FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10th The INTL & BLAP Productions bring you world’s #1 Moombahtonista

Ear Jerker

DJ Theory (LargeUp / The INTL)

JILLIONAIRE (Mad Decent / Major Lazer - Trinidad)

MUNCHI (Mad Decent/Rotterdam)

OtotoxiK

BootyKlap

Baan

About Munchi & Moombahton: Moombahton as a genre and as a movement has been steadily growing support and notoriety over the past few years, and much of that recognition is due to Munchi. Throughout 2010 Munchi showed off his creative flair as a producer, releasing monthly EPs of various genres of bass music such as baile funk, dubstep, cumbia, kuduro, and baltimore club, however it was his moombahton releases that quickly got the attention of those watching the growth of the genre. At this point it’s virtually impossible to know moombahton and not know his name. A Dominican resident of the Netherlands, Munchi has longed specialized in in the transformation of reggaeton and dutch house into the magic that is now moombahton. As he continues to showcase his clever weaving of Afro-Latino sounds with current trends in club and bass music, The INTL and BLAP Productions are happy to bring Munchi into Public Works for his first appearance in San Francisco. About Jillionaire: With over fifteen years of experience, the Jillionaire has created a unique sound which mashes indie dance and big room house with the caribbean rhythms of soca and dancehall. In 2009 the Jillionaire stole the show at London’s Notting Hill Carnival with his unique Tropical Bass sound. He went on to tour with Major Lazer across the United Kingdom, France, and the Netherlands. In 2010 Jillionaire’s travelled to the four corners of the world, kicking off the year at New Zealand’s WOMAD Festival, followed by gigs across the UK and Europe. He coordinated Chicken n Beer (now in its second successful year), the first ever Tropical Bass party at Winter Music Conference/ Miami Music Week, and his No Shirt, No Shoes tour capped off a hectic yet successful year, taking him across North America, from the Carolinas to Texas to California. He has released a number of remixes and original tracks, honing his skills alongside production partners Richie Beretta (NYC) and Fellow (Amsterdam). In 2011, “The Only Way Is Up” as he prepares to launch Feel Up Recordings, a new home for Tropical Bass and related dance music, delivering releases from a number of collaborators he has worked with over the last year and a half, stretching from Japan to the Netherlands and beyond. He’s a corespondent for a number of blogs including Mad Decent and Okayplayer’s Large Up and has appeared on Making Tracks, a documentary by National Geographic Music.