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Moka Only pumps up sparse crowd

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Around midnight, Jan. 15 a cool performance  with Vancouver rapper Moka Only was just gettingMoka Only plays to an enthusiastic crowd at the Blarney Stone. Photo by Richard Amery started with an energetic set at  the Blarney Stone for a sparse audience of approximately 65 people. I didn’t know what to expect, not being a huge rap fan, but Moka grinned ear to ear  and bounded all over the stage like a hyperactive puppy in warm leather winter Moka Only, SonReal, James Nisihima and friends after the show. Photo by Richard Ameryjacket.

Despite the low numbers, they were all dancing in front of the stage.

Opening act SonReal joined Moka Only on stage  for a couple numbers as well as a couple other rappers.

Moka also showed he also has fairly soulful singing voice on a couple, especially on a version of George Michael’s ‘Faith.’

The audience was singing/rapping along with several numbers. He even covered a Fishbone song in the set and brought out a bugle for a couple more.

— By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat editor 

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 January 2010 00:18 )  
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