Colorado Hip Hop Bass Music Producer And DJ

Drum & Bass Sessions.  

Chopped Up Multi-Layered Mixes...

Having Fun And Packing In Some of My Favorite Tracks For Myself And Others to Enjoy!!!

So BIG Thanks To The Artists Who Make These Sets Possible!!!  

>>>You Are Killing It<<<

Near Violet is a DJ and producer out of Charlotte, NC. Known for her gritty, evocative sets that fuse house, techno, breakbeat, deep club bass, undefinable electronica, and classic pop, her sound is moody, yet magnetic--dynamic, colorful, and crafted for movement.

From cocktail hour to the afters, her adventurous style has been gaining the attention of club and festival promoters across the Southeast. Her most recent billing supporting Jody Wisternoff is her second with the Anjunadeep label, after Enamour in 2024. 

Whether in intimate clubs or on a festival stage, Near Violet guides a  journey that is bold, immersive, and unforgettable.

Catch her around NC, or send an invite.

email: nearvioletdj@gmail.com 
IG: @nearviolet 
YouTube: @nearvioletdj

Dale Reince produces music as a solo artist under monikers such as Dalephonic, Thirty Thousand, Spirit Animal, or just Dale Reince.

In 2021, Dale started collaborating with Rome Jones to create music. In 2023, they named their project the 3levaters, or simply 3levaters.

Dale has been involved in numerous musical projects over the years in Milwaukee. Starting in the mid-'90s, Dale formed his first band, Acorn Worm, with his sister Andrea Hetzel (drums) and childhood friend Robert Williamson (bass guitar). Acorn Worm consisted of all-original material written and arranged by all members in the group. Dale played electric guitar and sang lead vocals, while Andrea and Robert sang backup vocals.

Between 2000 and 2004, Dale's passion for playing bass guitar led to contributing work in various bands, including Chocolate Fantasy Girls, Pedestrian, Inevitable End, and The Dandy Lions.

Maybe best known for the band Clementine, Dale formed that project in 2004 with his wife Cathy (Cat) Reince and friends; Alex Boyes, James Dahmann, Brad Nault, and Matt Schmeling. Dale served as the primary songwriter, played electric guitar, and sang lead vocals. Despite never having released a proper album, Clementine found a nice local following in the Milwaukee music scene, which also spilled over to Chicago. The band made its rounds through the Milwaukee music scene, radio stations, and the local press on mostly demo recordings.

In 2013, again joining forces with his wife, Cat, and friend Alex Boyes (Clementine, Inevitable End), they formed the group Ghostnotes along with Alex's wife Laura Spencer. Ghostnotes' material includes stripped-down versions of Clementine songs but also includes original material as well.

Currently in 2025 3levaters are wrapping up production on their first LP, with an anticipated release between late summer and early fall. 

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