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The West Coast always seems to lag behind the times, especially when it comes to dance clubs that pump out the latest and greatest feet-moving, body-gyrating beats. But the scene should get more hip when DJ JahMek debuts his “dub steppa’3000” tuneage at the Jungle Drum & Bass Kickoff Party...

By Steve Jansen

November 20, 2008

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The West Coast always seems to lag behind the times, especially when it comes to dance clubs that pump out the latest and greatest feet-moving, body-gyrating beats. But the scene should get more hip when DJ JahMek debuts his “dub steppa’3000” tuneage at the Jungle Drum & Bass Kickoff Party. The 21-and-over weekly at Hollywood Alley will feature DJs popping off UK-style drum ’n’ bass beats as well as jungle grooves.
Tuesdays, 10 p.m., 2009

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