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Kick off Pride weekend with Amoeba San Francisco and three artists from Pick Up The Mic, the fast-paced documentary about the queer Hip-Hop community. Join Juba Kalamka, JenRO, and Dutchboy on the Amoeba stage in celebration of the underground "homohop" revolution!

Juba Kalamka
Some see him as godfather to the homohop movement.  As founding member of Deep Dickollective, Juba launched Sugartruck Recordings for homohop artists from around the world.  In 2001, Juba developed Peace Out - the first public festival of homohop performers.

JenRO
Known for “takin' the ladies and rockin’ the mic,” this youthful force of nature from the South San Francisco area has worked with an impressive line of local Bay Area hip-hop artists, straight and queer alike.  JenRO’s electrifying blend of rough lyrics and youthful insight have garnered her a fan base of all ages.

Dutchboy
The founder of Rainbow Flava, the first queer hip-hop group to reach out to others through the internet and begin building a community of out rappers.  When he relocated to New York City, Dutchboy founded the group BQE with fellow “raptivist” Paradigm.  He also runs Phat Family records, an indie label devoted to releasing homohop material from around the world.