Press Release

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Dj Kage does it again!
Save the date and come hang out at "The Old Miami" for "PYRAMIDS III". A phenomenal music lineup and all around good vibes. Calling all lovers of #Techno #House #Electro...it's TIME TO DANCE!

JITZ 4: OUT NOW - Physical LPs & digital downloads available at www.djkage.bandcamp.com - Streaming on ALL services

Album Features: JunesFlow, #parkhouse, #PinkVibes, Alexis Allon, MotorKam Det & Slick Brent

Album Cover Artwork: Escada Gordon

"Jitz 4" Vinyl LP retailers: Spot Lite Detroit, Melodies & Memories Spectacles Detroit, Detroit Threads, Vinyl People Records, The Detroit Record Club, UHF, FOUND SOUND

"Jitz 4" Visuals:
Soul Jit - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5au9TSJ4KR4
Mortal Jit - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJOItTTY0q8
Something For The Freaks - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a-AYoQqQus
Flooding The Floor - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Npw6OQbcTo0

Last year the artist - real name Joseph Anthony Fiddler - underwent surgery for an unknown condition spending months in hospital.

At the time, a GoFundMe page was launched to "support his continued healing as he journeys back to the stage," which raised $77,000.

According to the Detroit Metro Times, Fiddler is still facing health challenges and a long recovery.

As an artist on Moodymann’s record label Mahogani Music, Fiddler’s last album was his 2017 ‘Amp Dog Knights’.

"I believe that I’m here for a reason, to make changes, to help and heal people somewhat," Fiddler told Beautiful Humans magazine in 2017.

READ MORE HERE! 
https://mixmag.net/read/fundraiser-event-planned-to-help-pay-for-detroit-artist-amp-fiddler-news

The Long Live Brand brings “Long Live House” event to comedian Mike Epp’s “One Mike” in Detroit!

Over the last 7 years or so, Detroit’s homegrown combination of Jit dancing and ghettotech music has been revitalized in attempts to introduce it to the city's current youth culture, and also to make sure both art forms stay preserved. The two go hand in hand, as most Jitters dance to fast-paced ghettotech beats.

Enter Long Live Jit: Vol. 2, an eight-track musical salute to ghettotech and Jit culture by Calvin "June" Johnson (aka JunesFlow), a figure in Detroit hip-hop for 20 years. The record is a follow-up to June's 2020 album of the same name.

“This is their birthplace,” says June. “As the people of the great city of Detroit, it is our duty to preserve our culture at all costs and more importantly to share it with the world.”

June raps on every track, while the album features production from D-Rel Taylor, DJ Kage, Craig Sherrad, Drummer B, DJ DDT, and Mark Cooper.

The highlight of the project is perhaps "Jit-Hop (No One)," in which an Anita Baker sample is flipped inside-out, slowed down, and then sped back up, and spread over a throbbing bassline guaranteed to generate a ton of footwork.

“First and foremost though, I’m an emcee,” June says. “When I heard the drums of some of these joints that were sent to me, I just knew that it could be something special, not just for me or the local Jit community, but for dance culture worldwide.

The album arrives just in time for Detroit Day, March 13, 2022, and is available at Junes Flow's Bandcamp page.

“This is a project that you can play from start to finish,” June says. “Request your favorite DJ to play these new joints and take the party all the way up! This is for the mornings and the late nights. This is for the festivals worldwide. This is Detroit in its most purest form.”

June says there could be more where this came from.

“Since the first one was received so well, I couldn’t resist,” he says. “I’m thinking of just making it a trilogy.”

 

Direct Link: https://www.metrotimes.com/detroit/detroit-emcee-junes-flow-drops-tribute-to-detroit-jit-dancing-and-ghettotech/Content?oid=29506795