Reykjavík Grapevine - 12.08.2016, Blaðsíða 31

Reykjavík Grapevine - 12.08.2016, Blaðsíða 31
List of licenced Tour Operators and Travel Agencies on: visiticeland.com Licensing and registration of travel- related services The Icelandic Tourist Board issues licences to tour operators and travel agents, as well as issuing registration to booking services and information centres. Tour operators and travel agents are required to use a special logo approved by the Icelandic Tourist Board on all their advertisements and on their Internet website. Booking services and information centres are entitled to use a Tourist Board logo on all their material. The logos below are recognised by the Icelandic Tourist Board. ReykjavíkFrakkastígur 16 ORGANIC BAKERY 30The Reykjavík GrapevineIssue 12 — 2016 CYBER is a sensational new rap duo comprised of two members of ba- dass feminist rap outfit REYKJAVÍKURDÆTUR. Cyber’s journey is just starting and they just released their debut EP named ‘Crap’. Don’t miss it—it is hot hot heat! Artist space and concert venue Mengi has just released the beautiful album ‘Saumur’ by musicians HIL- MAR JENSSON, SKÚLI SVERRIS- SON and ARVE HENRIKSEN. The album was recorded in Sundlaugin (The Swimming Pool) studio in Mosfellsbær and the beautiful cover was created by renowned visual artist, SARA RIEL. Golden Globe winning composer JÓHANN JÓHANNSSON has released his first album in six years. "Orphée" is a magical story inspired by poet Orpheus. DJ B-Ruff (or Benni, as he is usually referred to) rose to prominence in the early 2000s with one of Iceland’s most respected rap outfits, Forgotten Lores. Throughout the years, Benni’s repertoire of collaborations reads like a Who’s Who of the Icelandic hip-hop scene. Today he is also known for his radio show Tetriz, on Xið 97.7, as well as for being a part of Dillalude, an Ice- landic tribute project that focuses on the music of the late hip-hop producer J Dilla. Benni has performed all over the world and shared the stage with Snoop Dogg, 50 Cent and Hudson Mohawke, to name a few. He will be performing at Iceland Airwaves in autumn, and in New York shortly after. Until then, you can catch him DJ-ing at Prikið, Húrra, Slippbarinn or Kaffibarinn. The beginning of B-Ruff “I was given DJ equipment in 1995 and afterwards started practicing ev- eryday after school. Two years later I started playing on the hip-hop radio show Kronik and at the nightclub Tet- riz shortly after that,” he says. Benni’s musical background lies in old school hip-hop but says he also re- ally likes listening to new stuff: “I’m fascinated by many different styles of hip-hop, such as r&b, trap and bouncy futuristic hip-hop. However, it all de- pends on whether I’m performing live or on the radio, which kind of set I play, but I usually mix together different hip-hop genres.” The different venues in Reykjavík Benni says he enjoys the variety of venues there are in Reykjavík, and is excited to see Nasa opening again af- ter much speculation and uncertainty regarding its future. “I must admit that Prikið is a special place for me,” he reflects. That’s where I started out in 2000 and I always love playing there.” Gear & Audio Effects “I use a 2 Sl Technics and a Pioneer s9, records and a Serato. If I were and audio effect I’d be an EQ, then I could filter myself when I have to!” Benni explains. “Maybe that’s just how I see myself though, I might just be a delay.” Dancing crowds “I love playing for people who are open- minded, who are ready to hear a good mix and appreciate the all the scratch- es and juggles. I like people who are ready to lose themselves in the feeling. Icelanders can create a pretty powerful crowd, they are up to date with what’s happening in the music scene and know what they like.” Five essential tracks of the moment “Silfurskotta” by Emmsjé Gauti “Rúllupp” by Aron Can “Come and See Me” by Partynextdoor “By Any Means” by Schoolboy Q “Where Are You Now?” by Lady Leshurr SHARE AND LISTEN: gpv.is/DJ12 New Music MUSIC NEWS Music Words HREFNA BJÖRG GYLFADÓTTIR Photo ART BICNICK DJ B-Ruff DJ OF THE ISSUE
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