Join us for an intimate listening session and conversation surrounding Sylvester's Private Recordings, August 1970.  Josh Cheon (Dark Entries), Jeanie Tracy (Sylvester) and Brontez Purnell will host a conversationa inside the cozy, magical confines of the BFF.fm studios with Q&A to follow!

Mix, mingle, and meet other local music lovers. We'll provide fizzy waters and light snackies.

This party takes place on Giving Tuesday, a "global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world".  Select a special tiered Giving Tuesday ticket and your proceeds (after the artists are paid) go to our Year-End Fundraising campaign!

Dark Entries takes great care in preserving sound quality and respecting the aesthetics of its artists.A project of Josh Cheon, a vinyl-focused DJ and collector, Dark Entries was born in the spring of 2009 to release out of print and unreleased underground music as well as contemporary bands. All of their releases are a carry over from the DIY days of the 1980s independent record labels

Jeanie Tracy is an American singer-songwriter, actress, and record producer. She rose to fame in the late 1970s as a background singer of Sylvester, an American disco singer. Her first album, Me and You (1982), featured post-disco hits "I'm Your Jeanie", "Sing Your Own Song" and the overlooked 1983 smash R&B and Funk hit,"Can I Come Over And Play With You Tonight".

Brontez Purnell has been making music since the ‘90s. He started in The Social Lies, a hardcore Afro-punk duo in Alabama in his teens, and later Gravy Train!!! He then went on to lead his long running project The Younger Lovers. He is also a dancer, film maker, choreographer (The Brontez Purnell Dance Company), and author of 8 books.  His album No Jack Swing is out on Dark Entries Records.

BFF.fm – Best Frequencies Forever is a community radio station, broadcasting online from the heart of San Francisco's Mission District.

BFF.fm is a rare gem. In this era of homogenized commercial radio, where only a handful of corporations own the majority of the airwaves, BFF.fm has paved our own way online. Your support allows us to continue the important work of intentionally uplifting and promoting talented creatives who are not heard often enough due to ongoing barriers to entry onto commercial radio.

Our staff of 115 volunteer DJs are the people you stand next to at shows and ride Muni with. We’re your neighbors. We share the music we love on the radio because that’s what drives us, not algorithms or commercial interests.

We believe in the power of community radio to bring people together. Through the Internet we can be heard anywhere -- in office cubicles, cars, through headphones in the park -- giving people worldwide a chance to discover something new.