The Brazen sound is about trying to show people music they didn't know they wanted to hear. Raised in the concrete jungle of Sao Paulo Brazil before immigrating to Houston, and armed with a wide array of influential sounds, Brazen mixes are just  that - bold and unapologetic (the definition of Brazen). From minimalistic house, to punk and hip hop, to bass and trap, no genre is safe from his energetic mixing and cool yet in your face style. With live edits throwing together Britney Spears into RL Grime, Ellie Goulding into Zeds Dead, or even Journey into Diplo, there's something for everyone at a Brazen show. Having shared the stage with the likes of Ookay, K?D, DNMO, ATLiens, Luca Lush, Zeds Dead, Juelz, Vincent, Getter, and Ekali, his creative sets have slowly but surely established Brazen shows as a must see up and coming experience in underground Denver venues, Seattle nightclubs, and rooftops alike. As an added bonus at select shows, the Brazen experience is enhanced into a full live set as he takes the stage with Wax Mellins, a talented alto saxophonist who adds a musical and funky layer to the sonic soundscape that is pumped into the crowd. Be sure to catch the next Brazen set, and you'll find yourself dancing to sounds you've never heard and singing along to songs you forgot could sound this good.

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Wild Things is a two piece band with Skini Debbie on guitar and vocals, and David Peake on drums and vocals. The songs from their first EP, 'Bite Me!", were born with an an unplugged guitar and a pair of drum sticks in a French suburban town. It sounded cool and when the guitar was plugged, and the drum kit put together, it went wild. That was it, the band was alive. The connection between the two members was so strong that the songs evolved quickly and instinctively towards their final form, while remaining spontaneous. Many bands inspire Wild Things, but at the core, there is something between the Sex Pistols, the Pixies and The Who. A punk heart with an indie sensitivity and a love for vocal harmonies and raw energy.

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