and Hugo in 1992. After producing songs for several artists throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, the production duo formed N.E.R.D (an acronym for No one Ever Really Dies) in 2001 as a side project.

The band's sound generally contains elements of rock, funk and hip hop, while also encompassing R&B and pop.

TIMBALAND

Timothy Z. Mosley AKA Timbaland, so named by Jodeci member Devante Swing after the Timberland boot, has had many reincarnations--from disc jockey DJ Tiny Tim to half of the hip hop group Timbaland & Magoo; from membership in Devante Swing’s Swing Mob crew known as Da Bassment to S.B.I. (Surrounded By Idiots), a production ensemble including Pharrell Williams, to being CEO of his own label, Mosley Music Group.

Ginuwine’s hit single “Pony” and debut LP Ginuwine…the Bachelor, produced by Timbaland, introduced a unique rhythmic style that defined the new wave of music in the ‘90s--R&B and hip hop mixed with an eclectic smorgasbord of effects held together by complex syncopated snare beats.