BEATS FOR LUNCH | Bobby C Sound TV | Mancub (Space Cowboys) | Matt Haze

The long overdue return of the original SF lunchtime downtown dance party is upon us and tickets are FREE W/ RSVP for a limited time!

As always, the rules are simple - enter, dance, take away a delicious meal to enjoy back at your desk or wherever the day takes you from here!

*** DANCING IS MANDATORY ***

We will have to-go prepared lunches of the highest quality available for purchase - details coming soon!

BOBBY C SOUND TV
https://soundcloud.com/bobby-c-sound-tv
Bobby C Sound TV is one Bobby Collins hailing from Denver, Colorado. He has been DJing for the 13 years and producing music for the past 10. In early 2009 Bobby started messing around with a video DJ plug-in and soon after unveiled, "Bobby C Sound TV". His love of cinema was combined with his years of DJ experience to create a pastiche of pop-culture that is visually stimulating and danceable at the same time. His live mash up DJ approach was applied to create crowd rocking routines with some of the most memorable music videos, movie scenes and just about everything in between.
His approach to music and upbeat personality have helped him create a distinctive, signature sound that focuses on eclectic influences and bouncy basslines.

MANCUB (Space Cowboys)
https://soundcloud.com/spacecowboys/sets/mancub-mixography
Chip Corwin, (a.k.a.) DJ Mancub, is one of San Francisco's premiere DJs and a beloved favorite resident of the Space Cowboys Burning Man camp. Mancub delivers a one-two punch, using authentic boxing gloves during his performance. He is the only DJ in San Francisco to use such a peculiar technique. Expect a T.K.O.!

MATT HAZE (More SF, Beats for Lunch)
http://soundcloud.com/matthaze
Matt Haze is a riddle wrapped in an enigma, covered in a stylish beard. One of the most forward-thinking and current DJs in SF, Haze rubs contemporary and classic jams with a marinade of cutting edge beats and a nod to the old school. Haze is difficult to classify but impossible to resist. He is best known for his work with SF’s Slayers Club collective, dropping styles across the beat board, selecting tracks based on mood and energy rather than confining himself by genre conventions.

Beats for Lunch eschews treadmills in favor of tech house and lunch meetings in favor of DJ-dancefloor freedom at new club on the block, Monarch (101 6th St), which boasts the Void sound system recently rated best in the city (SF Weekly; “The Top 10 Best Club Sound Systems in San Francisco”).

Beats for Lunch follows the lead of Swedish forebearer, Lunchbeat, which places the urgency of movement and freedom from the workplace as top provisions for its dedicated dancers.