Funk Me Fridays Presents :: J.B. || Rex Dasteppa || JEFE

Name: Funk Me Fridays Presents :: J.B. || Rex Dasteppa || JEFE
Start: 2026-01-23T21:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-01-24T02:00:00-05:00
Location: The O

Schedule

Fri, 23 Jan, 2026 at 09:00 pm to Sat, 24 Jan, 2026 at 02:00 am

UTC-05:00

Location

The O | Greensboro, NC

Do you like broken beats? How about beats that just lay the floor down on 4? Oh wait, nah i got you.. you'd rather eyes back drooool to some progressive house.
HEARD THAT
This lineup is going to take you through a melting pot of house and breaks
(shhhhh btw open decks are 9-11 ;) )
First off we have
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J.B.
https://soundcloud.com/jon-brown-424770408/jb-one-twenty-three-point-five-1235bpm/s-3plmGGMSYqy
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Rex Dasteppa
Rex Dasteppa is the professional name and stage persona of Lorin Wade, an electronic music producer, DJ, and the head of the independent record label Base Industry Records. Known primarily for his work in the breakbeat, bass, and tech-house genres, Dasteppa has been an active figure in the dance music scene for over three decades, with a focus on community-driven music production and label management.
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Jefe
When it comes down to high energy, bouncy beats, and unique sound, Jeremy Katziff, aka Jefe ain’t new to the scene. Jeremy started music from the early age of 4 years old, picking up how to play notes by ear on a piano. He then picked up his first guitar shortly after, first learning the basics; layout of the strings, full chords, and power chords. From then on, the rest was history. He played jazz bass in high school, so having a background in jazz theory and west coast-style hip hop/trap instrumentals, along with the heart of a raver, Jefe gives bass music a whole new flavor. Although he’s evolved from heavy, face-melting brostep into modern roots 140 dubstep, make no mistake that the bass face is still constant. Jeremy has been on lineups for names like Dublink, Izzy Vadim, Infekt, and one of the first dubstep artists he started listening to, Modestep, as well as local American shows with Dirt Sounds, Old Ghost Crew, and GridLife, along with a feature on the UK-based radio station Sub.FM. Keep Jefe on your watchlist because this is just the beginning.