Trying to keep it together as the swirling clouds of chaos bubbling in a post apocalyptic hellscape cometh.

Music is the air I breathe.

Exploring the depths of dark organic, melodic techno, indie and dark disco.

Get ready for deep groovy thick multi-layered yet energetic dance music with slight touch of darkness 😈

Big Heart City is a San Francisco-Based meditation group. An open-hearted and welcoming community, we aim to offer a safe and authentic spiritual home for those interested in inclining their hearts and minds towards love and wisdom.

I am a singer/songwriter and use music to connect to Spirit, to explore emotions and to connect with my audience and myself. Sometimes I go outdoors and record everyday sounds of life (e.g. people talking late at night on a London Bus or the sounds of my feet on the shingles at Aldeburgh Beach). Other times I'll go to Sacred Sites and sing and record the sounds of my voice and the wind. I write and perform with piano, guitar, shruti and light percussion (and bowls).

Sonic love travels in many dimensions and as it relates to music, Marques Wyatt is a seminal pioneer and is undoubtedly one of the most respected DJ's in the United States and a West Coast legend. In addition to producing some of LA's most legendary clubs/events, many associate him with "DEEP," the illustrious event that he nurtured in his hometown of Los Angeles - thriving and continuing today for well over 19 years. He is one of the few DJ's that have managed to cross pollinate audiences and merge at least two generations of music fans on his dance floors. Thus, he is in demand at clubs, as well as on the festival circuit alike, stateside and abroad. Marques' unerring, knowledgeable selections are sure to stir up some emotions and known to turn huge dance floors into intimate rituals.

Rhonda Sauce is a jazz vocalist hailing from the Bay Area. She, along with her trio, The Hepcat Orchestra, re-imagines jazz through the lens of various musical influences including Funk, R&B, Latin, Soul, Hip-Hop, Alternative, and Gospel, in an effort to foster a more diverse and inclusive musical listening experience.

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