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SUMMARY:DUB YOGA x Reggae Dance Party
DESCRIPTION:On Monday\, June 30th\, Strictly Yard Music presents a unique night of Yoga\, Reggae\, and Community!  At 7 pm\, Dr. Jen Kurz will teach a special DUB YOGA class in step with the sounds of Reggae and Dub music courtesy of DJ Jah Rich.  This vinyasa flow will have a “taste of the Carribean” as DJ Jah Rich spins the Jamaican music to the beat of the class!  All the action goes down at the popular Common Street Spiritual Center\, a homebase for spiritual entrepreneurship in the MetroWest (MA).  Admission is $15 or a donation to the Food Pantry at the center. \nAt 8 pm\, the lights turn down and the music turns up!  DJ Jah Rich will spin the best in Reggae from Studio 1 treasures to Rub-a-Dub bangers\, all the way to Dancehall hits and the latest from the ever expanding world of Reggae music.  There will be LIVE performances by Ian Mevorach and Nyjah DiOrganizah\, who recently released an EP titled\, Who Is Nyjah?  Vegetarian food will be available on site\, and there will be a toast at 9 pm to celebrate the birthdays of Jen and Nyjah.  This Reggae Dance Party is free and family friendly.  There is plenty of parking and a comfortable atmosphere.  This unique event is a one-two punch that shouldn’t be missed! \n#dubyoga  #dubyoganatick  #natickyoga  #metrowestyoga  #selectorjahrich  #jahrich  #nyjahdiorganizah  #ianmevorach  #commonstreetnatick  #natick  #metrowestma  #dub \nWhat is Dub music?   \nDub is one of the many sub genres of Reggae.  Dub is instrumental Reggae that is artistically enhanced and layered with effects like echo and reverb as well as production techniques like splicing in snippets of vocals or sporadically dropping out all the instruments except for the powerful\, stripped down drum and bass.  Dub gives the recording engineer the opportunity to become the musician as their multi-track mixing console acts as the instrument.  An engineer making Dub is like a chef creating a unique meal not often seen on most menus!  Jamaican producer and engineer King Tubby is credited as the creator of Dub\, as he first experimented with ways to manipulate and “dub out” his instrumental tracks in the early 1970s.  Today\, his innovation and influence is widely seen in genres like techno\, drum and bass\, and dubstep.  Dub stands as another example of the rich contributions of Jamaican music.  Jah Rich 7/19/2023 \nFlyer Design by @DawnDawta
URL:https://commonstreet.org/event/dub-yoga-x-reggae-dance-party/
LOCATION:Sanctuary at Common Street Spiritual Center\, 13 Common Street\, Natick\, MA\, 01760\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jen Kurz":MAILTO:doctorjenkurz@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Dub Yoga
DESCRIPTION:? UNIQUE EVENT ? Strictly Yard Ent. presents DUB YOGA Thursday\, July 18th I August15th I Sep 19th from 7-8 pm at the Common Street Spiritual Center in Natick\, MA. \n? This will be a special evening of Yoga\, Dub & Reggae\, and community featuring Yoga from Dr. Jen Kurz in tandem with live DJing from Selector Jah Rich! \n❤️ All levels of Yoga are welcome to this vinyasa flow\, there is plenty of parking\, and the cost is $10 or food pantry donations. All are welcome! \n?️ The beautiful Common Street Spiritual Center is the place to be\, and this venue continues to host and promote top tier spiritual entrepreneurship and community events in the MetroWest. \n? This is the second summer of DUB YOGA and last year’s sessions were well attended and received! \n? WHAT IS DUB\, might you ask?\nDub is one of the many sub genres of Reggae music. Dub is instrumental Reggae that is artistically enhanced and layered with effects like echo and reverb as well as production techniques like splicing in snipits of vocals or sporadically dropping out all the instruments except for the powerful\, stripped down drum and bass. Dub gives the recording engineer the opportunity to become the musician as their multi-track mixing console acts as the instrument. An engineer making Dub is like a chef creating a unique meal not often seen on most menus! Jamaican producer and engineer King Tubby is credited as the inventor of Dub\, as he first experimented with ways to manipulate and “dub out” his instrumental tracks in the early 1970s. Today\, his innovation and influence is widely heard in genres like techno\, drum and bass\, and dubstep. Dub stands as another example of the rich contributions of Jamaican music. Jah Rich 7/19/23 \nSuggested donation $10 or food pantry donations of non-perishable items. \nAll welcome!
URL:https://commonstreet.org/event/dub-yoga-3-2/
LOCATION:Sanctuary at Common Street Spiritual Center\, 13 Common Street\, Natick\, MA\, 01760\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Spiritual,Yoga
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jen Kurz":MAILTO:doctorjenkurz@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Dub Yoga
DESCRIPTION:? UNIQUE EVENT ? Strictly Yard Ent. presents DUB YOGA Thursday\, July 18th I August15th I Sep 19th from 7-8 pm at the Common Street Spiritual Center in Natick\, MA. \n? This will be a special evening of Yoga\, Dub & Reggae\, and community featuring Yoga from Dr. Jen Kurz in tandem with live DJing from Selector Jah Rich! \n❤️ All levels of Yoga are welcome to this vinyasa flow\, there is plenty of parking\, and the cost is $10 or food pantry donations. All are welcome! \n?️ The beautiful Common Street Spiritual Center is the place to be\, and this venue continues to host and promote top tier spiritual entrepreneurship and community events in the MetroWest. \n? This is the second summer of DUB YOGA and last year’s sessions were well attended and received! \n? WHAT IS DUB\, might you ask?\nDub is one of the many sub genres of Reggae music. Dub is instrumental Reggae that is artistically enhanced and layered with effects like echo and reverb as well as production techniques like splicing in snipits of vocals or sporadically dropping out all the instruments except for the powerful\, stripped down drum and bass. Dub gives the recording engineer the opportunity to become the musician as their multi-track mixing console acts as the instrument. An engineer making Dub is like a chef creating a unique meal not often seen on most menus! Jamaican producer and engineer King Tubby is credited as the inventor of Dub\, as he first experimented with ways to manipulate and “dub out” his instrumental tracks in the early 1970s. Today\, his innovation and influence is widely heard in genres like techno\, drum and bass\, and dubstep. Dub stands as another example of the rich contributions of Jamaican music. Jah Rich 7/19/23 \nSuggested donation $10 or food pantry donations of non-perishable items. \nAll welcome!
URL:https://commonstreet.org/event/dub-yoga-3/
LOCATION:Sanctuary at Common Street Spiritual Center\, 13 Common Street\, Natick\, MA\, 01760\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Spiritual,Yoga
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jen Kurz":MAILTO:doctorjenkurz@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Roots Rock Reggae
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, May 30th\, Strictly Yard Entertainment presents an evening of sweet Reggae music courtesy of DJs Jah Rich\, Brave Prince\, and Secret Guerrilla\, who will spin the best in Jamaican music from old to new!   \nThe Common Street Spiritual Center is the place to be\, and this venue (located in downtown Natick) continues to stand out as the hub for spiritual entrepreneurship and live events in the MetroWest.   \nBoston based Reggae artist NyJah will also grace the stage at Common Street\, performing his recent single\, “Live Some Life” and many more.  The last time NyJah performed at the center\, his lively performance had the crowd literally jumping with energy!   \nThe needle drops at 7 pm\, there is plenty of parking\, and the cost of admissions to this family friendly event is free.   \nSee you all on Thursday\, May 30th for a pre Memorial Day weekend party with conscious Reggae music\, vendors\, and art!   \nVendors please contact ian@commonstreet.org. 
URL:https://commonstreet.org/event/33872/
LOCATION:Sanctuary at Common Street Spiritual Center\, 13 Common Street\, Natick\, MA\, 01760\, United States
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SUMMARY:Reggae Dance Party
DESCRIPTION:Reggae Dance Party \nInternational Reggae Day Celebration  #ONEJULY \nSaturday\, July 1st\, 2023 \nLive Performances by Toussaint the Liberator\, Lady Lee\, D’Arryval\, NyJah\, King Rhymez \n100% Reggae selections by DJs Jah Rich and Brave Prince \n@ Common Street Spiritual Center\, 13 Common Street\, Natick\, MA 01760 \n6-10 pm\, $10 or food pantry donation\, ALL AGES\, Commonstreet.org  \nJamaican Food Catering by JaCan Kitchen! \nStrictly Yard Entertainment presents an evening of sweet Reggae music on Saturday\, July 1st featuring live performances by Boston’s best Reggae artists\, live DJs\, and catering by award winning JaCan Kitchen\, serving the best in Jamaican cuisine.  The Common Street Spiritual Center is the place to be\, and this ever popular venue boasts a brand new sound system which is ready to boom Reggae\, Ska\, and Dub! \nBoston’s top live Reggae artists will grace the stage of Common Street in celebration of International Reggae Day #ONEJULY.  The lineup includes Toussaint the Liberator (2022 New England World Music Award winner)\, Lady Lee (Boston’s First Lady of Dancehall)\, D’Arryval (acclaimed Dancehall artist)\, plus NyJah and King Rhymez\, whose latest single Mama Africa is getting radio play from Brooklyn to Zimbabwe!  DJs Brave Prince and Jah Rich continue to promote quality Reggae shows in and around New England\, and play weekly on Nice Up Radio.  From classics like Half Print’s “Greetings” and Desmond Dekker’s “Conqueror” to insider cuts like Daweh Congo “Coconut Chalice” and Sister Nancy “Rude Gyal\,” all styles of Reggae music will play! \nSaturday\, July 1st promises to be a night of “total niceness” with live Reggae artists\, top DJs\, and delicious Jamaican food at the Common Street Spiritual Center (the MetroWest’s hub for community events and spiritual entrepreneurship).  Make it a date\, and don’t be late!  Doors open at 6 pm for this all ages event with plenty of free parking.      Vendors and potential sponsors please contact:  Dubplatesteel@gmail.com
URL:https://commonstreet.org/event/reggae-dance-party/
CATEGORIES:Cultural,Music and Arts
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