San Francisco
Glitter Grand Opening Party
Friday, May 11, 2012 (10:00 PM - 2:00 AM) | 
DNA Lounge 375 11th St. San Francisco CA (SoMa/Potrero Hill)
Techno Syndicate Presents
Glitter Grand Opening Party
Glitter Grand Opening Party
Main Room
Dutch (Technosyndicate / Opulent Temple)
Ethan Miller (Friends and Family)
Denise
Alex Sibley (The Firm Spundae Black)
P-Dub (Technosyndicate / Tanil)
Hosted By
The Ambient Mafia
Redstickman (Friends and Family / AM)
Speakeasy Ray (Hope Chest/ AM)
DJ Unagi (WoM / AM)
Dutch (Technosyndicate / Opulent Temple)
Ethan Miller (Friends and Family)
Denise
Alex Sibley (The Firm Spundae Black)
P-Dub (Technosyndicate / Tanil)
Hosted By
The Ambient Mafia
Redstickman (Friends and Family / AM)
Speakeasy Ray (Hope Chest/ AM)
DJ Unagi (WoM / AM)
DJ Denise
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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. But the glory days of san francisco’s large-scale venues and 10,000-head “massives” started dwindling after a few years, and the scene was pushed into smaller, illegitimate venues. Sensing the shift in both venues’ and crowds’ tastes, denise saw that her beats could be tailored for a new type of partygoer: the musicsavvy clubber. Eager to develop as an artist, she began studying for a degree in recording arts while launching her own studio and fledgling label: mizumo music.
Mizumo music, founded in 2002, began as a hybrid record label and booking company, but by 2006 had expanded and established itself as a quality house label and began releasing vinyl e.p.s (by los angeles’ raoul zerna and colombia’s groove man). However, more changes loomed on the horizon: vinyl was fast being outmoded, and in 2007, denise made the call to move to a purely digital format.
Despite denise’s lost love of dusty vinyl, digital turned out to be the key to mizumo’s success, which is now booming. The release schedule is packed with artists both local and international: stupid fresh (uk), dj rage (france), angel alanis (us), calvertron (uk), sharooz (uk), pette vaydex (slovenia), mike balance (us), markus ferdinand (germany), dj kue (us), homero espinosa (us), ricardo reyna (mexico), vinjay (italy), electrobank (russia), beatmaker (colombia), dj exodus (us) and many others, including denise herself, whose production talents have proved to be as naturally successful as her skills behind the decks. Others have taken notice of her production skills as well, including dj shortee, simply jeff, and sos from the infamous super club ministry of sound, who have all licensed her music for their mix cds.
Mizumo music, founded in 2002, began as a hybrid record label and booking company, but by 2006 had expanded and established itself as a quality house label and began releasing vinyl e.p.s (by los angeles’ raoul zerna and colombia’s groove man). However, more changes loomed on the horizon: vinyl was fast being outmoded, and in 2007, denise made the call to move to a purely digital format.
Despite denise’s lost love of dusty vinyl, digital turned out to be the key to mizumo’s success, which is now booming. The release schedule is packed with artists both local and international: stupid fresh (uk), dj rage (france), angel alanis (us), calvertron (uk), sharooz (uk), pette vaydex (slovenia), mike balance (us), markus ferdinand (germany), dj kue (us), homero espinosa (us), ricardo reyna (mexico), vinjay (italy), electrobank (russia), beatmaker (colombia), dj exodus (us) and many others, including denise herself, whose production talents have proved to be as naturally successful as her skills behind the decks. Others have taken notice of her production skills as well, including dj shortee, simply jeff, and sos from the infamous super club ministry of sound, who have all licensed her music for their mix cds.
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Friday, May 11, 2012 (10:00 PM - 2:00 AM)
DNA Lounge 375 11th St., San FranciscoCA (SoMa/Potrero Hill)
