Check out Portland Hip Hop group Bad Habitat of Surreal Music and A Product of Broken Homes. Northwest Hip Hop Underground sensations, Bad Habitat are already probably playing in a town near you.


Portland Hip Hop

Wednesday December 16th (01/16/10) PSU Winter Solstice Party at Barracuda
Featuring Northorn Lights, Bad Habitat, Mighty, Dj Mentos and DJ LayLow as the Master of Ceremonies


Hosted by Barracuda Nightclub 9 NW 2nd Ave Portland, Oregon

Sponsored By II MUCH Entertainment, Concept Entertainment, Barracuda, Clear Wimax and Baldwin Image.

Performances By: Bad Habitat of Surreal Music (Dru Manchu, Damian Grey, Flawless), Northorn Lights of Surreal Music, Mighty, and DJ Mentos

21+ Free Entry
18+ $7 @ Door
10pm - 2:30AM

For VIP Contact 971-506-5411 or 503-891-6949

Plus a special mystery guest you will have to see to believe!

 

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Bad Habitat, the hip-hop equivalent of the Three Musketeers, has arrived to save the world from the mundane monotony of modern music! Forming early in the summer of 2008, Dru Manchu, Flawless, and Damian Grey have since stolen hundreds of shows, amassed a loyal fanbase, and garnered all kinds of praise from critics, promoters, and the ever elusive “real heads” who live and breathe their music. With an aggressive style that incorporates real life lyricism mixed with over the top braggadocio and an original flavor of beats (primarily provided in-house by members Flawless and Damian Grey), Bad Habitat has built a brand new sound that shatters the traditional genre confines of what constitutes hip-hop, while still staying true to the foundation of the music’s roots. With more than three years experience behind each of them individually, (over a decade in Damian’s case) each member brings his own unique polished style to the table, be it the consistent punchlines from Manchu, the quick bursting syllables from Flawless, or just the raw emotion and “been there, done that” attitude from Damian. In their short time as a group, the members of Bad Habitat have opened for an impressive list of mainstream and major independent hip hop artists, as well as a who’s who of talented artists from their home region of the Pacific Northwest. With a continually growing following and a live show that has been described as “The best kept secret in Northwest Hip Hop,” (Willamette Weekly) Bad Habitat stands poised to carve a lasting niche for itself in an era where most others come and go faster than the trends they emulate and imitate.