Scandal
Something that happens; a series of events. Something that is currently happening, what a person is up to, the news.
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Scandal
The propaganda term used by the mainstream media and so-called government 'leaders' in lieu of the word 'CRIME' when describing obvious crimes perpetrated by the 1%.
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Scandal DC
Scandal DC is a crew of house music DJ's in Washington, DC. The crew was started in 2003 by Mike "FugAmI" Silverman at Lounge 201 on Capitol Hill and was named for their first party - The Scandal on Capitol Hill - which was a Wednesday night deep house event. Scandal Wednesday's ran for about a year. As the crew grew, so did the impact of their sound - a combination of classic Chicago style house, funky house, trip-hop, classic funk, BMore club, and just a drop of vocal electro for edge.
Scandal DC also manages Foundation, a classic deep house party in DC that's brought in such prominent talent as Fred Everything, Colette, Marques Wyatt, Chuck Love, Joey Youngman, and others.
Scandal has direct ties with mGrooves Records, a project of DJ Stylo, who serves as the Music Director for Scandal DC. This has led to the integration of Scandal's residents into the famed Lust4Life parties in Baltimore.
Scandal DC also manages Foundation, a classic deep house party in DC that's brought in such prominent talent as Fred Everything, Colette, Marques Wyatt, Chuck Love, Joey Youngman, and others.
Scandal has direct ties with mGrooves Records, a project of DJ Stylo, who serves as the Music Director for Scandal DC. This has led to the integration of Scandal's residents into the famed Lust4Life parties in Baltimore.
Scandal DC by Where The FugAmI? September 20, 2009
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