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SUMMARY:Tropitaal w/ Brooklyn Shanti (NYC) DJ Panaflex\, Anjali\, The Kid
DESCRIPTION:Tropitaal A Desi-Latino Soundclash\n\nWith hosts and resident D
 Js Anjali and The Incredible Kid.\n\nFeaturing special guests Brooklyn Sha
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 ti (NYC)\nand DJ Panaflex\n\nSaturday\, August 12th\, 2017\n\nGoodfoot Lou
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 ge\n2845 SE Stark St Portland\, OR 97214\n(503) 239-9292\n9pm-2:00am\n$6\n
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 1 and over\n\nDJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid won Best DJ in Willamette W
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 ek's Best of Portland 2017 and 2016 Readers' Poll.\n\nTake the sultry vibe
  
 of the Latin American Tropics\, combine with the\nrhythm of India ("Taal")
  
 and stir into Tropitaal\, a Desi/Latino\nSoundclash where the hottest club
  
 sounds from India and Latin America\ngo head to head in an all-night dance
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 off of epic proportions.\nResident DJs Anjali & The Incredible Kid combine
  
 their deep passions\nand deep crates from across the spectrum of Latin\, I
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 dian and\nCaribbean vibes. (We are not talking Salsa\, but Reggaeton\, Moo
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 bahton\,\nDigital Cumbia\, 3Ball Guarachero\, Latin Trap\, Dembow and more
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 )\n\nBROOKLYN SHANTI\nwww.brooklynshanti.com\n\nBrooklyn Shanti is widely 
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 egarded as an accomplished producer\, emcee\, and pioneer of Global/Tropic
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 l Bass/Dancehall fusion\, and is hip-hop's official cultural ambassador to
  
 India (UZN). Over the last decade\, Brooklyn Shanti's unique and innovativ
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  artistic voice has enabled the transformation of South Asia's appreciatio
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  for hip-hop. His diverse and wide-ranging talents have led him to work wi
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 h some of the world's leading artists including Bollywood legends A.R. Rah
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 an and Sohail Sen\, electronic gurus Karsh Kale and the Midival Punditz\, 
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 he Dum Dum Project\, as well as Billy Martin (Medeski\, Martin and Wood)\,
  
 Afrika Bambaataa\, Thomas Blondet\, and the Foreign Beggars\, among many o
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 hers. This spirit of collaboration defines and informs Brooklyn Shanti's l
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 rger vision as an artist and a musician. Of note is a project that came ou
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  on the infamous Rawkus Records and his involvement with Brooklyn's vibran
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  Dutty Artz collective which has cultivated a Latin/South Asian collaborat
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 on with DJ/producer\, Geko Jones. He is also currently working on an album
  
 with Afrika Bambaataa and Karsh Kale for the South Asian market\, with Cam
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  Lo on a Bengal vs Bronx fusion project\, and he has enlisted Cumba Mela's
  
 Thornato to work on a Bengali dancehall album. Shanti has also written and
  
 released a song based on author Vikram Chandra's stories\, which Chandra h
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 s publicly stated that he wants played at his funeral. Shanti is also in t
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 e process of putting together a band with Karsh Kale to tour his current a
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 bum\, Bedstuyle.\n\nDJ PANAFLEX\nhttps://www.facebook.com/panaflexin/\n\nH
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 iling from the city of roses\, Charlie Thompson (DJ Panaflex) discovered L
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 tin club music at age 13 during a family visit to Monterrey\, Mexico\, an 
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 xperience which inspired him to begin compiling mixes\, and to begin\, fiv
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  years later to air them on his long-running Electric Lunch program on KBV
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  Corvallis. In 2008\, while living in Guatemala\, Charlie began a love aff
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 ir with sounds he heard there imported from Colombia\, Panama\, and The Do
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 inican Republic\, Jorge Celedon\, Hector Acosta\, La Factoria\, Flex... it
  
 was a journey of discovery that would culminate years later on the island 
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 f HispaÃ±ola where he saw his favorite bachateros perform live and snatc
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  up every new bootleg dembow compilation being sold on the street.\n\nSinc
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  returning to Portland in 2013\, he has focused his efforts on creating mi
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 ed sets in a wide variety of genres including cumbia\, dancehall\, reggaet
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 n\, afrohouse\, kizomba\, zouk\, baile funk\, rasterinha\, and dembow\, wh
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 ch have seen releases on the outstanding Brother Sister and JEROME mix ser
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 es\, garnered support from Michael Bruce (Gran Ritmos\, Sonic Lozenge) and
  
 Freaky Outty (The Way Up\, Snap!)\, and won him multiple radio appearances
  
 in recent months\, including Night Drive on XRAY FM and DJ Anjali & The In
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 redible Kid's own Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Kush program on KBOO FM.\n\nFor over
  
 a year\, his weekly afro-diasporic sets at Trio Club have been delighting 
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 ancers of kizomba\, tarraxinha\, and semba. More recently he's joined forc
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 s with Nathalia Carvajal as the official DJ of her successful biweekly dan
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 e night\, KiZouk Connection.\n\nDJ ANJALI AND THE INCREDIBLE KID\nwww.anja
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 iandthekid.com\nwww.facebook.com/Anjaliandthekid\nwww.soundcloud.com/djanj
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 li\nwww.soundcloud.com/the-incredible-kid\nwww.instagram.com/anjaliandthek
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 d\n\nDJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid have spent more than fifteen years i
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 niting dance floors with cutting edge music not limited by borders or lang
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 age. They host the longest-running Bhangra and Bollywood party on the West
  
 Coast\, co-founded the Pacific Northwest's first Global Bass dance party a
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 d host two weekly radio shows on XRAY.FM and KBOO.FM. Few DJs can be said 
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 o have changed the sound of their city but that is exactly what DJ Anjali 
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 nd The Incredible Kid have accomplished since they first introduced Portla
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 d\, Oregon nightclub audiences to the many varied sounds of Global Bass at
  
 a raucous New Year's Eve debut in 2000. They are most known for incinerati
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 g dance floors with the heavy dance floor artillery of South Asia\, but th
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  duo scour the globe for any hard-hitting music that combines local music 
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 raditions with window-rattling production. Anjali and The Kid regularly pe
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 form at festivals including five sets at the Sasquatch! Music Festival (20
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 1)\, Decibel\, MusicfestNW\, Vancouver International Bhangra Celebration\,
  
 Beloved\, Photosynthesis\, Soul'd Out\, Portland International Film Festiv
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 l\, Indian Summer Festival\, Kaleidoscope and the Vancouver Queer Film Fes
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 ival. They have guested at the legendary Basement Bhangra (NYC) numerous t
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 mes as well as Non Stop Bhangra (SF)\, iBomba (NYC) and Bhangrateque (Chic
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 go.)\n\nAfter making a name for themselves in their hometown's raucous hou
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 e party circuit\, DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid introduced the Portland\,
  
 Oregon nightclub scene to the sounds of Bhangra\, Bollywood and Global Bas
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  on New Year's Eve 2000. A series of residencies followed\, beginning with
  
 a night at the legendary Blackbird\, and the duo began hosting their ANDAZ
  
 dance parties in July of 2002. The party's focus on hardcore Panjabi Bhang
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 a and the latest electronic confections from the Bollywood film industry c
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 ntinue to pack the dance floor after 12 years. While ANDAZ was still in th
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  bloom of youth\, Anjali and The Kid founded the revolutionary dance night
  
 ATLAS (with co-host/DJ E3) at Holocene in November of 2003 to introduce Po
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 tland to Global Bass sounds such as: Balkan Beats\, Reggaeton\, Funk Cario
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 a\, 3Ball Guarachero\, Digital Cumbia\, Urban Desi\, French and Arabic Hip
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 Hop\, Rai N B\, Reggada\, Dembow\, Dubstep\, Kuduro\, Merengue Urbano and 
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  host of other local and diasporic future musics. ATLAS was a vital party 
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 n Portland nightlife and the Global Bass scene internationally for more th
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 n nine years and remains the longest-running night in Holocene's history. 
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 n 2013 Anjali and The Kid initiated TROPITAAL: A Desi Latino Soundclash\, 
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 heir latest project.\n\nThey have supported artists as diverse as A Tribe 
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 alled Red\, Bomba EstÃ©reo\, Tigerstyle\, Balkan Beat Box\, Major Lazer\
 , S
 krillex\, Flying Lotus\, Saini Surinder\, Digable Planets\, Delhi 2 Dublin
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 , Sleigh Bells\, Glitch Mob\, Dengue Fever\, Blockhead\, Uproot Andy\, Hin
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 i Zahra\, Toy Selectah\, Quantic\, Opiuo\, Bonobo\, Gold Panda\, Maga Bo\,
  
 Poirier\, Plastician\, Kultur Shock\, Ghostland Observatory\, State of Ben
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 al\, Karsh Kale\, DJ Rekha\, DJ Spooky\, CeU\, Antibalas\, Nickodemus & Jo
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 o-Boro.\n\n"The West Coast's king and queen of bhangra/global bass/Bollywo
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 d dance parties\, DJ Anjali and the Incredible Kid." -The Portland Mercury
  
 8/17/16\n\n"For more than 15 years\, DJ Anjali and the Incredible Kid have
  
 been an inimitable force in the Portland dance scene." -The Portland Mercu
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 y 6/22/16\n\n"Anjali and The Incredible Kid\, Portland's resident top Boll
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 wood and bhangra deejays." -The Portland Tribune 3/12/15\n\n"DJ Anjali & t
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 e Incredible Kid have been Portland's leading world music DJs since the tu
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 n of the millennium." -Willamette Week 12/31/14\n\n"Portland's finest purv
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 yors of Bollywood\, bhangra and global bass music." -Vortex Music Magazine
  
 10/12/14\n\n"Known for bringing cutting-edge music to virgin ears\, they a
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 e guaranteed to throw you a good time" -Eleven PDX Magazine December 2013\
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 \n"Maybe the Portland area's most well-known deejays." The Portland Tribun
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  1/26/12\n\n"People were talking about all weekend: DJ Anjali & The Incred
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 ble Kid playing every\, SINGLE day (the only performers to do so)\, the Po
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 tland duo was the must-not-miss Bollywood/bhangra dance party makers of th
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  weekend." (Sasquatch! Festival 2011) Oregon Music News 5/31/11\n\n"Celebr
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 te our local heroes as they hold down the biggest rock fest in the Northwe
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 t" (Sasquatch! Festival 2011) The Portland Mercury 5/26/11\n\n"DJ Anjali a
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 d the Incredible Kid sets are one of Portland's great recurring dance part
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 es." Willamette Week 12/16/09\n\n"Portland's favorite boy/girl DJ pair" Th
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  Oregonian 6/19/09\n\n"The pair have been keeping Portland dancing for so 
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 ong in various incarnations\, imagining the local music scene without thei
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  bhangra and Bollywood rhythms is unthinkable. " The Oregonian 5/26/06\n\n
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 The DJs responsible for making "bhangra" and "Asian garage" somewhat house
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 old words outside Portland's Desi community" -The Portland Mercury 1/8/04\
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 shanti-nyc-dj-panaflex-anjali-the-kid/1863913837264376/\n\nhttps://djpanaf
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LOCATION:Goodfoot Pub & Lounge\, 2845 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97214
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