Happy Pride month people, as the month comes near its end there are festivities planned around the bay area. On tonight’s show we'll hear an interview with the Executive Director of the Rainbow Community Center of Concord, Kiku Johnson. Kiku will share his story about growing up and coming out. He’ll also bring us important information about Rainbow Community Center, And he will share some of the music he loves. That’s tonight on Full Circle.

Full Circle 06-24-2022 Pride with Rainbow Community Center

Feito com muito amor e carinho para um público lindo e alegre. Sim! Vamos nos jogar e nos permitir viver, sonhar, acreditar, amar, lutar. Então, bora dar play, curtir muito e compartilhar com todos os seus amigos e colegas.

PRIDE SET -  DJ WELL CAETANO

- Freyja’s Day Praise by A.D. Yingman -

Well, Hello There!
Welcome to the front porch. 
Pull up a pillow and have a quick listen.

I’ll be crafting up beats,
Fer’Friday afternoon heat.
And if you watch long enough,
You’ll see a sweet cheek!

Freyja’s Day  Praise

It's only been 48hrs since I released my new single "Twenty Two" and I'm back with a SURPRISE Release "Grand Entrance" I know it's officially summer and I wanted to do something for #pride So for my dance lovers an summer kid's enjoy this track with your friends and know that you are loved.

Grand Entrance

DJ TOKIO CIRCUIT PRIDE 2022

Please join us as WE getting into pride week with local community entertainer Sebastian as they talk about her story of coming into her own as one of the biggest female drag queens in the State of Washington. #BlackMediaMatters #WWConverge

CMN We Live In Color Ep. 3

Set Pride 2022 Dj Omar Morales

A little something from Stephen and myself to lift your spirits this Pride season, during difficult times around the world. May each of you find love, support, joy, and happiness this year in parades, floats, dance floors, and with each other. (vocals available with the  free download)

FREE DOWNLOAD (vocals)

Where Did You Go? (Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow Pride '22 Remix)

words from the man himself to the symboloc meaning behind the cover

cause in the movie they have the mind control helmets and they are slaves idk just the vibe i got from the song 

i also feel like it's fitting because neurodivergent people seem to be unaffected by mind control for example autistic people are unaffected by marketing like commercials etc. the way neurotypical people are so if we're unaffected by marketing it means we are unaffected by propaganda too. since being neurodivergent is the basis of the song i thought it worked well


OCD/Mentally Unstable

Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
All the girls wanna have their fun. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
Makeup, hair, wardrobe, enough. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
All the girls wanna have their fun. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
Bougie heauxs best up and run. 

Brown liquor all around. Duck walking on the ground. 
Pussy popping, get plenty tens. Walk and serve, they watching then.
Elements, you got them down. Voguing till four in the morn'. 
Never ghetto, banji star. Other girls are not on par.
Party, party, we got in free. Shut up and follow me. 
We stroll right up in VIP. Take a glass of their Barcadi. 
Wigs and garters, whatever you need. This is Cunt, not dipolmacy. 
The night is young, we only begun. All the girls wanna have their fun. 

Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
All the girls wanna have their fun. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
Makeup, hair, wardrobe, enough. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
All the girls wanna have their fun. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
Bougie heauxs best up and run. 

Why are you hating, hating, while you are waiting, waiting 
On my chopping, you basic, honey child, you could never take this
Tik tok, put this on stream, yes, you can be legendary
Put in the work and hours, deep breath, reveal your powers

Cunt! Cunt! Cunt! Cunt! 

Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
All the girls wanna have their fun. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
Makeup, hair, wardrobe, enough. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
All the girls wanna have their fun. 
Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. Banji. Cunt. 
Bougie heauxs best up and run. 

This is a song for the fags, cunts, bitches, sluts, yeah, what?!
Yeah, what?! Bitch, yeah what ?

BANJI CNT (Demo Instrumental)

Bookings: Michael Benedetti  — The Benedetti Group — michael@thebenedettigroup.com 

facebook.com/DJBlacklow | Instagram.com/DJBlacklow | https://djblacklow.podomatic.com

LA-based DJ Blacklow grew up on the dance floors of New York City inspired by house music of the '90s. In 2011, Blacklow finally listened to friends' advice and took his love of music to the next level, playing bars, clubs & events throughout Southern California, before going on to become a successful DJ and producer who is now touring the world.

Blacklow's sound is a high-energy mix of progressive house, classic house, tech house, and tribal house, with a trademark of soaring vocals throughout. He blends the old and new together seamlessly to create an incredible dance floor journey on every outing. A standard Blacklow set includes a heavy dose of throwbacks and classics, mixed with the latest tracks drawn from a wide array of inspiration.

In recent years, Blacklow has headlined at LA’s world-famous HALLOWEENIE party (2012 - '19), Halloween New Orleans – HNO (’14, ’15, ’17, ‘19), Provincetown at the Crown & Anchor (’15 – ‘19), ELEVATION gay ski weeks at Park City, Tahoe & Mammoth, Aspen Gay Ski Week (’19, ’20), San Diego’s OVERDRIVE and UNITE Music Festival (’16 – ‘19), The Black Tie Dinner in Dallas (‘15 — ‘18), Memorial Day weekend Pensacola ('15 - '17, ‘19), White Party Puerto Vallarta, White Party Palm Springs, the Sundance Film Festival, and Tropical Fruits in Australia. In his hometown of LA, he can be heard regularly at The Chapel at The Abbey and EVITA. Blacklow has played around the world in cities including London, Houston, Denver, Sydney, Melbourne, DC, Calgary, and across Mexico, to Pride events in Seattle and Vancouver… and from Palm Springs to New York City. 

Blacklow’s production work includes the highly-acclaimed 2016 update (with two full remix packages) of the 2001 anthem "To Be Able To Love" — featuring vocalist Brenda Reed — released on Swishcraft alongside George Figares. In 2018, Blacklow's remix of P!nk’s “Beautiful Trauma” rose to #6 on the Billboard U.K. charts. Other highlights high-energy takes on Sara Bareilles' "Brave," two explosive remixes of Ellie Goulding’s “Flux,” and the tracks “Faces” and “Better Days” by NYC-based singer Mila Jam.

Additional Blacklow & Figares remixes include "Minute of You" (Swishcraft), “Scream Her Name” (Swishcraft), “Girl From The Gutter” (Swishcraft), Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Cut To The Feeling," "Let's Dance" (PUMP Records), "St. Elmo's Fire" (Swishcraft), Zedd's "I Want You to Know" (feat. Selena Gomez), Iggy Azalea & Rita Ora's "Black Widow," Gwen Stefani's "Hollaback Girl" and "Baby Don't Lie," and Fifth Harmony's "Bo$$" (Sony Music).

Together with his LA-based production partner of the past two years, Stephen Jusko, Blacklow has put out remixes of several more Top 40 artists. Their first collaboration, a bootleg remix of Katy Perry’s “Never Really Over,” caught the ear of Perry’s manager, who gave them the studio stems for her next single, “Small Talk,” which quickly became their most downloaded and listened to single to date. Together, Blacklow and Jusko have also remixed singles by Lady Gaga (“Rain On Me”), Kesha (“Raising Hell”), P!nk (“Just Like A Pill”), Alanis Morrisette (“You Oughta Know”), Zai (“Clouds”), and more. 

In December 2020, Blacklow and Jusko put out their first single together, a cover of the ‘80s anthem, “The Warrior” with vocals by Audrey Callahan for Queen House Music, which quickly entered into the Beatport Top 100 Big Room charts. Two full remix packages followed in January and February 2021.

With so much momentum behind them, Jusko and Blacklow have several big new productions in store for the rest of 2021. Hard at work on several new post-pandemic projects, Blacklow continues to be one of the most exciting DJ/producers on the gay party scene’s radar for the roaring ‘20s decade of dancing that awaits us.

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O Dj Well Caetano, imprime uma identidade única por onde passa e ferve as pistas com seu repertório musical impecável e marcante. 
Em 2020, foi convidado para integrar o seleto time de DJs residentes da renomada casa noturna de Piracicaba E-dub e de lá pra cá ficou conhecido pelas suas apresentações marcadas pela musicalidade, interação com a pista, carisma, alegria e energia.
Apontado como uma das grandes revelações do cenário do interior paulista, com um pouco mais de um ano de carreira, o Dj Well já tocou em inúmeras boates renomadas, como E-dub (Piracicaba-SP), E-dub Two (Sorocaba-SP), Base Internacional (Campinas-SP) e Tropical Pride (Americana-SP), além de grandes festas,  como Party Night (Piracicaba-SP), Haze Party (Piracicaba-SP),  Pride Sunrise (Santa Bárbara-SP), Pool do Mika (Piracicaba-SP), After Party (Piracicaba-SP), Un!k Sunset (Sumaré SP) e em diversos B-days de amigos e festas private.
Seus sets ganharam destaques por serem compostos por músicas dançantes, harmoniosas e inéditas.
Bookings: 19 974208079 João Souza 
E-mail: followupmusic@followupmkt.com

Cali is a rebel with a cause worth of applause. Using his music to express himself as well as enlighten those who are willing to listen. Killa Cali, was born in CA and lived in Lakewood for his short period in the Golden State. That’s where a lot of his influence stems from, but he is inspired by all forms of music. Some big names include Rage Against The Machine, Nirvana, Tupac, Immortal Technique, ICP, and many more from hard rock to hiphop. He feels that real hip hop comes from the heart and the life you’ve experienced. RAP= Retards Attempting Poetry aka mainstream fake gangsters that feed off trendy waves instead of being true. He speaks on the government, the state that hip hop is in right now, and other real life stories; but also has no problem being fun and carefree. His image of The Ghetto Nerd is a reflection of himself and how he's able to go from songs as rugged as Pinky & the Brain, or Main Attraction. To super bar balanced nerdy phrasing in songs like the Champions Cypher or Arkham Bars. His first official release was Random Thoughts EP 4/20/15 but he has been hard at work playing the cards life dealt him. Between his struggles as a teen to his now 3 kids and wife that he cares for are all just hurdles in his path to success.. Its taken awhile but The Ghetto Nerd was released on 4/20/18 on top of that he has finally released his debut album. Rise of the Rebel Clown as of 4/20/21 to all major platforms. Do yourself a favor and give him a listen. He has a song for just about any mood or vibe and is always down to get constructive criticism or network/collab with like minded creatives. So stay tuned and good luck on your fight. We’re all in this together. The revolution will not be televised it will erupt from the underground.

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