HOBO XL presents: GE-OLOGY [NYC] + Qwanah

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Hobo XL: our monthly events with everything you know and love with that extra cherry on top.

The drinks will taste better, the atmosphere will be wilder, the sound will be tuned finer and the artists, that will be flown in from all corners of the world, will contribute to the elevated HOBO experience that is Hobo XL. Join us and dive head first into the warm world of house, funk and disco of the soulful kind in an intimate environment where the club and the lounge experience meet and have a wonderful lovechild.

Best of all? Admission is always free. Come early and leave late.

Presenting our selectors of the evening:

GE-OLOGY [NYC]

In today’s burgeoning culture of opportunism and ambition, you seldom meet an individual with exceptional abilities and a lengthy history of achievement without it being worn on their sleeve. Thus, the enigmatic virtuoso known as GE-OLOGY is a rare find indeed. Just when you think you’ve figured him out, you come to realize that the task of connecting his myriad of anomalous dots is an intricate process. This masterful music producer, skilled DJ, and equally gifted visual artist has been acclaimed internationally for over two decades, however he remains somewhat of a mystery. Throughout the career of this Baltimore born, 80’s New York City bred Renaissance man, he has produced songs for a list of notable recording artists including Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Jill Scott, De La Soul, Yukimi Nagano and Vinia Mojica and Jem. Yet, surprising to most, his first 2 record releases were dance music collaborations. With his free floating career this multi-dimensional artist, is now mainly becoming well known for rocking dance floors world-wide. DJing since the age of 11 and collecting records well over the last three decades (almost four), he digs deep, weaving diverse music genres that coalesce to inspire soulful movement on the dance floor.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/geology365

Supported by:
QWANAH
Qwanah might be a new name for some but the truth is he has been around for quite some time under many different aliases. His playing style is eclectic and runs deep in Latin and African inspiration, always with some soul to it. New record label in the pipeline, stay tuned.