ELECTRONIC MUSIC LABEL - KEYFRAME

After the release of San TRANCEcisco, Keyframe Entertainment signed DJ Jason Knight and released: As wide as an open sky


" As Wide as an open sky" is an electronic music gem refracting smooth, psychedelic, tribal and progressive light. REVIEW: http://www.raves.com/cdreviews/show/129/EKKO-ASWIDEASTHEOPENSKY

Bridging the underground culture with the mainstream, Keyframe Entertainment's mission is to share the SF Bay Area sound globally. Keyframe's reach covers the musical genres of underground Psychedelic Trance, House, Drum & Bass, Breaks, Electro, and Progressive Trance.

Julian Reyes is the founder of Keyframe Entertainment and the SF Representative for the Ultra Music Festival (with more than 200+ artists/djs/producers and 50,000 music fans). Julian is the co-founder of Dream GenieUs, the only VIP services company in the Bay Area and the San Francisco VIP host for the Karma Foundation.

Julian has been asked to speak in the latest Independent film about dance culture: (III) http://www.thefederationofearth.com/ and also works with Pure Digital Technologies ~ http://www.theflip.com

Where to submit music:

Email Keyframe with links to Music

Keyframe ENtertainment is in gear to release one more compilation this year.

Styles considered: All subgenres of Trance, Progressive/Tech/Hard House, and Techno.

Rates for DJs:

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ALl DJs rates vary upon availability and details of performance. Please email a detailed request and you will recive an anser in under 24hrs.

UMF MIAMI: Friday, March 26 - TIËSTO, SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA, ERIC PRYDZ, PASSION PIT, THE CRYSTAL METHOD LIVE, CARL COX, DIRTY SOUTH, RABBIT IN THE MOON, INFECTED MUSHROOM. Saturday, March 27 - DEADMAU5, GROOVE ARMADA LIVE, CARL COX, FAITHLESS SOUND SYSTEM LIVE, ARMIN VAN BUUREN, MAJOR LAZER, BASSNECTAR, STEVE AOKI, ATB, GLITCH MOB, DIPLO, LTJ BUKEM,

About Burning Man:

Burning Man is an annual experiment in temporary community dedicated to radical self-expression and radical self-reliance.

Burning Man is an eight-day annual event that takes place in Black Rock City, a temporary city on the playa of the Black Rock Desert in the U.S. state of Nevada, 90 miles (150 km) north-northeast of Reno, ending on the American Labor Day holiday in September. The event is described by organizers as an experiment in community, radical self-expression, and radical self-reliance[1] and takes its name from the ritual burning of a large wooden effigy on Saturday evening.

About The
Federation
of Earth:

(III) - http://www.thefederationofearth.com/

“Interview with Director by Michael Moran"

This summer, a film will be released out of San Francisco that is the all-encompassing electronic dance music film. Not tagging the subject of the documentary to any one particular genre, the film investigates the ‘experience’ of electronic music and later explores the culture that has emerged out of that experience.

Coming from an outsider’s perspective, the film-maker, award-winning Anthropologist Jeronimo, had no previous experience or knowledge of the culture when he began his research.
“ I had never been to a rave, and next thing I know I’m in the middle of the mountains in British Columbia with 10,000 people dancing for 5 days with a camera in hand!” Jeronimo has been touring parties all over North America for two-years, and also parties in Europe and Argentina.
With the tag line of an apocalyptic and revolutionary glint - “In the twilight of human history a global culture will emerge…” We know that this film has more to say of the culture than “It’s just about dancing on drugs….”
“ It was altogether inspiring for me to discover a culture based on this self-altering principle that is triggered by an experience practiced by shamans since the beginning of human history.” Jeronimo says.

The film covers everything from the emergence of House Music, to alleged contact with aliens. Interestingly enough, the film doesn’t have a name, it is instead going by a mathmatical, alsmost metaphysical interpretive symbol.

“ This culture has encountered problems with terminology and what to call itself. These experiences are beyond language, and should be in a place where it’s kept open-sourced.”
It has been designed with musicians and VJ artists into an ‘experience’ with one section of the film utilizing a hard-hitting baseline and hypnotic visual effects to recreate the trance experience for those in the theaters. The film is due to circulate parties and festivals all over the world before it is released to the general public on the big screen. Just watch for the symbol...