Honor Roll JBC

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From indie rock to death metal to hip hop/punk
and everything in between, Band Nite at The Art
Studio Inc. has a long-standing tradition of giving
new bands a welcoming venue to bring original
music to new fans.
“You never know what to expect,” said Olivia
Busceme, who has handled Band Nite bookings on
and off for the past seven years. “We often have
bands that are brand new, just starting out, so it
can be a good time to discover new things.”
Busceme, 24, has been a regular at monthly Band
Nites since she was a small child carried in by her
parents, but started paying attention about 12
years ago.
“I think it’s really cool that you can see a lot of
different types of bands all in one place. It’s not just
one type of music or one group of people. It’s a lot
of different crowds mixed together, so that’s nice,”
she said.
A typical Band Nite might include everyone from
a group of middle school or high school students
playing their first gig with their first garage band to
the friends, parents, and grandparents of the band
members to local music lovers ready to dance.
“It’s a learning experience for a lot of new bands,
learning how to promote their shows. It’s become
a very classic Beaumont first gig,” Busceme said.
Busceme’s formula for booking Band Nites is
simple. “We pretty much book whoever wants to
play, the only qualification being that they write
their own music. As long as it’s not a cover band,
we’ll book them.”
Out-of-town musicians passing through South
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east Texas are also on the bill for many Band Nites.
The August line-up includes a hip hop band from
Houston, indie/punk from Austin and a folk banjo
player from Alabama along with a Beaumont rock
band.
Fans gather to hear bands jam in a space that
normally serves as a workroom for ceramic art
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ists and students. The section of the converted
warehouse that doubles as a music venue
does not have air conditioning, so Band Nite
regulars know to dress appropriately for the
outside temperature. Shows are open to all
ages, and those of legal age can bring their
own adult beverages.
All are welcome at Band Nite, Busceme
stressed. “You’ll probably meet somebody
cool, and you’ll definitely have some good
music to enjoy. - Beth Gallaspy

Honor Roll JBC is a rap group from Houston TX. Their music has given them a small internet presence. Honor Roll JBC is a rapidly growing Rap/Hip-hop group with a hint of Punk influences out of Houston TX. While it is often stated that anyone could be apart of the Honor Roll JBC movement, the core of the group consist of five members.

Kerosene DC: MC,songwriter,booking,network management,rapper

Dez Too Rad: producer,songwriter,drums,rapper,promoting & booking

DJ LeBear: lyricist,rapper,cover/album artwork & website designer

Aaron Black: video production/editing,guitarist, rapper/producer

G three: rapper,lyricist,salesmen & the muscle

Honor Roll JBC’s energy has been compared to acts like Odd Future, N.W.A. Bad Brains & A$AP Mob. Honor Roll’s message and aggressive rap allows them to crossover to the alternative side of music often turning rap concerts into punk rock concerts. Trust that this is the group you want to book on any given night. The music and stage presence is full of energy and sing along anthems. Honor Roll JBC can be booked with both rock and hip-hop acts and whole their own. These guys our On The Rise and you should check out their music and videos below.

Mortal Kombat http://soundcloud.com/honorrolljbc/mortalkombat
Bark!!! http://soundcloud.com/honorrolljbc/bark-prod-by-got-milk

25 lighters (cover)
https://m.soundcloud.com/honorrolljbc/25-lighters?

itunes album: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-honor-roll-theory/id821097963 -

Home / Music / Honor Roll JBC (Houston, TX) – “Mortal Kombat” (prod. by Got Milk X Dez Too Rad)
Honor Roll JBC (Houston, TX) – “Mortal Kombat” (prod. by Got Milk X Dez Too Rad)
Posted by: undergroundhiphopblog in Music March 19, 2014


Honor Roll JBC is a rap group founded by college students from the Houston and Port Arthur area. Now featuring 5 members Kerosene DC, Dez Too Rad, DJ Lebear, G3, and Aaron Black Honor Roll JBC has begun producing videos, music, and stage performances. This unsigned band has characteristics of Hardcore rap, R&B, and Rock influences with a range of different types of music.
“Mortal Kombat” Single
BEAT BY @Gotmilk420
Performed By Kerosene Dc, DJ LaBear, and Dez Too Rad
Mixed By: Dez Too Rad
Tumblr: www.theleakingfaucet.tumblr.com
instagram: @legendarydc
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/honorrolljbc_DC or twitter.com/muthafuckindlew
Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Honor-Roll/425304747561711
Subscribe to our YouTube: www.youtube.com/honorrolljbc
Fan Me on Reverbnation: www.reverbnation.com/honorrolljbc - Underground Hip Hop Blog

Honor Roll JBC is a rapidly growing Rap/Hip-hop group with a hint of Punk influences out of Houston TX. While it is often stated that anyone could be apart of the Honor Roll JBC movement, the core of the group consist of five members.Kerosene DC: MC,songwriter,booking,network management,rapperDez Too Rad: producer,songwriter,drums,rapper,promoting & bookingDJ LeBear: lyricist,rapper,cover/album artwork & website designerAaron Black: video production/editing,guitarist, rapper/producerG three: rapper,lyricist,salesmen & the muscleHonor Roll JBC's energy has been compared to acts like Odd Future, N.W.A. Bad Brains & A$AP Mob. Honor Roll's message and aggressive rap allows them to crossover to the alternative side of music often turning rap concerts into punk rock concerts. Trust that this is the group you want to book on any given night. The music and stage presence is full of energy and sing along anthems. Honor Roll JBC can be booked with both rock and hip-hop acts and whole their own. - that's her magazine