Dance 4 the Cause!
DRIFT SF
Queer Gurlz + House/Electronica!
- When
- Sat Jul 7, 2012
- Where
- Harlot
- Time
- 6pm-10pm
- Cost
- $5 - $10
- Tags
- Electronic Music, Music, Gay, Gay Dance
Description
Queer gurlz 4 electronica/houseWatch out its DJ LORYN & DENISE!
The power DJ duo is bringing you another evening of their spankin', deliciously deep and sexy tech, house, and funk!
HARLOT: 46 Minna St, SF
$10 Recommended Donation (Free before 7pm), 21+
All proceeds go to The Charlotte Maxwell Complementary Clinic
DRIFT, SF is a monthly happy-hour-dance party that features a variety of queer female House/Electronica DJs! Our parties are benefits for the Charlotte Maxwell Complementary Clinic: Serving homeless women living with cancer. Drift is a 100% volunteer run private party designed to fund-raise and promote DJs/artists.
DJ DENISE cut her teeth in the underground scene of late-90s San Francisco. Her natural talent and energy behind the decks caused a meteoric rise from partygoer to local hero, and before her first year of DJing was out, Denise was playing weekly for crowds of hundreds and thousands, and traveling across the United States and Canada. Now in her twelfth year as a heavy hitter in the electronic music scene, DJ Denise has made her name known across the globe. Her original productions and remixes can be found in EPs amidst world renowned artists like Jesse Rose, Twocker, Funkagenda, Riva Starr, Reid Speed, Tony Thomas, Robb G, Mark Trophy, The Bulgarian, Kyle Watson, and many others.
DJ LORYN never allows herself to be confined by genres, Loryn's versatility sets her apart from other dj's. At the same time, she has developed and refined her own unique style of European tech groves, soulful house and funk. A transplant to the Bay Area scene from NY, DJ Loryn brings a decade of knowledge from the San Francisco underground. A singer-songwriter turned digital, she was first influenced by electronic music from Detroit, Toronto Canada, and NYC in 1998. Based out of San Francisco since 2003, this artist's collection is vast and growing.
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