"Seneca Malcolm" or "Purple Chrome" @ iTunes & Playstore https://music.apple.com/us/album/purple-chrome-diverge/255734066 AND https://music.apple.com/us/album/intimate-kiss-i-hope-heaven-dont-know-single/1256677571 

Seneca Malcolm A.K.A. @PurpleChrome & @PurpleDungeon
(Bx., NY Underground Ghost Producer/Singer/Songwriter). Graduated 2002 from SUNY Purchase's Performing Arts Center with a BA in Music, with concentration in Studio Production/Composition. Some of my clients have been: Afrikka Bambatta, DJ Cool Clyde, Fonda Rae, Professor X, G-Dep, Nicole Wray, Keith Wonderboy Johnson to name a few...

Nurturing his own brand of soulful “house,” world renowned DJ Shaheer Williams hit a career high when co-producing the international smash hit and Billboard chart topper, Everybody Be Somebody by Ruffneck featuring Yavahn on MAW Records in ’96. This in turn led to a flurry of international DJ gigs throughout Europe. Williams further capitalized on his increasing name recognition by collaborating with other soulful “house” luminaries such as Blaze, the Basement Boys and Masters At Work.

Productions such as Sunday Morning by Backroom Congregation, and Can’t get Over You by Moneray, helped raise Shaheer’s musical career even higher. In turn this multi-talented writer/producer has now created his own record label, Soul Groove Records.

DJ Markie Gee has personified musical integrity and sophistication while resisting the idea that djs have to be record producers to be relevant. Gee cut his teeth doing local punk shows while distinguishing himself as a radio show host, club promoter and program/music director for several college stations in Connecticut. Helping to break acts like RuPaul, Tackhead, Nitzer Ebb and Living Colour fueled his passion for breaking new music. He has become one of the world’s most versatile programmers; a champion of deep house, soulful house, tech house, afro house, techno and electronica.

A chance meeting in 1987 with Tony Prince of DMC laid the groundwork for a future in house music. Gee became an influential dj and writer for Dance Music Report, MixMag, Thousand Words, Dance Music Authority and Alternative Press covering the house and techno genres.  Gee was a fixture in the NYC club and rave scene in the 80’s and 90’s learning the game at venues like Limelight, Sound Factory Bar, Palladium, Element, and Red Zone. Later Gee also learned about the touring dj business as a talent buyer and primary booking agent for Robbie Rivera and US tour manager for Darude. 

Gee’s sound and style is influenced by Tony Humphries, Jeff Mills, Kerri Chandler, Danny Tenaglia, Doc Martin, and Todd Terry. His live sets have their roots in disco, rock, funk, jazz and hip hop;  Gee’s held residencies in Boston, CT, Miami and NYC as well as headlined parties in Miami, London, Luxembourg, Montreal, Detroit, Providence, Vancouver, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Portland, Raleigh, etc, Djing the 2001 Super Bowl Gospel Celebration in San Diego was especially gratifying. No matter the crowd, rocking the party is the objective.

While most comfortable playing extended sets where he can take the crowd on a journey, Gee relishes opportunities to warm up for bigger djs and gain new fans. Gee maintains his global following on Casafonda Radio London “Notes From The Underground” every Tuesday and Friday as well as on DanceGruv.Net “Deep In The Gee Spot” every Saturday nite prime time. Currently Markie is performing live dates with The Doug Wimbish Allstars featuring Doug Wimbish (Sugar Hill Gang/Tackhead), Corey Glover (Living Colour) and Daru Jones (Jack White) and headlined 2 fundraisers for Bernie Sanders in NYC. His monthly residency in Brooklyn at The Rookery pairs him with his mentor Kris Bones (Genaside II/The Prodigy).  

http://markiegee.com
SKYPE:  markie.gee
markiegee@housemusic.com



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