Scribe fell in love with music at an early age and never fell out. Inspired by Public Enemy and The Pharcyde (among others), in the golden age of hip-hop, he started collecting records. Hip-hop (along with the dancehall reggae and acid jazz of that time), led him back in time to soul, funk, disco, r&b, roots reggae and jazz, and would later grow into a musical repertoire spanning afrobeat, house, broken-beat, latin, and his beloved 80's pop childhood roots.

Before he got his first set of 1200s, Scribe taught himself how to mix on live radio at WOBC FM at Oberlin College, where he then began to cut his teeth as a dj at house parties and campus events, eventually opening for A Tribe Called Quest in front of 3K people. It was the historic first show on their groundbreaking Low End Theory Tour. Back in NYC after college, Scribe dabbled in hip-hop production under the guidance of Russell Simmons' RUSH Producers Management, and deejayed part-time, opening major concerts for A Tribe Called Quest again, and Digable Planets.

Fast forward to present and DJ Scribe has been spinning full-time since 2002. In that time, he has developed numerous notable and acclaimed residencies in NYC: 'Love Revolution' at Joe's Pub, a freeform soul night that often featured Tortured Soul playing live, and guest djs such as E-Man, Carol C. of Si*Sé, Will "Quantic" Holland, Qool DJ Marv, and Ian Friday; Tag, in partnership with Wax Poetics Magazine, whose unique format featured Scribe alternating every other record all night with such legends as Yam Who?, Kool DJ Red Alert, Justin Strauss, Jazzy Nice, Prince Language and Rich Medina; 'Stone Soup' in conjunction with BBE Records; 'Soulnado', at the world-famous Knitting Factory, a joint effort with DJ Busquelo, fusing the headsnapping broken beat drum tracks of London's underground CO-OP scene with classic dancefloor jazz (another UK staple) played live and fully improvised by rotating top-notch instrumentalists; 'Nu-iSh', which began as a monthly party with co-resident OP! at the Vault at Element, and partnered with a who's-who of quality independent soul labels around the world, then growing into a weekly music review column on Coolhunting.com, and concert presenter for emerging artists like Heavy; and one of the most respected parties at Miami's annual Winter Music Conference since 2006: the 'Raw Fusion' Miami party, which has featured the best of the best djs, Spinna, Karizma, Simbad, Daz-I-Kue, Benji B, Phil Asher, Mad Mats, Freddie Cruger aka Red Astaire, Karl Injex, and many more.

The original Raw Fusion party, founded by Mad Mats, started in 1996 in Stockholm, Sweden. In 2002 Mats launched Raw Fusion Recordings. From 2005-2011, Scribe ran their stateside offices, as US Label Manager. In 2008, Scribe, with partner OP!, founded a series of Raw Fusion parties at one of NYC's top dj venues, APT, which featured guest djs such as Simbad, Daz, 7 Samurai, Probe DMS, and live performances by Muhsinah, Kissey Asplund, Taylor McFerrin, TK Wonder, Zaki Ibrahim, Stephanie McKay, Daru, Erik Rico, Cecilia Stalin, and Ivana Santilli.

In May 2009, Scribe founded 'I Love Vinyl', an all-vinyl dance party featuring the "Dream Team", six resident djs playing every party together. Ge-Ology, OP!, The Twilite Tone, Amir Abdullah, Jon Oliver, and himself. The first party, at Le Poisson Rouge's Gallery Bar, was packed and jumping, and they have been ever since. In conjunction with the party, Scribe started a vinyl appreciation page on Facebook which attracted 10,000 fans in 10 days (now pushing 75+). In March 2010, 'I Love Vinyl: On the B-Side', the Brooklyn arm of the party, debuted at Brooklyn Bowl. A few months later, the I Love Vinyl Dream Team made an even bigger Brooklyn debut, at the season opener of Prospect Park's Celebrate Brooklyn free summer concert series, where they headlined a gala afterparty for the Norah Jones concert. Today the party takes place monthly at The Panther Room at Output.

🫂🌐🫂🌐 HUGS WORLDWIDE 🌐🫂🌐🫂

Jela Remedi produces sounds for the lost to find their way home. From a young age, I understood the power of resonant frequencies — waves that cause additional or subtract vibrations from matter — and how they can be used as medicine or poison. 

Growing up in Detroit, the energy of the city influenced my sonic palette. Anita's smooth vocals always grounded me and Kem's lyrics taught me 100 different ways to say, "I love you." I thank my parents for feeding me great music and encouraging me to pick up the guitar. Playing music with my family in churches, hospitals for ailing children, and women's shelters gave me clarity in the importance of sharing positive messages. Music influences people to change for the good of humankind and to behave poorly.

I choose the light.

A seasoned traditional country music singer and songwriter.  His music reflects a southern lifestyle beginning in his home state of Georgia, a productive stint through Nashville,Tn,  and a creative resurgence of his craft after moving to rural Augusta, Mo.  Leaning on the influence of artists such as Alan Jackson, John Anderson, and Merle Haggard, he demonstrates his sentiments on life from the front porch to the honky tonk with his music.

Kadence Musik was founded in 2012 as a music community and clubbing brand based in the Leeds,UK.

Imagine there exists a place in your city, where you can go to experience music that reaches within and stirs your soul.  A place where others go who share your passion, and to release themselves from the world, where time stops, your mind wonders and people dance. 

Kadence extends beyond a single event or genre into a community with its roots embedded in a love for House Music. We think your musical tastes reflect who you really are, and that coming together in the same space at the same time with others who share your love, creates a feeling of warmth, of relaxation and togetherness. 
We love music. We live music. Our musical journey through life has filled us with inspiration, brought together in the Kadence brand.  From Berlin, to the White Isle, Miami and beyond, the founders have been there in the crowds doing their time.

Our unique sound bridges all gaps between genres of the house music genre and   will never disappoint.
Alongside our talented residents we will always bring you the best up and coming underground artists from around the world and most importantly home grown local talent featuring on our podcasts and events.
Based in Leeds, Kadence finds its home at the intimate underground venue Distrikt Bar on Duncan Street, where we have thrown regular parties to showcase our sound. Our team always try to find the next upcoming talents to perform with our residents, Francesca Lombardo, Geddes and Latmun joined local rising stars such as Niko Maxen, Kepler and many more talented artists on our roster.

After a break from releasing as a label for a few years we look to come back in 2020 stronger than ever with a much improved drive and ethos.

Enjoy the music! 

Team Kadence

I write music. 
I write TV shows.
I surf.

Lindsay Mower is a songstress from Maine. She writes her own music, featuring a fusion of jazzy, folksy and bluesy tunes that capture the intensity of young love and her life growing up as a farmer’s daughter. She is currently the principle songwriter, vocalist and bassy rhythm guitarist for the band Natural High Jumble. She loves to have fun and she has really nice teeth.

The movie star with the megawatt smile. Join TV's Kevin Lanigan & Kat Scott as they dive into the incredible body of work of Julia Roberts. From Ant Bully to Ocean's, we'll talk about them all. Probably! www.patreon.com/tvskevin

"Candysound‘s Past Lives is the sort of garage rock that seems born of good-natured experimentation, a genuine sense of joy in creation, and a dedication to writing catchy songs. This isn’t four-on-the-floor chord mashing–the trio makes lithe, lively, effervescent tracks full of rhythmic, melodic, and textural diversity." -Independent Clauses 

"The American trio play a bouncy style of alternative indie pop that makes Past Lives the perfect soundtrack to your summer. Alongside some lovely clean cut electric guitar riffs, there's even a nice acoustic number thrown in for good measure." -11 is Louder Than 10 

"The band's songwriting is top notch; they get pop and rock and the mingling of the two better than most, and the recording quality and production choices reflect that on this album." -What's Up! Magazine

"A Bellingham-based guitar/drum duo, Candysound's songs are rife with super-catchy melodies and carefully crafted pop rock hooks. Tom Fitzgibbon's shuffling drum beats are a perfect match for Teo Crider's jangly guitar and charmingly subtle vocals." -EMP Sound Off! Panel (Seattle)

"...the result is a fabulously original sounding “thing” coming from these fellows. The title track [Million] was certainly one of the best songs I’ve heard this year, Crider’s Stratocaster and Fitzgibbon’s skin working like a fine oiled machine..." -Boris Budd, What's Up! Magazine (Bellingham)

"[Candysound] write almost-instantly-hummable pop songs of understated beauty that suggest immersion in the Zombies' Odessey and Oracle and some of those underrated Merge bands from the '90s, like Butterglory. Candysound's handle could lead you to expect twee OD, but thankfully they're more about nutritious fruitiness than that teeth-rotting junk." -Dave Segal, The Stranger (Seattle)

"Candysound are adorable. They're fresh-faced, mop-topped youngsters from Bellingham whose MySpace page says they've "been lucky enough to share a variety of stages with some rad bands/people including: Parenthetical Girls, Evangelicals, PWRFL Power, the Lonely Forest," and much more. So humble. Adorable! But they use their adorableness as a kind of judo to flip your expectations at every turn: When you see them take the stage, you half expect some kind of cushy, fluffy boy band that sings chaste ballads about holding hands. And then they play and it's rock that alternates from jangly, mopey heart-tugging choruses to balls-out murder riffs in the same song, and suddenly they're not adorable anymore; they're just really, really good." -Paul Constant, The Stranger (Seattle)

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Born in Louisiana, the southern epicenter of blues beats and bumpin bass, DJ Nice Rack cut her vinyl teeth in Los Angeles. Spinning her eclectic cacophony of bass and breaks, bounce, and southern rap, she's melded the nostalgia of yesterday's hip hop with the futurist sounds that keep the dance party at full booty dystopian anarchy. Crank it up to eleven and you'll find her behind the table til' it ruptures like the reality around her. 

Some of my early influences include DJ Colette, Annalyze, Sandra Collins, Carl Cox, Eqyptian Lover, Q-bert, Aphrodite, Goldie, Rabbit in the Moon, Dj Icey, Daft Punk, Mark Farina, AK1200, Afrika Bambataa, Dj Shadow, Richie Hawtin, Kimball Collins, Josh Wink, Sasha & Digweed...

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