Elementz launched at The Rhythm Factory, London on Thursday 26th April
The 4 classic elements were fully represented and the night also included bangin dj sets from DJ Snips, DJ Mr Thing, DJ Sarah Love and DJ 279
Genesis Elijah, Caxton Press and Mystro went in on the mic and we thank everyone who made it down to help us get this off the ground and celebrate UK hip hop at its best
We hope to have some footage of the event on here soon. We are currently working on plans for another event a little bit later on in the year
Meanwhile, we recommend you try & catch any of these artists live if you get the opportunity
Keep up to date with them on Twitter @DJSnips @DJMrThing @DJSarahLove DJ279 @GenesisElijah @CaxtonPress @Mystrogen
The launch of the first ever Elementz hip hop event takes place this Thursday at The Rhythm Factory, 16 – 18 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1EW
A new night celebrating the classic 4 elements, hip hop culture will be represented to full effect.
Main room will have live performances by Caxton Press, Genesis Elijah, Naba Napalm, Ether L Banks & hosted by Mystro
There will be dj sets by DJ Sarah Love, DJ 279 (Choice FM), DJ Mr Thing (Scratch Perverts / DMC) & DJ Snips (Livin Proof)
Room 2 is hosted by DJ Snuff (End of the Weak) and Johny Garcia, showcasing bboy battles, live graffiti & an open mic session.
The whole event will be filmed by the UK’s leading online platform The Hip Hop Chronicle for future broadcast
Its a massive night unlike anything around town right now, and as this is a quarterly event, you wont want to miss out on this one!!
Tickets are £8 on the door, dress code is casual but no tracksuits, and an 18 and over event. Nearest tube is Aldgate East
Genesis Elijah took time out to speak on it
He is also receiving a massive amount of support from both sides of the Atlantic for the new video he appears in with Copywrite, Mystro & Iron Braydz “Royal Flush”. Top onlines Hip Hop DX, 2 Dope Boyz, 57th Avenue, The Jump Off UK, The Hip Hop Chronicle and many others have been all over this.
It makes its UK tv debut later this week on Flava TV Channel 367
The line up for the first Elementz Hip Hop Event at The Rhythm Factory in London on 26th April 2012 includes 2 of UK Hip Hop’s most respected names in the game – Choice FM’s DJ 279 and West London MC Mystro
By chance, Mystro was in with Numbers on his Saturday night show last week helping to promote his new EP “What Type of Drug is Mystrogen” which you can download for free from www.mysdiggi.com
DJ 279, who you can hear every Saturday night from 10pm on CHOICE FM (96.9 / 107.1FM) and online HERE will be blessing us with the usual huge set of real hiphop bangers on the night in Room 1, alongside DJ Mr Thing, DJ Snips and DJ Sarah Love. Also performing in Room 1 are Caxton Press, Genesis Elijah, Naba Napalm, Ether L Banks, hosted by Mys Diggi
In Room 2, there will be an open mic session, live graff & a bboy / bgirl battle with the winner receiving a £100 cash prize, hosted by End of the Weak’s DJ Snuff alongside DJ Johny Garcia
Its an absolutely massive night. If youre in the area, into hip hop & had plans to do something else that night, change them! This is a quarterly event, so you’ll have to wait a minute for this kind of goodness to come around again!!
Elementz : presenting the best in UK hip hop and representing the 4 elements of hip hop to full effect.
We’ll let Numbers and Mys Diggi tell you for themselves
Thursday 26th April 2012 8pm – 3am
The Rhythm Factory, 16 – 18 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1EW
Nearest Tube Aldgate East – Buses 25 – 205 – 254 – N106 – N253
Admission £8.00 on the door. Tickets available in advance for £7.00 HERE
18 and over event – dress code is casual but no tracksuits
West London’s Mystro is the official host for the launch of Elementz at The Rhythm Factory, 16 – 18 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1EW on Thursday 26th April 2012.
He’s currently promoting his new EP “What Type of Drug is Mystrogen” which can be downloaded for free HERE
The event will be reppin the 4 classic elements of hip hop with bboy / bgirl battle competition (& £100 cash prize for the winner), open mic, live graffiti taking place in Room 2 hosted by DJ Snuff and DJ Johny Garcia
Room 1, hosted by Mystro, has dj sets from Sarah Love, 279 (Choice), Mr Thing (Scratch Perverts & DMC Finalist), & DJ Snips (Livin Proof)
There are also live performances from Caxton Press, Genesis Elijah, Naba Napalm and Ether L Banks.
It all kicks off at 8pm, finishing at 3am. 18 and over event, £8 on the door or £7 in advance from TicketWeb which you can buy HERE
This is why we’ve got Mys Diggi hosting. He took to the streets of London recently to film a new video for his track off the EP “Aint Got Time For That There”. Believe us when we say, this is exactly what it’s like to cut about with the dude!! lol
More information on Elementz via www.facebook.com/elementzuk or for those with twitter, get at @ElementzUK or check out the various pages at www.elementzuk.wordpress.com to read more about the various djs, mcs, bboys / bgirls and graff artist who’ll be live on the night
New club night Elementz launches at The Rhythm Factory, 16 – 18 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1EW on Thursday 26th April 2012 from 8pm – 3am
The event will celebrate the classic 4 elements of hip hop, MC’s, DJ Turntablism, Bboys / BGirls and Graffiti to full effect. In the true traditions of hip hop culture, we are showcasing a mix of established names from the scene with new upcoming talent
The full line up on our first night is as follows:
ROOM 1
DJ SETS FROM
DJ Sarah Love (resident), DJ 279 (Choice FM), DJ Mr Thing (Scratch Perverts) DJ Snips (Livin Proof)
LIVE PERFORMANCES BY
Caxton Press, Genesis Elijah, Naba Napalm, Ether L Banks
HOSTED BY
Mystro
ROOM 2
Live graffiti provided by FDC, Open Mic Session, bboy / bgirl battle with £100 cash prize hosted by DJ Snuff (End of the Weak / Speaker’s Corner) and DJ Johny Garcia
The night will be filmed exclusively by The Hip Hop Chronicle covering all aspects of the night for later broadcast
We appreciate the extensive coverage and support we’ve already had from the media from both the UK and United States for this event, including The 9 Elements, The Hip Hop Diaries, 808 Crate, Broken Culture, Data Transmission, Guestlist, Hip Hop Life and Times, Hip Hop Kings, Hip Hop Mafia, Kix Magazine, Music She Wrote, Urban Vault and many more. Thanks also to all the artists and djs themselves who have been helping spread word around for what should be an absolutely massive night
These events will only take place every 3 months, so if you’re in London or the surrounding area and you’re into hip hop, you don’t want to miss this.
Also thanks to Oakland’s legendary Souls of Mischief who gave us a drop for the night as part of the video promotion for the launch night
Admission is £8.00 on the door throughout the night. This is an 18 and over event and the venue’s dress code policy is casual, just no tracksuits folks !
You can also buy tickets in advance via TICKET WEB for £7.00 HERE
For more information call The Rhythm Factory on 0207 375 3774, email info.elementzuk@gmail.com, check the Facebook page www.facebook.com/elementzuk For those with twitter, connect with @ElementzUK or of course check in with the regular site www.elementzuk.wordpress.com and check the various pages which feature the different performing artists and djs.
The first ever Elementz night launches at The Rhythm Factory, 16 Whitechapel Road, London E1 1EW on Thursday 26th April from 8pm – 3am
A new quarterly event celebrating the true essence of hip hop with the classic 4 elements – MCs, Turntablism, Bboys & BGirls and Graff represented to full effect.
Room 2 is hosted by DJ Snuff, renowned for the End of the Weak and Speaker’s Corner events and producer with Caxton Press, assisted by DJ Johny Garcia.
Here there will be on open mic session, live graff and the bboy / bgirl battle which will offer a £100 cash prize to the winner on the night
Included in those taking part will be Vanilla Killa, Jam Fu and sMash
Admission on the night is £8, although some tickets are available in advance via TicketWeb for £7
Any bboys, bgirls, street dancers in the area who are aged 18 and over are welcome to come down and compete. Dress code is casual, though the venue has a “no tracksuits policy”, otherwise, wide open. The entire event will also be covered exclusively by the UK’s leading online platform The Hip Hop Chronicle for future broadcast.
Nearest tube is Aldgate East – check the flyers below for details of the full line up for both rooms, transport links, times and entry details
You can also check into the Facebook page www.facebook.com/elementzuk or if you need more information email info.elementzuk@gmail.com or send a message over Twitter to @ElementzUK
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