UNITING SOULS & JASON TOKITA join forces to bring you a special edition of DIGGIN' DEEP @ THE MONKEY LOFT -

SATURDAY FEB 27, 2016

...special guest DJ...

::::::::::::: JIMPSTER :::::::::::::
[[ Freerange, Delusions of Grandeur, London UK ]]
http://soundcloud.com/jimpster
www.freerangerecords.co.uk
www.freerangerecords.podomatic.com

with local support

:::::::::: PEZZNER ::::::::::
www.pezzner.com

::::::::: RAMIRO ::::::::
www.unitingsouls.com
www.mixcloud.com/unitingsouls

:::::::: JASON TOKITA :::::::
www.soundcloud.com/jasontokita

(((( Come out & dance to the best in cutting-edge, underground house music, spanning the range from deep to tech, and experience the amazing vibe that Uniting Souls parties have become known for! ))))

The Monkey Loft, 2915 1st Ave S, Seattle
21+, 10pm-4am $20 adv at www.unitingsouls.com
www.brownpapertickets.com

JIMPSTER
Jamie Odell aka Jimpster, aka Audiomontage has been producing, remixing and DJing for the last 23 years, while co- running his Freerange Records label (voted Best British Label 2007) for the last 18 of those. His musical upbringing and early introduction to production (his first release was on UK label Jumpin’ & Pumpin’ in 1990) and DJing have helped him forge a sound that is at once warm and deep as well as being innovative and also club friendly. 
His Seattle appearance at Decibel Festival 2011 drew amazing reviews, reminding us why he is one of house music's most sought-after artists.


PRESS:
"UNITING SOULS has contributed to setting standards as to what the Seattle electronic music community has to offer on a local and international level. It is because of organizations like Uniting Souls that Seattle is a favorite stop among touring electronic musicians. With e-mail, cell phones, cheap flights, declining costs in music production, and the explosion of information technology, the face of the global music community is rapidly changing, but it is collectives like Uniting Souls that are evolving right alongside to help define and retain humanness in the often impersonal world we've created." 
-The Stranger