the CELLAR... 7 DAYS...

THIS THURSDAY 10th MARCH

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RAYGUN YOUTH & THE SOUL CELLAR PRESENTS

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Tickets available now from:

...http://raygunyouth1.fatsoma.com/

P.MONEY (live)

“One of the most promising of the current generation of grime emcees”

- MISTAJAM (RADIO 1/1XTRA DJ)

"Re-shaping the soundscape of a new underground, P Money's lyrical swagger is injecting life into grime and dubstep..."

- CHANTELLE FIDDY (MIXMAG)

INFLUX

ROCKSTEDDY & MC VISIONOBI

[Click on the flier above for bbc music coverage.]

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Thursday 10th March || 9pm- 3am

Tickets £6 from Reskue Skate Shop and The Soul Cellar http://raygunyouth1.fatsoma.com/ www.reskue.co.uk and www.soulcellar.com MOTD, 18+, ID required

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We have 20 tickets available from P-Monies guest list, so we can offer two tickets for the price of one to the first 20 users that contact us... Click here put both your names down and wait to hear from us..... This will be a first come first served basis, over 18 only, ROAR

P Money is a 22-year-old Artist from South East London, originally known for being one of the top underground Grime Musicians. He is currently playing a major part as a front face for the grime collective Og'z '

As his fan base grew bigger and people became more aware of his lyrical talent P Money disappeared to work with some of the top producers in the dubstep and grime scene and come back to the stores with this latest mixtape "Money Over Everyone". This mixtape led him receive multiple nominations at the OMA's (Official Mixtape Awards) which he walked away from with 'The Best Grime Mixtape' award and 'Best Mixtape of 2009'.

P Money has worked with many artists in the industry including Wiley, Skepta, J2K, Jammer and producers including Scratcha Dva, Royal T, Sukh Knight and Rude kid and has received support from UK music magazines including RWD Magazine, LIVE Magazine, Bbarack Magazine, Blast Magazine, Rago Magazine, Red Bull (Daily Note) Musicology Magazine and the Metro Newspaper to name a few.

As well as recently supporting global and social injustice movement Ctrl.Alt.Shift at performances and coming down to the Rave4Haiti supported by True Tiger and SOMEnite earlier this year he is also worked on the SAMM (Support After Murder and Manslaughter) campaign, vocalling the remix of the debut single of The Shooting Star Poets from Liverpool.

With "Money Over Everyone" still circulating and available for download on all major online stores his career could not be healthier and is only looking up. Slang Like This has been getting love from the likes of MistaJam, Logan sama, Tim Westwood, Dj Cameo, Zane Lowe, Nick Grimshaw, Nihal and was proudly the first ever dubstep/grime tune to receive daytime airplay on Radio One. He is currently working on his debut album and looking forward to releasing Slang Like This.

www.pmoney.co.uk

www.soulcellar.com

www.reskue.co.uk

This year the James Taylor Quartet celebrates their 25th Anniversary Year, with a brand new single “Woman” released 4th March 2011 and James' latest album “The Template” released 15th April on Chinchin-records.

James Taylor is the best Hammond player this side of the Atlantic

Craig Charles BBC6 Music

James Taylor..one of the all-time great Hammond players.

Nicky Wire from the Manic Street Preachers, NME

Never less than an impressive demonstration of virtuosity

Andrew Mueller, Uncut

James Taylor keeps it swinging, fun and unpretentious

Andy Robson, Jazzwise

Taylor’s organ sound first sears the ears and then goes straight to the feet

Garry Booth, BBC Music Magazine

Taylor is one of our finest jazz organists... A musician who has forged his own path...
His playing is snappy and crisp...

David Lands, Jazz Journal

A great musician and friend, James Taylor has always been true to the integrity of his sound and this 25th anniversary year marks him out in the tradition of great British musical innovation. Nitin

BIOG: James Taylor - one of the great British instrumentalists of his generation - has taken his trademark howling Hammond sound to the masses for over 25 years; 2011 sees the band tip into its 26th year, still famed for its upbeat, energetic live shows... with no signs of slowing down. The band’s relentlessly entertaining tunes take inspiration from the rare-groove style funk, and boogaloo funk of the 60s and 70s and, the band is, without a doubt, one of the most important jazz-pop crossover outfits in British live musical history today.

After the collapse of mod legends The Prisoners in the 1980s, and before moving to Sweden, James recorded some demos with brother David on guitar, the bass player from The Prisoners, and a drummer from down the road... and thus The James Taylor Quartet was born. From tiny acorns mighty oaks do indeed grow, and it wasn't long before the first single, Blow Up, had been released, the band were in the studio rehearsing for the Mission Impossible EP, gigs were booked, and the late great John Peel was offering a session.

Skip forward 25 years and JTQ has evolved into one of the most exciting and well respected touring bands in the UK. With numerous albums to its name, the band’s recorded output is not to be scoffed at. 'Prolific' is an understatement, with albums touching genres as diverse as jazz, funk, soul, rock, and even rap, not to mention a handful of library albums in between. Each album is an absolute must for any Hammond fan: James' playing providing a solid and accomplished lead as always. Live, the band is explosive, with a breathtaking, diverse unmatched back catalogue.

JTQ’s fired-up signature tune, The Theme from Starsky and Hutch, cemented its reputation as master of the jazz-funk-r’n’b workout; 60s spy themes, psychedelic and free-form jazz all added something to the band’s distinctive sound. Originally playing the Hammond B3 organ in the UK mod revival band The Prisoners, James Taylor formed his own quartet, and began playing music similar to the rare-groove jazz-funk then in vogue around London. By the early 90s, that movement had spawned acid jazz, and JTQ found itself at the forefront of a vibrant young club scene. The first single, Blow-Up, was released on the Re Elect The President label, a precursor to Acid Jazz. The band's debut album, Mission Impossible, was released the following year, predominantly consisting of covers of 60s film themes such as Alfie, Mrs Robinson and Goldfinger. In the early 1990s, the single Love The Life reached the Top 40, and the accompanying album, Supernatural Feeling, settled in the Top 30 UK charts. After releases on Polydor and Big Life Records, JTQ returned to Acid Jazz, and In The Hand of The Inevitable remains the label's biggest selling album to date.

In 1997 James had the chance to fulfil a dream when he was asked to score the theme tune to Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, the spy spoof starring Mike Myers and Elizabeth Hurley. JTQ’s Whole Lotta Live album was nominated for a MOBO award in 1998, and the following year James featured on Tom Jones’ duets album, Reload. James’ musical talent has been admired by numerous other acts: The Wonderstuff, Manic Street Preachers, The Pogues and U2 have all featured James and his distinctive Hammond sound on their albums.

JTQ’s last release was in 2009 called New World, on which James supplemented his trademark howling Hammond sound with grand piano. New World featured 11 original tunes by James (two co-written with guest vocalist Corina Greyson) and features John Parricelli (guitar), Andy McKinney (bass), Adam Betts (drums), Nick Smart (trumpet/flugelhorn), Gareth Lockrane (flutes), and the aforementioned Corina Greyson. Prior to New World, JTQ released Live at The Jazz Café, in May 2008. Don’t Mess With Mr T: James Taylor Quartet Plays Motown was released in September 2007 on Dome Records, featuring guest lead vocalists Omar, Hil St Soul, and Donna Gardier. 2007 also saw the release of Picking Up Where We Left Off by a new outfit, James Taylor’s 4th Dimension; James Taylor Quartet was nominated in the Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Awards the same year. JTQ’s A Taste of Cherry was released in September 2006.

For his 25th Anniversary JTQ are releasing “The Template”, marking the coming of age of the Hammond master at the forefront of the world jazz funk scene. Taylors Hammond work ramps up the tension alongside award winning flautist ‘Gareth Lockrane’ all set to a searing groove that throws down the gauntlet to all challengers. This is heavy modern instrumental music at its best delivered by an act that is on top of its game and clearly enjoying them selves. Add to the mix the soulful angelic voice of UK’s great white hope ‘John Turrell’ and JTQ lay back into a mesmeric mellow groove with the anthemic emotionally charged ‘Woman’ – This will be out as a Single on 4th March 2011.