PRESS RELEASE: RP Mashup Aug. 2 at Chill Lounge

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Black Soul Rhythms Radio, the Second Life Enquirer, and the Role Play Nexus announce a Role Play Mashup on Tuesday, August 3, 2011, from 7:00 to 9:00pm in the Chill Lounge at the SL Enquirer Media Center.

Hostess Charity Richez will make everyone at home, and DJ Dibou will spin the tunes and take requests.

7:30 Special Performance by Lance Rembrandt of his debut song 'Long Hair" featuring mista Freezy aka Joker's Wild!   Don't Miss this event.




Come dance, watch the fun, or join in team competitions among the role play genres of Beam, Blade, Bullet, and Fang! Trivia questions about grid-based and other role playing games, a team scavenger hunt in role play venues, team dance competitions, and a genre smackdown will be among the events. Live video and chat links arranged by Cursa Charisma of the Role Play Nexus will connect surprise venues in this first-ever Role Play Mashup.

Come in costume or as you like, and join the team events or just watch the fun. Lanai Jarrico will do a spotlight feature in SLE on a lucky drawing winner. Every guest will receive a door prize package full of cool, fashionable, and useful goodies. Don't miss out!

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RP Nexus News: True Blood Pumping in SL Cursa Charisma Reporting...

The phase of the moon kept the werewolves away, but vampires and fairies came out to play on July 2 with SL's Saturday night mistress of hiphop, DJ Nisa on Black Soul Rhythms Radio, at the Fangtasia Club http://slurl.com/secondlife/hypnotic/70/22/25 in Hypnotic. BSR's Bobbie Naidoo was hostess, presiding over a major event with dozens in attendance.

(Podcast of the event is available here!)

Started in October 2010, this is a vampire sim, but there is no hunting and no biting. The True Blood clan has both vampires and humans as members and they "all just like to hang out, attend events and have a good time." Your reporter was hesitant despite this reassurance in the sim info card, but quickly found it to be accurate. The atmosphere was casual, friendly, and open, and signs on the wall declared, "No biting on premises".

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