4/19 JACQUES GREENE & TITTSWORTH w/ Kozee

FREE BEFORE 12AM for 21+
10pm, $10, TICKETS: http://bit.ly/JACQUES0419
-Ages 18-20 by advance ticket only-

JACQUES GREENE
There's not much we can say about this 20 year old house producer from Montreal except that his music is incredible and it's sort of taken over our studio environment in the last months since his then anonymous demo arrived in our inbox. What time will tell is that this guy isn't a stranger to LuckyMe at all, but a good friend of ours for a few years simply growing into some new tastes. But look, I've said too much already. With his first 12", Baby (I Don't Know What You Want), dropping via our peoples at Night Slugs any time soon, you can catch The Look, a 4 track 12" EP debut by Jacques Greene dropping with us at LuckyMe this November. Get to know him. A legit young house producer brimming with ideas and deep, deep taste for techno, rnb & ukf and chicago house.

TITTSWORTH
U Street Music Hall owner Jesse Tittsworth is back from his studio Los Angeles with a mission to keep dance music weird. Having a background in Baltimore Club, Electro House, and Moombahton, Tittsworth is setting his sights on stepping into the House and Techno playing field with UHall as his testing grounds. In 2013 alone, Tittsworth has toured throughout Asia, played a Moombahton Massive in Nicaragua, released several acclaimed remixes, and toured 34 cities in the US all in preparation for 2014. With several project dropping next year, including a DIM MAK release, you can expect to hear a lot more for this DC and LA local.

KOZEE
Belt driven learned Michigan Native and Californian grown DJ /Producer, Kozee, has an unmatched energy behind the decks and in front of the crowd. Kozee, as a fan and dj, is an integral part of the burgeoning bass music scene in the United States. She attributes her love affair with music, early, at the age of 7, when she compiled her first mixtape, inadvertently on the path towards creating her own music one day.
It was in the early 90’s when she started collecting jazz, hip-hop, and jungle vinyl and in building those mixtapes she landed an opening slot for DJ Maseo of De La Soul.

With the insurgence of Grime and Dubstep that had made its way to the US in 2004 Kozee quickly became a fan, retired the Jungle / DNB sets and has been an intrinsic part of Dubstep in the states since 2005. She compiled her first Dubstep mix in June 2006, she toured UK and Sweden in 2008, was a featured artist on one of the biggest Dubstep tunes of 2009, Crack- DZ feat Kozee and in 2009 created the name Brostep on dubstepforum.com (in jest) and the word has now, for some, become an international meme to live by.

While successful in Dubstep, in 2010 Kozee started to experiment with her sound, this sound gained international attention from UK Bass and UK Garage labels such as Audio Doughnuts, Sounds of Sumo and Four40 Records. As 2012 had been a very busy remix release year for her she was also honored to be able to release and remix a tune for Wonder ( Rinse.Fm , Dumpvalve, 2004 US Tour DJ for Dizzee Rascal) and her favorite Grime MC, Trim. In the end of summer 2012 Kozee played at Dimensions Festival in Croatia, making her the first female from the US to dj the festival.

Currently, Kozee has moved across country to the East coast where she will be able to work on music full time and have easier access for travel to the UK and Europe.