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We have a pair of tickets to give out to the XYLEM Visionary Electronic Music event this Friday . To win, comment on this post below why you would like to attend . Four winners will be drawn on Friday.

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From our sponsors at XYLEM:
Sprout Productions presents: XYLEM Visionary Electronic Music Event

Featuring: Sugarpill | Quade (Ball of Wax) | Kitty-D | Plumblyne

AND Live Painting, Visual Projections and independent vendors.

Friday, Feb. 11 at The Whiskey Bar (http://whiskeybarpdx.com/)

31 NW 1ST street (near NW 1ST and COUCH)
Portland, OR
21+ with ID | $12 door
Doors 9 p.m. | Show 10 p.m.

Sugarpill specializes in in bouncing bass, sideways beats and experiments of noise and is a master of both the creation and delivery of polytemponic glitch. Residing in Los Angeles yet living in a twisted world of sound, this young artist stays dosed to the eyelids in chopped-up samples, meticulously tweaked beats and obese waves of bass. His original tracks combined with explosive live DJ sets confirm for the producer a powerful spot at the forefront of West Coast future sound.

When not busy fighting for free oxygen on Mars, Quade travels from deep under the mountains of Mars to transmit rebel frequencies to Earthlings in the form of Reactor Starting, Cutting Edge, Mid-Tempo Dancefloor Music. Smoothly blending influences from breakbeat, dub, electro, hip hop, and IDM, layered with moody synths, deep organic grooves, bass weight, and sci-fi sound effects for Maximum Dancefloor Impact. While on Earth, Quade provides extra Martian Love Frequencies with live scratching, sampling, FX processing, on the fly mash-ups, remixes, and fluid mixing of their 100% original music.

Kitty-D rocks his mid-tempo wobbly bass, haunting melodies, and breaky alien glitch-hop styles with live manipulations and surprises. Sounds that are

inspired by life, death, and the unknown; experimenting with sound waves to incite healing, crunk, and emotional madness.  At 13, Kitty-D started experimenting with outboard audio equiment and patching cheap keyboards, samplers, drum machines, effects processors, and electric guitars through various recording devices. After going to his first “rave” parties, he was inspired by the possibilities of electronic sounds coming from large quality sound systems, particularly of the subsonic realm.

Hailing from the Pacific Rim, Jeremy Plumb aka Plumblyne finds his roots at the intersection of golden age hip hop culture and underground dance music.  Originally from the SF bay, he's been cutting his teeth in the NW underground for the last decade. A student of classical violin for 8 years, he's now studying jazz/blues piano and minimalist neo classical work. Co-founder of the Portland Producers Meet Up, Plumblyne has been producing electronic music since 1995. He has a forthcoming release on Street Ritual Records and is currently working on an AV piece in collaboration with a slew of other performance artists.