Meet Solkai, a Denver native with a passion for the underground bass scene. He's a DJ, producer, and active member of the community - always showing up for his homies and bringing the good vibes with him. He's one of the hardest working people I know with a bright future ahead of him. After working 10-12 hour days, he still finds the time to work on his music project. 

We talk about tricking, moving all over the country, growing up an athlete, and the discipline it takes to make it all work. Not to mention, his warm presence, smooth voice, and luscious locks. 

Let's sit down with SOLKAI

This week I got to sit down with Coffey, a local Denver bass producer and apparel vendor. We go through his past of growing up in "upstate" New York, how a skating injury led to his music journey, going through loss at such a young age, setting boundaries, production tips, and more! 

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We dive back into the conversation with Bubonic. We discuss his previous project and how he got the name "Bubonic". We discuss the importance of perspective, marching to the beat of your own drum, and how he joined the BBC. 

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In this episode, we talk with Bubonic about his crazy background. From growing up in an iconic location to working for the Department of Defense - we go over everything that led up to Bubonic and beyond. Tap in and leave a comment about what you think below! PT2 coming soon...

In this episode, Melissa and I talk about her journey navigating a military background, moving to CO, and her dual passions for the medical industry and EDM.  Sit down with us for a fun, light-hearted discussion centered around community and passion for music through various expressions. You can catch her on the patio during Shift Thursday's at Cervante's Other Side.

Trigger warning: brief discussion of abuse, DV, and SA. 

This week we pick up on our conversation with SNAXXX for part 2 of a riveting conversation about her quick rise, unexpected forced break, decision to come back, and all the things that come with that. She gets real with us and it's refreshing with plenty of giggles along the way. Buckle up as this part is more raw, full of advice for fresh artists, and gives you a real insight into the ups and downs of SNAXXX. Please follow the podcast available on all streaming platforms and leave a comment, like, and share with a friend you think would like it too! Thank you for listening, see you next week!

Today we are sitting down with SNAXXX, a creator originally from the midwest who was on a rise until she moved markets and ended up taking an unexpected break. As we all know, every journey has unexpected twists and turns, but nobody expects to be forced to stop. SNAXXX and I discuss everything from her first non-edm concert to shitty high school teachers to opening for DJ Diesel and running into him outside of the bathroom. 

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On this week's episode, Evening Bass interviews Furtha, a rising artist in the underground bass scene. We talk about everything from us both starting our music journeys at the same time to where we are now and the road ahead. From homies to hurdles, we talk through it all. I especially recommend new artists to tune in as there is a TON of juicy info you'll want to know!

Welcome to the very first episode of 303BPM, the podcast connecting you to the heart of Denver’s underground EDM scene. This week, we sit down with Bass Bingo Bryan — the voice behind the city's favorite Thursday night tradition at Treehouse (other side of historic Larimer Lounge).