Posse". Having collected funk and disco records since he was just a yute, it wasn't long till he figured out just how small bits of those records fit nicely on the 16 pads of his MPC 2000xl; and subsequently, how to rearrange those bits of records onto new records of their own. Then came DJing with his new pals, the Smalltown DJs. Flash forward a few years, and this dummy's played with all kinds of people, all over North America, including the Shambhala Music Festival (Canada), The Rub and Flashing Lights (NYC), SXSW (Austin), and Mexico. When he's not writing self-congratulatory bio's, or sleeping with his socks on, Monsieur le Romeo continues his quixotic journey through the landscape of house, disco, and techno, armed only with a winning smile and delusional self-confidence. If your party needs some step, Wax Romeo will get here fast, driving his empty brown limousine in the carpool lane. Get aroused. www.soundcloud.com/waxromeo Join us Sunday, November 18 at Film Church for a screening of No Fun City. No Fun City is a feature length DIY music documentary set in Vancouver, which opened at the DOXA documentary film festival in 2010 and has since been screened in cities around the world. The film is a captivating account of how a city's alternative live music scene fought back against losing its venues due to gentrification, restrictive bylaws, and neighbouring noise complaints. Following the screening, there will be a panel discussion with Wendy Thirteen (The Cobalt/Funky's), David Duprey (Rickshaw