Nomadic Rabbit Hole 2021 Discopolis

Deep C: Dedication To Dance

it is our MISSION to ADJUST HOW YOU view THE UNDERGROUND.
it is our DUTY to REPRESENT art AND imagination.
it is our PLEASURE to take RAGE fantasy and bring it to LIFE!!!

Check my mixcloud for all my mixes: www.mixcloud.com/deepc1
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Born in Minneapolis and raised in the birthplace of the underground music movement, Detroit, Chris Clark better known as “DEEP C” worldwide, started his love affair with music in 1979 at only 7 years old. Little did Chris know that his first record collection would take him to producing several hit releases with "Wamdue" and “Tigerhook Corporation", and around the globe holding residencies at the best clubs in the world.

His illustrious DJ career started in 1990 in Detroit, later moving to Atlanta where he would go on to meet co-founders of " Wamdue", Chris Brann and Chris Udoh in 1993. “Wamdue" and later, "Tigerhook" would go on a globetrotting, 8 year run, dropping hit after hit, that would lead DEEP C to his epic international and national residencies at FABRIC (London, England), Smart Bar (Chicago), KGB-Mission (Miami), Nomenclature (Atlanta), Viper Room (L.A.), and Tresor (Berlin, Germany). In Philadelphia, Chris had one of the longest running House weeklies (7 years) at the renowned Soma that hosted local and international guests and pushed the envelope of the domestic music scene.

Having remixed a variety of cutting edge artists and being remixed by well respected peers, Deep C finds himself starting Bodega Soundworks, a record label that will promote the sound that Bodega Bar, (where Deep C is entertainment director, in Midtown Village, an exotic, multi-genre infused night life spectacle that features everything from the sounds of Ibiza’s Buddha Bar to house classics, future classics, worldly influences and otherworldly soundscapes) will create for years to come.

I just love to dance to those deep house and tech house and bass beats <3

Deep C: Dedication To Dance

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