Last week Art Don't Sleep presented Syndromes with the Miguel Atwood Ferguson Ensemble featuring the brilliant J.Rocc on the turntables at the historic Mayan theatre in Los Angeles. The Mayan was filled with remarkable sounds, as all in attendance were astonished as the group took some classic songs to a higher level. Once again the creative team that is Art Don't Sleep brought an inspiring and unique music event to Los Angeles. L.A. Taco's Desilu was there to capture the magic, view the gallery below for more. 


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