The Rotation
The Rotation: Your Pacific Northfresh Summer Day Party Series. 21+
Tickets:
– Purchase per event
– Online: $20 In person: $30 ($20 with cash & apps)
– Non-refundable
Line Up
July 3rd:
– SHES GUCCI – Born in Mexico, based in Seattle Shesgucci pushes forward traditional + modern Latinx diaspora & neo-Perreo sounds on sets as a way to recognize roots and culture. Sonidos mixtos. music of all sorts
– TOYA B – Dj Toya B is a Seattle based Dj from Tacoma. She’s a fan of fashion and cutting edge club music. Toya B is known to set the party off right with a variety of genres from hip hop to r&b with a dose of club selections. With Toya B on the decks you are guaranteed to bounce and vibe with a dash of glitter.
– KWEEN KAYSH – KWEEN KAYSH, a queer black femme DJ hailing from Seattle, Washington, she grew up falling in love with harmonies, rhythms, and tempos. KWEEN KAYSH is never afraid to change the direction of the music she spins. She loves taking the crowd on an unforgettable melodic journey, pulling from a diverse set of genres: hip-hop/r&b, soul/funk, house/techno, afro beats and translates them into an extraordinary & unique set.
July 10th
– Cousin Chris – Cousin Chris has been making noise in the clubs since 2016. Chris draws a lot of inspiration from his community, fellow DJ peers/friends, his background in performing arts, and the underground music scene.
– Lanae Missfit – Queer black woman. Educator. Marvel Nerd
– KWEEN KAYSH – KWEEN KAYSH, a queer black femme DJ hailing from Seattle, Washington, she grew up falling in love with harmonies, rhythms, and tempos. KWEEN KAYSH is never afraid to change the direction of the music she spins. She loves taking the crowd on an unforgettable melodic journey, pulling from a diverse set of genres: hip-hop/r&b, soul/funk, house/techno, afro beats and translates them into an extraordinary & unique set.
July 17th
– Exesive – Latinx non binary queenster, anchored in Ecuador by heart, Seattle by fate aqui pa’romperla. A creature of the moon, they grew up hearing the thumping of the music the adults were dancing in the walls in their youth and embodied those beats in their hips when older. Here to shake it WITH and FOR queer thirsty audiences. Follow them on instagram @exesive__ and venmo @mijx-
– Siempre Bruja – Tropical Mexican DJ. Intercultural latinx beats *No creo en fronteras because I prefer bailar.*
– La Superior – Josephine Figueroa is a Peruvian American lens-based multimedia artist and DJ. As co-founder and featured DJ La Superior for La Choloteca, a Latinx dance party in Atlanta, she has drawn attention to Latinx issues in the South such as immigration reform, voters rights, destigmatizing HIV, and dismantling patriarchy.This “party with a mission” was created as a safe and inclusive space for all identities who want to experience the diversity of Latin American Music & culture within a community actively working towards uplifting Latinx experiences in the South.Expect a wide variety of music in her sets from Cumbia to Reggaeton and Salsa to Perreo. Her love for music is expansive and you are sure to join in and dance with her!
July 24
– TOYA B – Dj Toya B is a Seattle based Dj from Tacoma. She’s a fan of fashion and cutting edge club music. Toya B is known to set the party off right with a variety of genres from hip hop to r&b with a dose of club selections. With Toya B on the decks you are guaranteed to bounce and vibe with a dash of glitter.
– T.Reverie -T. Reverie, queer Brazilian DJ from São Paulo, who loves strong coffee and bike rides. Their sets blend Brazilian funk, disco, house, dancehall and 2000’s nostalgia mashups.
– SRG – Born and raised in Los Angeles California. I draw my inspiration from a mixture of Latin and Hip-Hop sounds that I heard growing up. Always looking to mix the two and provide a sound everyone can vibe and relate to.
July 31
– SHES GUCCI – Born in Mexico, based in Seattle Shesgucci pushes forward traditional + modern Latinx diaspora & neo-Perreo sounds on sets as a way to recognize roots and culture. Sonidos mixtos. music of all sorts
– KWEEN KAYSH – KWEEN KAYSH, a queer black femme DJ hailing from Seattle, Washington, she grew up falling in love with harmonies, rhythms, and tempos. KWEEN KAYSH is never afraid to change the direction of the music she spins. She loves taking the crowd on an unforgettable melodic journey, pulling from a diverse set of genres: hip-hop/r&b, soul/funk, house/techno, afro beats and translates them into an extraordinary & unique set.
– KBoogie – KB0OGIE aka KB (she/her) is a First-Gen, Filipinx-American DJ, dancer, and student based on Duwamish Coast Salish Land. Born in SoCal, raised in the PNW, and grown in a musical household, her influences range from house, disco, boogaloo, jazz, R&B, hip hop, EDM, rock, and alternative/indie. Her love of music, worldly travels, and background in dance and music education inspired her to experiment with universal beats and eclectic sounds. On deck, she blends unique genres that foster creative expression, collaboration, and community-building while bringing a fun and colorful vibe to every occasion.
Food and drink
There will be a bar and small bites to order from the venue. This is a no-host bar/menu (aka you gotta pay for your own food and drink!)
COVID precautions
Venue is 100% outdoors. CO VID vaccines will be required. mask use is encouraged. Please do not come to the events if you are feeling sick. let’s do our part and care for one another.
About your hosts
Kween Kaysh: KWEEN KAYSH, a queer black femme DJ hailing from Seattle, Washington, she grew up falling in love with harmonies, rhythms, and tempos. KWEEN KAYSH is never afraid to change the direction of the music she spins. She loves taking the crowd on an unforgettable melodic journey, pulling from a diverse set of genres: hip-hop/r&b, soul/funk, house/techno, afro beats and translates them into an extraordinary & unique set.
La Roxay: Roxana Pardo Garcia aka La Roxay is a self-identifying Hood Intellectual Xingona who was born and raised on occupied Coast Salish Territory. Roxana is the Certified Xingona, Founder, and Cultural Worker of two small businesses, La Roxay Productions and Hood Intellectual Xingona. She is also the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Alimentando al Pueblo. She is a graduate of Highline High School, the University of Washington, and forever a student of these streets and life. She was named one of Seattle Times 2020 Local Heroes and the 2021 Burien Citizen of the Year.