Saturday
night’s first Hip Hop show at Clancy’s Irish Pub in Clinton Twp. had some challenges. From a late start (requested by the venue) to audio glitches.
Acts Whoa! and acts from CI DI Entertainment got the crowd going and kept the enthusiasm flowing even as technical difficulties began to mute the artists intermittently. The artists had to trade one available microphone back and forth to get thru the gig but the crowd responded with enthusiasm throughout. These guys put on a truly respectable show!
Tez-J’s latest release from “Audio Ecstasy” - “California King Flow” featuring Sketch Artist had everyone on their feet instead of sitting back like the song suggests. As problems persisted with audio, fan favorite "Halo” had women eagerly claiming theirs as halo's were passed out during the performance. Lipstick companies like Avon or Revlon will have stock prices soaring with “Passive and Sober" hitting the airwaves.
Problems
with the audio deteriorated throughout the night and with the bar clock running out on stage time for Sketch Artist – we’ll play ’til they kick us off seemed to be his theme. In need of a blessing for the microphone to hold out –
Sketch’s "Vulnerable" from the “Self Conscious” album seemed more than just coincidence
~~ even for a Lord. But nights like this happen to every artist sooner or
later. How you handle them is what makes a momma proud. (a line from Vulnerable).
CI DI Entertainment (Creative Individuals Defining Intelligence): said it best in their face book post: “Shout out to Sketch Artist and Tez-J for letting us rock the stage last night, if you weren't there you missed out. Even with technical difficulties, we still put it down. Good show!”
The show was still a success and everyone had a good time which is what really matters.
There is an
unwritten rule that every artist stay and support the whole show.- no matter
what happens. A show does not happen overnight, not communicating with ANY of the
reps associated with the show is just band etiquette 101.
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