NYC Beatbox Event

I've heard that this Taylor McFerrin (Bobby's son) is quite binoculars. Can anyone confirm? I'm otherwise engaged this evening so hopefully some of y'all can go investigate:

Beatboxer Entertainment Presents:Bands of the 5th Element
Thursday March 31st

Bands of the 5th Element showcases bands made up of human beatboxers
and other musicians. Produced by Beatboxer Entertainment,
human beatbox masters Kid Lucky, Baba Israel, Yako, and
Taylor Mcferrin, will be highlighted with their groups
Renegades of Punk (Kid Lucky), BaYa (Baba Israel and Yako),
and The Cell Theory (Taylor Mcferrin). Afterwards will be an all star NYC jam session with various musicians and beatboxers from the NYC area.

When? Thursday March 31st, 2005
Doors open at 10pm Showtime: 10:30pm sharp
Where? The Bowery Poetry Club 308 Bowery (On the foot of First Street.)
How much? $10.00 + a one drink minimum
Groups of five and more get $3 off admission
For more info contact Terry Lewis at 718-484-7856
Or email kidlucky@beatboxing.com

10:30 Renegades of Punk
Renegades of Punk is an amazing all vocal, political, hardcore band.
Not4Prophet spits conscious, political, messages that make you think.
He is accompanied by volectric bass player Kid Lucky who provides
driving volectric bass lines and hard vocal percussion. I bet you
didn't think you would ever mosh to an all vocal band!

11:00 Taylor Mcferrin and The Cell Theory
Taylor Mcferrin brings this new band to the forefront of live trance
like hip hop grooves. Taylor's beatboxing is smooth and in the pocket
while the band makes the transitions so slick your head will still be
nodding after the fact!

11: 30 Baba and Yako
Baba is a human beatboxer and didgeridoo player and Yako is an
electric bass player and human beatboxer. Together they make music
that is beyond your normal urban, hip hop, dance tracks. This is that
next level!

And

The After Hours 5th Element Jam Session
After hours, all star jam sessions, with some of today's hottest human
beatboxers joined with some of NYC's hottest musicians. This is for
the late night hang. Come see what happens when the lights go down and
the die hard crowd stays behind. You'll tell your children and your
grandchildren the magic of that night. We guarantee it!

Regular readers/listeners should be familiar with our friends Baba and Yako of Open Thought, who are also active in this activity.