Just a quick note to continue to THANK YOU my supporters right now…(and the haters too)
I just finshed a tour across Canada with Sean Paul, Akon, Wyclef and Mr. Dangerous himself Kardinal Offishall..as their tour Opening DJ and Chef. Read more…
Fredericton DJ serving up a menu for Cohen http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2008/05/22/nb-naz-cater…
22/05/2008 11:19 PM
Fredericton DJ serving up a menu for Cohen
Last Updated: Thursday, May 22, 2008 | 12:04 PM AT
CBC News
A Fredericton restaurateur has spun his way into catering for Leonard Cohen and his crew while the
singer-songwriter tours the Maritimes.
Naz Ali travels North America spinning records in clubs and concert halls when he isn’t operating his
restaurant, Caribbean Flavas, in Fredericton.
Also known at DJ Nasty Naz, Ali’s job in the music industry has led him to rub elbows in L.A. and Miami
with some big stars. Read more…
After winning Canadian Idol in 2006, Eva Avila hit the road hard, to be on tour and to get to know the fans. She did her thing in her hometown, having her dad and her brotha join her on stage, and totally took the crowd by storm. Having fallen sick – her drummer Shamakah, had to leave the tour for a quick sick break, but the her team, under the guidance of her talented sound engineer – Colin, quickly regained another drummer, which helped them out in the end, and managed to keep up with Eva’s talented stage presence. Read more…
Tha Dogg father of hip hop – Snoop dogg and one of the original gangstaz of Rap – Ice Cube, came to Freddy Beach this past tuesday (30th). With a crowd of about 4200 ppl filling the University Aitken Centre, the doors opened at 6:50pm to a slow crawl, with security checking everyone for weed, weapons and ofcourse the illegal alcoholic beverages. Read more…
Aight….soo here’s the long awaited Top 40 Caribbean Vibes I am currently dropping… Of course in NO particular order.. lemme know what you think Read more…
NEWS | OCT 14TH – 2005
DJ Nasty Naz & Jones House raises money for Breast Cancer
Jonestock 2005 rocks the house
| By Jennifer Smith The Brunswickan |
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The residents of Jones House raised $4,600 for the Breast Cancer Society of Canada.
Under the leadership of Christian Dupuis, Naz Ali, and Randy Hanley, Jonestock combined punk, alternative, and rock and roll music with a good cause.
Students came together behind Jones House on October 2 to enjoy the talents of 10 musical acts.
Jonestock is based on the idea of Woodstock and had its beginnings four years ago. Since then, it has grown each year with Jonestock 2005 being the most successful fundraiser yet.
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