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Jogja Hip Hop Foundation
Photo: courtesy of Jogja Hip Hop Foundation
Photo: courtesy of Jogja Hip Hop Foundation
Photo: courtesy of Jogja Hip Hop Foundation
Jogja Hip Hop Foundation
(Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
Indonesia’s foremost crew stands in the cultural cross-hairs, rapping across language and other borders.
Hailing from one of Indonesia’s artistic well-springs, Yogyakarta, this sharp Javanese collective promotes tolerance and pluralism. Jogja Hip Hop Foundation takes on corruption and inequality with wit and hooks that meld global and indigenous trance rhythms, Indonesian pop and gamelan music, ancient Javanese poetry and literature.
JHF’s crew offers intros and comments in English on stage.
| Available | November-December 2012 |
| Travelers | Eight (six crew members, one videographer, one company manager) |
| Venue | Indoors or outside; DJ, projection, and backline equipment required |
Links
- Artist Website
- Print Feature: Jogja Beats in the Big Apple (Jakarta Globe)
- Essay: Jogja Hip Hop Reaches Beirthplace of Hip Hop by Ugoran Prasad
- Video: Visibly Smart (5:55)
- Video: Hiphopdiningrat (3:29)
- Video: Cicak Nguntal Boyo (2:50)
Contact
General Management & Touring
Lisa Booth Management, Inc.
212.921.2114
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