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SUMMARY:Zion I/Eligh w/ Scarub/Bang Data/Hold Up/Oakland Faders at Sli
 m's on Sun. Nov. 21 - all ages!
DESCRIPTION:After delving into upbeat, electronic music on 2009′s \"
 The Takeover,\" Oakland hip-hop stalwarts Zion I enter a new phase of 
 their chameleonic career with \"Atomic Clock\" (November 9th, Gold Dus
 t), a moody, emotional record inspired by the group’s longtime admir
 ation for reggae and dub.\n\nWhile the group’s roots are still firml
 y planted in hip-hop, \"Atomic Clock\"’s cavernous, atmospheric vibe
  recalls both the classic roots reggae of Max Romeo and The Congos and
  forward-thinking dub mixing of UK artists such as Adrian Sherwood. �
 �'The Takeover' was a very external record and we wanted to focus on f
 un, party music,” says emcee Zumbi AKA Zion. “This one is much mor
 e reflective and internal. We didn’t want to just recreate what we d
 id last album. Art is not about living in the past.”\n\nFor \"Atomic
  Clock,\" the duo employed live musicians to flesh out producer Amp Li
 ve’s original beats and thicken the overall sound. For many of \"Ato
 mic Clock\"‘s tracks, Amp would create the skeleton of the beat hims
 elf for the initial direction before collaborating with the group’s 
 live musicians to complement the sound and, in certain cases, redo the
  track live. In stark contrast to \"The Takeover,\" which saw Amp and 
 Zumbi e-mail verses and beats to each other to constantly tweak each s
 ong, the group and their collaborators engaged in days-long jam sessio
 ns, for the first time in their career, to best enunciate Amp’s init
 ial idea.\n\nFor Zumbi, the writing style on \"Atomic Clock\" was much
  more instinctive than on past albums, and the result is a litany of e
 motionally introspective, brutally honest songs that both relay the em
 cee’s personal experience and delve into weighty topics including th
 e transient nature of time.\n\nFor more information visit https://true
 skool.com/events/zion-ieligh-w-scarubbang
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20101121T200000
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CATEGORIES:san, francisco, ca
LOCATION:Slim's, San Francisco, CA
WEBSITE:http://www.slims-sf.com
URL:http://www.slims-sf.com
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