Part of the European bastard-pop musical genre, mash-ups are songs created out of two or more songs, usually by overlaying the vocal track of one seamlessly over the music track of another. To listen to what you can expect to her click on the following two links:

http://www.soop.ca/bootie/aplusd/AplusD_BelieveInSexualEruption.mp3
http://www.soop.ca/bootie/aplusd/AplusD_DafterStrongerGoldDigger.mp3

BOOTIE HONG KONG AT CLUB JJ’S
From recent releases to forgotten favorites, all mash-up’s!

Saturday, 31 May 2008
Club JJ’s, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai

Special DJ Guest Appearance
DJ Adrian & Mysterious D, San Francisco

Support DJ
DJ Beau Toxx, Hong Kong

Tickets (to be purchased at Club JJ’s)
HK$240 in advance, including one welcome drink and
HK$260 on the door, including one welcome drink
No pre- reservation

Time
10.30pm till late

Dress code
Glam punk

Ticketing Hotline
2584 7662

Club JJ’s Opening Hours
Lunch:    Monday – Saturday  12noon – 2.30pm
Music Room:  Monday – Saturday  9:00pm – late
Dinner:   Monday – Saturday  6pm – 11pm
Closed on:  Sunday

BOOTIE Mash-up comes to Hong Kong

What do you get when you cross Rihanna with General Public?  Iggy Pop with Peggy Lee?  Pink with ELO?  No, it’s not a riddle.  It’s the new music movement that is sweeping the world.  And now it reaches Hong Kong!  The Mash-ups!
 
What is a mash-up you ask?

Part of the European bastard-pop musical genre, mash-ups are songs created out of two or more songs, usually by overlaying the vocal track of one seamlessly over the music track of another. Known by a number of different names: Bootlegs, boots, mash-ups, smash-ups, blends, and cut-ups — a term originally coined by William S. Burroughs to describe some of his literary experiments, who would “cut up” different texts and rearrange the pieces to create a new piece. More traditional terms such as “edits” or “remixes” are favored by many bootleggers (also known as ’leggers).

(information provided by the hotel)

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