Detroit monthly event Technically, Yeah celebrates 50th show with first-ever vinyl release

Hosts Eddie Logix and Jo Rad Silver are marking the occasion with a vinyl EP

By Lee DeVito

Jan 9, 2024 at 10:42 am

Image: Jo Rad Silver and Eddie Logix of Technically, Yeah.

Jo Rad Silver and Eddie Logix of Technically, Yeah. Courtesy photo

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Congratulations are in order for Technically, Yeah, the monthly performance night celebrating its 50th show this week. Launched in 2017, the event typically features live performances — Monica Blair, Tammy Lakkis, Rebecca Goldberg, Charles Trees, and Illingsworth are among the artists to grace its stage — sandwiched by all-vinyl sets by hosts Eddie Logix and Jo Rad Silver. And now, Logix and Jo Rad can spin their own wax: The duo is marking the occasion with its first-ever vinyl record release, Real, No. The 12-inch EP blends their myriad influences into four tracks that mix deep-house grooves with hi-tech jazz, including an appearance from Kasan Belgrave on sax, the son of famed Motown jazz trumpet player Marcus Belgrave. Here’s to another 50.

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