First ever Saturday Night for Kin Teet at Pop Brixton!! Rare Groove, Soul, Hip Hop, Boogie, Jazz Funk music and MORE…..
Kin Teet consists of Selectors Gee Bag and his Sister Treble Clef.
It’s not just the name of this duo and event but it’s also a play on words of the original slang term “Skinning Teet” which means to smile.
The two siblings will be debuting on their first ever Saturday at Pop Brixton, a great outdoor venue in the heart of Brixton. As it’s Black History Month they will be giving you a History lesson in the best of Black Music for you to get down to.
Special Guest DJ KnickerBocker Corey will also be bringing the good vibes at Pop Brixton on Saturday 16th October from 18:30 till 23:30.
Expect to hear RARE GROOVE, JAZZ FUNK, HIP HOP, SOUL, BOOGIE & MORE…
We just want you to have a good time and Kin Teet!
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