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Bridging the Gap: December 26th, 2015

Andrew Yee
Andrew Yee

The final installment of Bridging the Gap for 2015.  So I'm taking the opportunity to play the best of the last year.  Strap in, it's gonna be a wild ride. 

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Set List: 
Hour 1  

  1. Quantic- Aguas De Sorongo [Magnetica]
  2. Sly 5th Ave and the Clubcasa Chamber Orchestra- Stay [The Wrap Up]
  3. Tonbruket- Lilo [Dig it to the End]
  4. D'Angelo and the Vanguard- Really Love [Black Messiah]
  5. Chet Faker- No Diggity [Digging the Blogosphere]
  6. Charles Bradley- Since Our Last Goodbye [No Time for Dreaming]
  7. Leon Bridges- Lisa Sawyer [Coming Home]
  8. Carlos Barbosa-Lima- Mambo #5 [Mambo #5]
  9. Cléon & Jazzy Piday- Samba à L'aéroport [Freedom Sound EP]
  10. Baden Powell- Labareda [Os Afro Samba]
  11. Aguankó- Señor Belgrade [Invisible]

Hour 2  

  1. Etienne de la Sayette- Lord Bougainvillard [I'm So Cool in Seoul EP]
  2. Fabiano Do Nascimento- Primeira Estrella [Dance Dos Tempos]
  3. Le Grand Kalle- Jolie Nana [Joseph Kabasele and Le Grande Kalle: His Life and Music]
  4. Clap! Clap!- Kuj Yato [Tayi Bebba]
  5. Mariam Mekeba- Saduva [Pata Pata]
  6. Bacao Rthym and Steel Band- P.I.M.P. [P.I.M.P. EP]
  7. C.W. Stoneking- The Thing I Done [Gon' Boogaloo]
  8. Scott Bradlee & Postmodern Jukebox (Feat. Kate Davis) - All About the Bass [Historical Misappropriation] 
  9. The Rhythm Future Quartet- Summertime/Billie Jean [The Rhythm Future Quartet]
  10. The Spam All Stars- La Vida Contunia [Contra Los Roboticos Mutantes]
  11. Chris Washburne & The Syotos Band- Walk on the Wild Side [Low Ridin']
  12. Hepcat- Country Time [Scientific] 
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Nick Yee’s passion for music developed at an early age, as he collected jazz and rock records pulled from dusty locations while growing up in both Southern California and Honolulu. In college he started DJing around Honolulu, playing Jazz and Bossa Nova sets at various lounges and clubs under the name dj mr.nick. He started to incorporate Downtempo, House and Breaks into his sets as his popularity grew, eventually getting DJ residences at different Chinatown locations. To this day, he is a fixture in the Honolulu underground club scene, where his live sets are famous for being able to link musical and cultural boundaries, starting mellow and building the audience into a frenzy while steering free of mainstream clichés.
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