All For One Official After Party

The mission of Brooklyn Bodega and the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival is to move Hip-Hop culture, music and business forward. We do this by producing New York’s biggest Hip-Hop event, The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival.  For the official after party of our 5th Annual Festival we want to highlight the sense of cooperation and comraderie that we have fostered since 2005. Last year we brought Detroit to Brooklyn with PPP, House Shoes and Invincible. This year’s theme is “All For One” Live Jam Session and throwdown  Hosted by and featuring the Legendary Buckshot (Black Moon, Duck Down) Inspired by the classic Brand Nubian song and album and in particular these lines from Sadat X’s verse: "Now come one, come all, we about to get hectic If my crew don't get in, then the X makes an exit to the rear, I'm outta here, don't front on my brothers I take care of them before I take care of others Read my book, it contains many pieces of verses I took the time to delete all the curses So moms reach deep in your purses And buy me take me home and try me and do me well..." On June 20th at Southpaw we will host a jam session with a whole crowd of up and coming MC’s from Brooklyn and beyond.  Buckshot will play the role as elder statesman to the new class of rookies who will be taking the stage. We chose Buckshot as he was once in the position that many rappers like Torae, Skyzoo, Pac Div, Mickey Factz and more find themselves in now. A hot rapper with a buzz, a great album, and a deal. He turned that into a legendary career and business. Now over 15 years later Buckshot leads the most relevant independent Hip-Hop label, Duck Down and is mentoring the next generation and ushering in a second Golden Era of Hip-Hop.   June 20th, 2009 SouthPaw 125 5th Ave Brooklyn, N.Y. 9pm-2am  Entrance: $10, reduced with BHF ’09 ticket stub Featuring: Buckshot, DJ JS-1, 8thw1, and more Entire BHF ’09 artist lineup invited  JUST ADDED: Tanya Morgan and Mr. Cheeks of The Lost Boyz. Bringing this full circle y'all! Produced by Brooklyn Bodega, Savannah Boogie Music and Song, and Uncle Ralph McDaniels