KANTUTA "HEADLESS CHICKENS" "MC OJ & THE RYTHM SLAVE" Poster A3

WOZAAAS! THIS BE OLD!!

MC OJ and Rhythm Slave arrived with the first wave of New Zealand hip-hop in the late 80s. They were white kids from Ponsonby who were unafraid to get up in front of any crowd and get it moving. Bobbylon from Hallelujah Picassos sang the choruses of two tracks on What Can We Say? When the Picassos heard Otis rapping about his Dr Martens, they responded with their own track, MC OJ and His Boots (off their 1993 album Drinking With Judas).

https://audioculture.co.nz/profile/mc-oj-and-rhythm-slave

Since 2006, Mark Williams has been regularly performing live with Fat Freddy’s Drop. He also directed a number of their videos and their DVD, Fantastic Voyages, and has helmed music videos for Ladi6, Tiki Taane and Bulletproof.

This vintage-style concert poster features bold, eye-catching typography promoting upcoming acts such as Kantuta, Scarf, Frente, MC OJ and Rhythm Slave and Headless Chickens at the Westown Motor Hotel. Perfect for music lovers and collectors of retro memorabilia, this poster adds a nostalgic touch to any room or studio.