Seattle- We are excited to be back next month to debut all new material from Mid Century Modern Music’s forthcoming album “Cinema”! Let’s connect- holla!
Nov. 9 – Hip-Hop History Month Celebration: Beats, Bosses, Bars at MOPOP, Seattle
Nov. 15 – Old Skool’s, Ellensburg
Nov. 16 – Kassa Overall at historic Washington Hall, Seattle
I had a chance to share about the 20+ year journey of how Diaries of a MAD came to be in a recent interview with Canvas Rebel!
Thank you Rep. Jimmy Gomez for your support in helping to make a more just and equitable music industry, in particular with the No Fakes Act (HR 9551) and the American Music Tourism Act (HR 8843). We appreciate your leadership in this!
Great breaking bread with the Rap Attack DJs, and grateful for their support!! 
As a #MusicAdvocate, I’m proud to join GRAMMY Advocacy and Recording Academy / GRAMMYs members nationwide today to fight for the protection of music creators from AI exploitation and urge Congress to support laws that safeguard our music community.
Stand With Music: grm.my/47umFMn
It’s going down in a major way! Kassa Overall is coming to Washington Hall this November 16th. Also in the house will be Mid Century Modern and DJ Vitamin D. Not to be missed! Get your tickets while the last!!
Red Bull BC One US Finals were lit! 
Biggup to B-Boy Icey Ives and B-Girl La Vix who were crowned champions and are headed to Rio for the World Finals this December!
206 Zulu is incredibly honored to receive the 2024 Washington State Governor’s Arts & Heritage Award! Thank you Governor Jay Inslee and Washington State Arts Commission for this recognition- we are so very honored!
Amazing night at In The Circle, presented by Vans and Rock Force Crew. A lot of familiar faces and amazing dancers in the house. Great to see the Seattle homies Buckshot and Nico who came to represent the 206. Big shout out to my man Bboy Kareem for holding it down and helping to make it all possible and huge thanks to Peter at Vans for blessing me with the limited edition Breaking Out pair of kicks!
Delighted to have some of my work displayed at Soundcheck! The Music We Make exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum!
This exhibition explores the role music has played in Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander lives & communities as an element of cultural heritage/identity, a form of personal/creative expression, a commercial industry, a connecting/healing force, and an integral part of thriving communities and culture.
The interactive exhibit includes behind the scenes-photos, framed artworks, podcasts, artifacts, storylines, audio, and video that feature AANHPI artists’ expressions of cultural identity.
The exhibit will be on display until October 6th!