Waajeed is a music producer/sound designer/filmmaker and Detroit native. A self-described "evangelist spreading the gospel of Detroit," he is also a proflic musician and label head.

Kate Wallich has put together a team of talented artists for an honest and relevant performance. Combining their strengths she presented one of the most innovative productions I have ever seen at On the Boards. Splurgeland made me cringe at the crutches of our lazy modern social lives and simultaneously sit in awe at the ability of people to work hard together and create something remarkable that has never been done before.

Dark. Daunting. Dangerous. This is the aura emanating from the video playing on the wall as you wait for the show to start. A rowdy party with alcohol and dancing wouldn’t usually seem ominous, but On the Boards’ Splurge Land by Kate Wallich/The YC made it just that, very fitting given the mood of the dance. The show starts with the epitome of two girls going to the gym, trying to impress the hot guys, dressed in Juicy Couture jumpsuits, "working out" seductively. The floor is so slick that their motions mirror that of figure skaters.