Sole & DJ Pain 1 are touring this spring in support of their latest collaborative release, Nihilismo, and make their San Diego stop at Soda Bar on Monday May 16th with direct support by Egadz plus special guests Preacher vs Choir, These Hands Create, & Omni!
Show is 21+ and you can get tickets for $10 at the link below
www.sodabarmusic.frontgatetickets.com/event/524guaabmy9pc83e
Sole
www.soleone.org
DJ Pain 1
www.djpain1.info
Egadz
www.egadz.net
Preacher vs Choir
www.soundcloud.com/preachervschoir
These Hands Create
www.thesehandscreate.bandcamp.com
Omni
www.soundcloud.com/omni333
Sole & DJ Pain 1 'Nihilismo'
2 Years after the release of their critically acclaimed album Death Drive, Sole & DJ Pain 1 announce the follow-up album, “Nihilismo.” This album embodies the overlap of their music with the world of activism and journalism. Nihilismo is a revolutionary hip-hop album that challenges the nihilism of modern life, of late stage capitalism and of a world that seems to have no future. It is a DIY testament to how both artists have plotted a way out of that despair through DIY ethics and a life of making working class, yet revolutionary music. To be released on collaboration with Fake Four Inc. & Alpha Pup.
The winning collaboration between indy rap iconoclast and platinum producer DJ Pain 1 has resulted in truly original music that has been heralded by industry standard bearers like 2DopeBoyz and Spin, as well as popular radical media platforms such as Russia Today and Truthout. Featuring contributions from punk rock icon Chris Hanna of Propagandhi, anarchist author Scott Crow, Decomposure, Fake Four label head Ceschi, Jah Boogie, Church Fire and The Delta Mirror, "Nihilismo" pushes the boundaries of the genre. The album also includes the title track for the upcoming documentary on Drone whistleblowers, "National Bird," which recently premiered at the Berlin Film Festival to rave reviews.
“(Sole & DJ Pain 1) Forge a strong partnership that finds Sole at his most clear-headed and sharp-tongued, spitting agit-prop anarchist heat over trapped percussion, chopped soul snippets, and classic turntable scratch. “ -Spin
“Sole is a real revolutionary” - Pitchfork
“indie hip-hop legend” - Huff Post
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