Stephen Covell is a California native singer-songwriter. Taking to music at a young age, he began playing the piano by ear at six years old and after a short and tumultuous relationship with the trumpet he picked up an acoustic guitar and never looked back. 

At the University of Arizona, Stephen studied in the vocal performance program and sang with the University Symphonic Choir, but forgot to go to the rest of his classes. This indirectly resulted in him becoming an Army combat medic in the 82nd Airborne and serving two tours in Iraq. 

Currently, Stephen is a member of Operation Encore, a non-profit organization that helps veteran songwriters record and perform their original music.

Music. Art. Experience. 
Conformity Not, Record Label based out of Washington D.C.
Electronica, Deep/Tech-House/Techno

We are currently accepting demos. 
 conformitynot@gmail.com

“It all started with 2 boomboxes and an imaginative kid making mix tapes…” says dj.tim.leary, when asked how he got his start in Djing. “I’d just put the 2 radios up to each other and record songs from one tape to the other… and from the radio to tape. I’d even call the radio stations to make requests, so I knew I get the song I wanted.”

So when he decided to formally become a DJ in 1995. He didn’t know that what started out as just making tapes for friends would turn into an amazing career lasting more than 25 years and taking him half way around the globe.

Starting his career on Long Island, New York, was tough, but he still found a way to rise to the top. Playing almost every large scale venue Long Island & Manhattan had to offer, including the Tunnel, Neptunes, C.P.I., CoCo’s, & Exit. After 8 years of rocking NY, dj.tim.leary picked up and moved to Tampa, FL. Where he instantly gained fame, by becoming the resident dj at Tampa’s premier nightspot, Whiskey Park SoHo. He soon had gigs all over the Tampa area, like, Hyde Park Cafe, Wiskey North, Blink, The Ampitheater & Jackson’s. Then in 2006 dj.tim.leary moved to the Washington DC area where he started his own dj & promotions company called, PLa Productions. He also, was the program director for www.Cyber-FM.com ‘s techno/house channel, and hosted his own show called BlahBlahRadio. 

Recently dj.tim.leary has decided to take things back underground, starting with a series of parties/raves called short circuit, a mix compilation series called “Unprotected Sets”

If you are one of the few people who haven’t had a chance to hear dj.tim.leary, don’t miss him when the opportunity arises ‘cause no one crafts the “Ride” of the night like him. He is deffinately one you want to check out.

If you’d like more info on dj.tim.leary you can reach him here:

djtimleary@gmail.com

Do Dj's still make quality and meaningful sets? We think so. We will find them, and let you know who performs the best sets! (Founded in 2011)

Residents @Wittytunes & Blurred Lines. 

Bringing together Midwestern Native American, Black, and South American cultures, Shades Of Play is a Washington DC area-based project comprised of longtime friends Derek Tucker and Felipe Rivera. With sounds ranging from heavy, pulsating, primal rhythms to progressive rock and jazz-influenced fusions; their sounds are a direct result of their roots and explore the broader spectrums of electronic, house, and techno music.

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