Following on from the first Wax Poetics party in Paris back in June, I’m excited to kick off a monthly residency with Le Pigalle every first Saturday. Each month I get to invite guest DJs and friends of the magazine to get down and spin the dopest ‘ish. Expect to hear expertly selected hip-hop, funk, soul, disco, and more ..
For November I am beyond excited to welcome two ladies of exquisite taste behind the turntables with me : Madame Ette & Meliss Witt !!
Come boogie!
Saturday, November 4, 2017
10PM – 2AM
Free Entry
Le Pigalle
9 Rue Frochot
Paris, France 75009
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