Posts Tagged ‘Tribe of Zebras’
Yes Nice Remixed
Yes Nice Remixed is a collaboration EP involving Oh No! Yoko, HUMANS, Tribe of Zebras and Germany Germany… download a free copy on their BandCamp here.
Horses (HUMANS Remix) by FluidArt
Horses (Tribe of Zebras Remix) by FluidArt
Empty Spaces (Oh No! Yoko Remix) by FluidArt
Posted by John
Tribe Of Zebras – Quit Playing Games
L.A.’s Tribe Of Zebras have a brand new track out.
Tribe Of Zebras – Quit Playing Games (feat. Jennifer Knight)
posted by @tristanorchard
Tribe Of Zebras
Shout outs to our Cali homies Tribe Of Zebras who have been releasing some heat as of late. Winnie says they are going to be a big deal.
I love how they’re using this picture at Lighthouse Park from their Vancouver trip in their promo. It appears we have to have them back soon.
Check out some remixes, originals, and a new mix for the kids.
The Morning Benders – Excuses (Tribe Of Zebras Remix)
Adele – Someone Like You (Tribe Of Zebras Remix)
Tribe Of Zebras – ohhh yeaaa Champagne Party MixTape by Tribe Of Zebras DJs
Didjah see thrr video frum van?
posted by @tristanorchard
Big Ups Tribe Of Zebras
Two weeks ago we we had Tribe Of Zebras a dj/music duo from L.A. out to play at Electric Owl. It’s was lots of fun and they made a video of their trip. Check it out. You will be hearing about these guys soon!
Tribe Of Zebras – Tribe in outer space
White Arrows – Get Gone (Tribe Of Zebras Remix)
Just Announced: “Tribe of Zebras” (L.A)
Winnie Cooper is partnering for the first time with the mysterious and anonymous ladies of Tales from a Bar Stool, to bring you L.A’s Tribe of Zebras.
Comprised of Amika Akaya and Austin Wedvick, these L.A producers/Dj’s have a coveted spot at Teddy’s and the Hollywood W Hotel, where they regularly spin for the celebrity gong show of young Hollywood. The Tribe plays original music and their own remixes of songs from Local Natives to Radiohead.
The Tribe of Zebras are getting blog love as “an awesome deviation from the norm” and described as “a two man army bent on world motivation…they’ll do it by partying your ass off.”
Tribe of Zebras – World News Remix (Local Natives)
Tribe of Zebras – Walking on a Dream Remix
Tribe of Zebras – Foster the People Remix “Pumped Up Kicks”
The Tales website announces ”you never know who’s going to appear in the crowd at a Tribe of Zebras show.” Which is pretty exciting, because I’m really hoping for Kevin Costner, preferably in his Waterworld wardrobe, but I think I may be alone in that.
“Tales from a Bar Stool” are self described as “Sassy true stories told by SA & WT, two champagne drinking, high heel wearing, free spirited single girls from the perch of a bar stool.”
I usually scoff and make “ya right” faces at Cosmo and other “lady mags” in the supermarket line-up, then ninja grab one and hide it under my groceries. But I can vouch that these ladies, although occupying a “cosmo-esque” genre, are talented writers and their “tales” are enthralling, and not in the “I really need to know what 101 things I need to do in bed with a sandwich and a black light to make my man happy” kind of way.
Also, dudes, take note, the “Tales from a Barstool” advice is not only female-centric, they write about their social interactions and deliver a verdict on what lessons they learned from the experience. Usually when I go to restaurants I have my head down and remain focused on my spin dip, but these ladies get table-crashed by the New Kids on the Block and learn life lessons while doing it.
Tales from a Bar Stool are encouraging their readers and Tribe of Zebra’s fans to come out to the Vancouver show and “create your own tale”…..Which I am taking as a personal challenge as the Electric owl is the perfect venue for non-spinich dip related evenings. The Owl’s brand new expansive modern space has brick walls, polished concrete floors, intimate booths, a huge dancefloor, two bars and a full kitchen serving “japanese style snacks prepared by a Vietnamese chef in an izakaya-inspired room.”
Tribe of Zebras in Vancouver at the Electric Owl Social Club
Friday, September 16th, 2011
928 Main Street, Vancouver
Click here to visit Event Page
Click here to purchase tickets.
