Club Scout

Best known as the key members of the San Francisco-based Soulstice, Gina Rene and DJ Mei Lwun also share a love of improvisational music. Their unrelenting electronica is laced with breakbeats and sultry vocals -- and will keep you partying till the sun comes up. The turntablist-singer combo circumvents genre...

By Catalina Soltero

August 15, 2002

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Best known as the key members of the San Francisco-based Soulstice, Gina Rene and DJ Mei Lwun also share a love of improvisational music. Their unrelenting electronica is laced with breakbeats and sultry vocals -- and will keep you partying till the sun comes up. The turntablist-singer combo circumvents genre labeling with an innovative freestyle approach that delights the refined ear while keeping the crowd moving. Lightweights beware: When the two women perform for the late-night crowd at Enigma Afterhours on Friday, August 16, the fun doesn't even start until 1 a.m. But why sleep when you can have an audience with two queens of clubland?

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