Shinobi Ninja

Some ninjas are stealthy. Others attack their enemies with great ferocity. In the case of Shinobi Ninja, they kill through a combination of hard rockin’ riddims, razor-sharp rhymes and a hipster attitude that does Brooklyn proud. These musical assassins will be setting the NYC Twestival stage on fire this Thursday at Good Units.
Formed in early 2008, Shinobi Ninja is at the precipice of stardom, and we’re incredibly pleased to welcome them as our headline live entertainment on 3/25. Their synthesis of first world sensibility and third world musical styles brings the best of both worlds together (sort of like Concern Worldwide). They’ve also mastered the art of social media to engage with their fans around the world, and we hope that you will make their acquaintance at NYC Twestival. We’re sure it will be the start of a beautiful relationship.
Join Shinobi Ninja and over 1,000 other great folks to support Concern Worldwide. Your ticket will provide one child in the poorest parts of the world with education for two months. Who knew that getting your groove-on could do the world good?
Twitter: http://twitter.com/shinobininja
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/shinobininjamusic
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ShinobiNinjaMusic
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Mister Disco

Named after his favorite New Order track, Mister Disco (better known as Ben Breier) has DJed throughout New York City and Washington D.C., for the past five years. Ben has spun in New York City at a list of venues that includes Lolita, K&M, The Bell House, Huckleberry Bar, T.B.D and Diamond Bar.
Ben has also played out in D.C at Saint-Ex, DC9, Marx Cafe, The Red & The Black, and was a resident DJ at the famous Rock and Roll Hotel. As a freelance music writer for various publications, Ben has interviewed a list of bands that includes Girl Talk, Justice and Ratatat.
When he’s not behind the decks, Ben works as a web producer for Lifetime Television and moonlights as a freelance social media consultant. You can follow him on Twitter (@misterdisco), where he mostly tweets about indie pop, Joe Biden and epic noms.