SF Weekly Music Awards: Better Than the Obama Party Down the Street
The final set of presenters received loud cheers and
Electronic/DJ winner, Lazer Sword, rallied up the crowd with "big ups to the
Mission" and "hot dogs." Indie winner, Girls, sent in a troop of giggly, barely
legal young ladies to accept their gold award, who said only, "We're the girls
of The Girls--Thank you."
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| Amber Schadewald |
Wallpaper took over the mic with a glittery red cape, fedora
and sunglasses, starting out his bizarrely entertaining set with a rendition of
Biggie Smalls' hit, "I Love It When You Call Me Wallpaper." The dance floor was
overrun with excited bodies who enjoyed the purposefully cheap-version of
Justin Timberlake, toting songs about getting wasted, cheap booze and sex. The
gigantic screen behind Wallpaper's glittery blazer flashed images of old
educational movies and a mixed bag of interesting text. The
night concluded with a DJ set by Lazer Sword and a packed house of club
goers.
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| Amber Schadewald |
SFWeekly Music Award Winners:
Rap/Hip-Hop: The Jacka
Electronic/DJ: Lazer Sword
International: Sila and the Afrofunk Experience
Soul/Funk/R&B: California Honeydrops
Indie Rock/Pop: Girls
Metal/Psych/Punk: Triclops!
Jazz/Blues: Gaucho
Experimental, Etc.: Tussle
Alt-Country/Folk/Singer-Songwriter: Goh Nakamura
Club Night: Sweater Funk
You can follow more of our musical adventures on Twitter at @sfallshookdown and @sfweekly.
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