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DJ Fin-S at Forum: You have to see it to believe it! May 9th, 2006 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Come check out DJ Fin-S at the Forum May 12th and 13th! www.DJFin-S.com DJ Fin-S has been doing what should be done for years now. Born in Winnipeg, Canada and raised in Jamaica, the young Fin-S started DJing at the age of 13. When he moved back to Canada his impact was felt. Pure mixing ability, scratch techniques and world class remixing ability round out all the reasons that Fin-S is one of the top party rockers in Canada. To take a look at his resume is to look at a veritable list of who’s who in the music industry. From the old school of Run DMC to the new school of Ludacris DJ Fin-S has been there in front of bars, clubs and arenas. Now at the age of 27 Fin-S has plans bigger then ever before. With his newly invigorated mash up style (taking two styles of music and merging them into one mix) and his deal with Urbnrg Records the outlook is international. "There is nothing left for him to do in Canada," says JamCo, President of Urbnrg. "His style is so fresh and so crowd conquering that it doesn"t make sense for him to be held down in a small city such as Winnipeg." From West Coast to East Coast, competition after competition, Fin-S has rocked Canadian crowds. He is also part of the Outlaw Sound Crew in Baltimore, MA and has seen great success in the U.S. "This is all I do ... DJing," says Fin-S. "I want the world to experience me and for me to experience the world. Hip hop is my first love but I play many different styles and cater to many different crowds. I would love for the chance for crowds all over the world to get to know me." That chance is coming. Urbnrg Records in partnership with various other companies is looking to put Fin-S on the road with his Live Video Mix Show and there may be a relocation in the works as he is currently being sought after by various radio stations and nightclubs. "He owns the Winnipeg DJ market," says JamCo. "He has spent all of this time perfecting his craft and opening doors for others. From having the most successful hip hop residencies in Peg history to top selling mix CDs I truly believe that he will be one of the DJs that shines internationally in 2006. Watch out, because he"s coming."
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The Freaky Tiki Review March 29th, 2005 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Nothing short of doing its name justice, the Freaky Tiki Club in Myrtle Beach is the craziest, no holds bar, everything goes, nightlife experience. From on-site live radio broadcasts to nightly wet t-shirt contest, The Freaky Tiki Club is living up to its notorious name.

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Morehead St Tavern February 26th, 2004 Posted by Hunter Wilson

Another bar, another street-named tavern. My research currently yields four in Charlotte: Cedar, Thomas (reviewed), State…and now Morehead" This latest dedication to our city’s grid work leaves me pondering whether there’s no more creativity left in naming one’s establishment. Perhaps I’m not being fair, but I’m willing to bet that Morehead Street Tavern (300 East Morehead, 704-334-2655), seeks to shut me up with its recent February 6, 2004 opening. This nearly-century old building, perfectly hidden behind Summit’s Grandview apartments, is nothing new…
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