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Friday, October 15, 2010
Hip hop dance workshop set
A hip-hop dance workshop with instructors from Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Dayton will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 17, at c{space, 20 N. Jefferson St., Dayton.
Organizer Kelly Dailey said intermediate and advanced dancers of all styles are welcome. Cost is $60 at the door.
Teachers will be Elonzo Coppins of Cincinnati, who appeared in “Rage in Harlem” and toured with Outkast and A Tribe Called Quest; Alonzo Chester of Cincinnati, Matt Blevins of Indianapolis and Tonika “Toni” Heath of Dayton, the founder of Fusion Crew.
Doors open at 11:30 a.m. For more information, go to www.daytonhiphopdance.com.
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Options, a musical group with members from Dayton, Columbus and Cincinnati, has released it first full-length album online.
“100 Different Spellings” includes 23 tracks of electronica, ambient, trip-hop and glitch music, spokesman Brian Asbury of Dayton said. “It’s very counterculture and anti-pop.”
They range in length from the 20-second “Some Would Call It Summer (Layers Mix)” to the almost 4-minute “Sleeping Dragons.” Along with vocals, instruments include guitar, drums, synthesizer, cello, viola and djembe.
The group will pursue live performance opportunities in area venues, said Asbury, who grew up in West Chester and started on the music project while a student at Ohio State University.
To listen, and for more information, go to www.100.options.bandcamp.com.
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