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SUMMARY:Quentin Harris at Mighty
DESCRIPTION:Saturday, Febuary 28, 2009\n\nQuentin Harris (NYC, Shelter
  Records)\nDavid Harness (SF, Taboo, Thread Records)\nHalo (SF, CityDe
 ep Music)\n\nBorn and raised in Detroit, Quentin Harris came of age in
 spired by many of the legends of his hometown. Motown, Prince, P-Funk 
 and of course, early techno instilled in Harris, a love of all forms o
 f music. Today, he is recognized as one of the leaders in the field of
  deep house. It has been said that his work re-vitalized what had beco
 me a saturated and tired genre. Indeed Harris resists the very notion 
 of working within genre parameters. So, where did this young Motor-Cit
 y to New-York-City transplant get the Since then hes gone on to make a
  name for himself beside Darryl James, as the go-to remixer for major 
 label R&B hits. His genre shattering remix of Mariah Careys Dont Forge
 t About Us went to number one on the Billboard Dance Charts while Floe
 try Superstar hit number ten. Unlike any of his peers, he has captivat
 ed the attention of an increasingly attentive audience with the creati
 on of house classics out of such accapellas as India Aries Ready For L
 ove (also culled from the Motown CD) and Donnies Cloud 9. He has conti
 nued to evolve as a producer and DJ willing to take risks with genre. 
 Mariah Careys Dont Forget About Us remix crystallizes his penchant for
  cutting edge writing and arrangement, as a seemingly effortless fusio
 n of generic elements is, in fact, borne out of a sophisticated unders
 tanding of music composition. His body of work ranges, with near equal
  appeal, from vocal house (Solu Musics It Aint Love) to vocals laid ov
 er techy tracks (Bryon Stingilys Hate Wont Change Me / Jill Scott Not 
 Like Crazy) to straight up techy (Quentin Harris Lets By Young) to afr
 o-house tinged electronic / tribal cuts (Femi Kuti Traitors Of Africa)
 . His tracks are A-listed by DJs as diverse musically as Danny Tenagli
 a, David Morales, Hex Hector, Carl Craig, Frankie Knuckles, Pete Tong,
  Roger Sanchez, Deep Dish, Derrick Carter, Francois K, Joe Claussell a
 nd Danny Krivit. Each Harris record begins its life however, under the
  roof of New Yorks Club Shelter.\n\n10pm-Late\n$10 before 11pm\n\nFor 
 more information visit https://trueskool.com/events/quentin-harris-at-
 mighty
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090228T220000
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CATEGORIES:fashion
LOCATION:Mighty, San Francisco
WEBSITE:http://www.mighty119.com
URL:http://www.mighty119.com
CONTACT:
ORGANIZER;CN="Carey Kopp":https://trueskool.com/profile/k85
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 pp":https://trueskool.com/profile/k85
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