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Review

The show begins with Tudz appearing from the darkness dressed in a military jacket, with huge sunglasses, screaming come closer, don t be afraid . So we came closer. And they smashed our face bad. I mean, their music of course. Mixing hip-hop, funk, the Latitudz threw down funky beats in urgent and nervous pieces. Remember Skull&Bone from Cypress Hill ? Same strong stuff dude.

Artist

The Latitudz

The band leader, Edash Quata, comes from Malawi. After having traveled between France and the US, he finds home in Paris France and meets 3 musicians in the Rock/Reggae scene of Les Yveline, near Paris: Léon Kourt Toujours, Gigaoctet and Général Dub. This funky mix produces a fresh new sound somewhere between rock, hip-hop and funk. Instrumental and energetic, funky and danceable, The Latitudz definitely choose to make quality hip hop sounds from France. Well done.

Le leader des Tudz, Edash Quata, vient du Malawi. Après avoir baroudé entre Londres et les Etats unis, il s installe à  Paris et fait la rencontre de 3 musiciens de la scène Rock/reggae des Yvelines : Léon Kourt Toujours, Gigaoctet et Général Dub. Une formation originale se forme pour une musique mêlant rock, hip-hop et funk. Un mélange tout à  fait appréciable. Instrumental et nerveux, funky et dansant, les Latitduz prennent la tangente d un hiphop français formaté " radio de merde " pour des latitudes bien plus cool. more>>>

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Venue

La Maroquinerie

Created in 1997, La Maroquinerie can welcome 500 music lovers. Its eclectic selection offers you the edgiest and the hottest of today s sounds. But you can also chill out at the bar / restaurant or at the covered terrace, combining a musical evening with gastronomy ! This truly is the finest of the Parisian concert scene, and the staff has always welcomed us with open arms... Great sound, lighting, atmosphere and musical selection. Word.

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Styles

• Hip Hop
• Hip Hop

Sounds like

Cypress Hill, Body Count