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DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid bring their Andaz dance party
experience to San Francisco for the first time ever.

Sunday, April 9th, 2006

A night of Bhangra and Bollywood
with your hosts
DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid
Featuring a Bhangra dance lesson by Joti Singh at 9:30pm

Little Baobab
3388 19th St.
(415) 643-3558
http://www.bissapbaobab.com/nightlife.html
9pm to 2am
$5
21 & over only

www.anjaliandthekid.com
(contact theincrediblekid@disinfo.net for questions 503-281-3918)

DJ ANJALI & THE INCREDIBLE KID BIOGRAPHY

After making a name for themselves in their hometown’s lively
house party circuit, DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid introduced the
Portland, Oregon nightclub scene to the sounds of Bhangra and
Bollywood on New Years Eve 2000. After a six month residency at the
legendary Blackbird, followed by a stint at the Kalga Cafe the duo
began hosting sold out ANDAZ dance parties at Lola's Room, before
making their home at Fez Ballroom in the Fall of 2002. For over
three years DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid have packed the dance
floor at the Fez the last weekend of every month, selling out on a
regular basis. The focus of these parties remains hardcore Panjabi
Bhangra with the sounds of Bollywood and the emerging genres of Asian
Hiphop and R&B also featured in the mix.
In order to satisfy their growing fan base, they founded the
popular monthly ATLAS (with co-host/DJ E3) at Holocene in November of
2003. The ATLAS parties provide a forum for the duo to feature
other sounds in their repertoire including: UK Asian Garage and
Drum’n’Bass, Middle Eastern electronica, French HipHop, Meren-Rap and
Reggaeton. Since introducing Portland club audiences to the amazing
sounds of the South Asian diaspora our duo have remained in constant
demand playing any number of one-off events nearly every weekend of
the year in addition to their regular parties. The duo barnstormed
New York in 2004 when they were flown out to headline a sold-out
party at NYC’s oldest and best Bhangra party “Basement Bhangra.”
They have also supported artists as diverse as Digable Planets, State
of Bengal, DJ Spooky, DJ Rekha, Karsh Kale, Antibalas, J-Boogie and
Ming & FS.

JOTI SINGH BIOGRAPHY

Joti Singh has been dancing bhangra since she was a young girl.
Every Sunday, her parents took her to practice bhangra with the other
Punjabi youth in Atlanta, Georgia. Since that time, she has built
uponher repetoire from numerous visits to Punjab and by attending many
Punjabi weddings in the States. She also studies West African dance
from Guinea, West Africa and traveled to Guinea in 2002 to study with
master dancer Moustapha Bangoura, former member of Les Ballets
Africains. Joti is a member of Oakland-based Lasanga Lanye, a
pan-African dance company. She has performed at Zellerbach Hall at UC
Berkeley with Ricardo Lemvo and Makina Loca, the Black African
Student
Association Springfest, SF State Black Graduation, and numerous other
festivals and private parties in the Bay Area and in Portland,
Oregon.