from FB event page:

SKRATCHPAD Returns Thursday, SEPT 26th @ The Blue Lamp. 1400 Alhambra Blvd, 95816. Full Stage// Full Sound// Full Bar// Pool tables// Open Table Q&A Skratch Sessions// Live Performances// Showcases// Guest Dj’s// Guest Producers// FREE Giveaways & More. 21+. $5.00 cover. Sponsored by: Twiddle Dope/ RANE/ Thud Rumble/ Wicked Audio.

Open Table Q&A Skratch Sessions will be in full effect so bring ya Wax, Needlez and Butter Rugs!!

This months lineup includes:

The Master Turntablist TEEKO!!!

Our very own Skratchpad Sacramento Residents, DOSE, DOC JEEZY and KWES THE BESS holding it down with opening showcases.

Now just in case you been sleeping let me put you up on game with my dude TEEKO..

Teeko is a master turntablist, composer, producer, and cofounder of 4onefunk, ground breaking turn-table funk bands The Dollar Bin Quintet, 4onePhonics, Mugpush and F.A.M.E. (Fresh Analog Music Experience).

After receiving recognition and championship awards in worldwide DJ competitions (including DMC, ITF and Guitar Center Championships), he toured
from coast to coast and collaborated with some of jazz’s finest musicians: members of the Charlie Hunter Quartet and John Scofield Trio. Following an
energetic performance in a San Francisco jazz club, audience member and legendary saxophonist Ravi Coltrane requested an encore performance. Teeko’s performances are frequently met with such requests as his style is often described as truly original and refreshing, receiving high respects from the best in Hip-Hop, Jazz and everything in between.

Teeko exhibits his mastery of turntable production in his debut album, “My SoundStation,” (2006) which exposes his eclectic musical style and creativity as a composer. The widely anticipated album ranked number one on several of the College Music Journal’s Top 10 lists for months after its release in fall 2006.

He was recognized soon after the album’s debut for his excellence in production with the Milestones Innovative Producer’s Award given by the world-renowned Berklee School of Music in Boston. He has most recently displayed his innovation and creativity as a collaborator on the development of the new Vestax turntable, the Controller One—the first turntable engineered to be a musical instrument.