DJ @JustDizle and @DJSpinna decided to pay homage to Hip-Hop’s fallen soldiers,
from Scott La Rock to Biggie to KMD, Big Pun, Guru, J Dilla and more with two mixtapes.
Listen & Enjoy…

My man #SpeekGreene just stopped by with a #SuperDope groovy house mix featuring the sounds of Brainstorm, George Duke, Herbie Hancock and more…
“The Baruti Roho Show” which is Swahili for “Dynamite Soul” features an array of Jazz Soul Fusion, Vintage Disco, Afro Cuban, Brazilian Soul and Soulful House.
Enjoy…

Friday March 8th! The Solution x 90′s House Party @ Meadowlark. Come re-live the best music of the 90′s with 2 of Denver’s favorite parties in one basement for one night only. DJs Lazy Eyez, Es-Nine, Cysko Rokwel, and Discord.
2701 Larimer St. / Free before 11pm / $5 after / 21+.
Come early for INTRODUCING from 5-9pm and stay for The Solution after. www.DenverSolution.com for more information.
George Coleman Poage (November 6, 1880–April 11, 1962) was the first African American athlete to win a medal in the Olympic Games, winning two bronze medals at the 1904 games in St. Louis.
Born in Hannibal, Missouri, his family moved to La Crosse, Wisconsin when he was still a youngster. At La Crosse High School Poage excelled as both a student and an athlete. He was easily the school’s best athlete. As the second-best student in his class and its first African-American graduate, at commencement in 1899 he addressed the assembly as the salutatorian of his class.