Kev Choice rocking and getting the crowd hype with his opening song, “Give It Up,” live at The Trinity Centre in Bristol, England.
Kev Choice rocking and getting the crowd hype with his opening song, “Give It Up,” live at The Trinity Centre in Bristol, England.
In this video, I bust into a blues interlude coming out of the song “Kill That.” This footage was shot live at Mains-D’Oeuvres in Saint-Ouen, which is located right outside of Paris. The journey continues on tour as opener and keyboardist for The Coup’s Sorry To Bother You European tour.
While chilling in Brussels, I asked the promoter what music was from Brussels. He told me something about “New Beat,” a style of house/techno that came from Belgium in the 80′s. I looked it up and came across this song “Phantasia Forever” by Belgian techno musician, Praga Khan. I liked the synth intro so I took it and flipped it!
Missed a day of Daily Dosage yesterday due to technical problems at hotel in Holland, so today will be a DOUBLE DAILY DOSAGE DAY!!
Was at a club the other night, that didn”t start til 4am!! They were rocking to a lot of dub step, techno, and house music. That Euro vibe starting to sink in on me. Had me thinking about making music to make people DANCE!! Then, an adventurous night in the streets of Paris lead to this creation. I linked up with French vocalist/instrumentalist Emilie Lesbros, laid a beat and just let creative juices flow as the sun rose in Paris. The beat started off in one direction and I actually took it to a whole nother place.
Heres #1.
Rocked my first “opener” set tonight in Dijon, France. Nice intimate crowd, and despite language barrier, and being unheard of, the crowd was rocking with me hard! Nice introduction to European crowds, people are generally appreciative and accepting of good music, and they love Hip-Hop! Best compliment of the night was that my performance was “powerful.” Good to be able to touch people, thats why I’m here, to “Show The World” what I was born to do and have worked hard for most of my life. The beat was inspired by a sample from the French composer and arranger Jean Claude-Petit.
We out!!!! instagr.am/p/Qx34NZEFNl/
— KevChoice (@KevChoice) October 14, 2012
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