Sleaze at Wonderland - 4/6 - davOmakesbeats / Keenan Orr / Lemz

SLEAZE is a new monthly party blending the darker sides of disco with forward-thinking techno. We pay homage to past eras of gay nightlife & culture in order to usher in a new breed of LGBT nightlife in Washington, DC. We aim to bring you the highest caliber of underground DJs and performers from all over while highlighting incredible local talent. Thursday, April 6th, 2017 Doors @ 9 PM $5 LINEUP: davOmakesbeats (SF, Double Duchess / Swagger Like Us) davOmakesbeats is the resident DJ of Swagger Like Us, producer and owner of Molly House Records, and former member of the electro-hop duo Double Duchess. Originally from the DMV area, a lot of his edits and overall production styles are inspired from Baltimore club, tribal breaks, along with various house and hip-hop elements. Swagger Like Us is an institution for queer parties in the Bay Area, and while curating these events along with his business partner, he just finished producing the labels first EP. Molly House Volume 1 is scheduled for release on May 5, 2017. Keenan Orr (DC, Tigerbomb) Armed with the ability to read a crowd and plan accordingly, Keenan Orr is currently focusing on using music to bridge the gap between the splintered scene of DC. Bouncing from Chicago House, Baltimore Club, Electro, Disco and classics of the 80's and 90's, Orr has landed residencies at a number of clubs around the city, including Ten Tigers Parlour, Cobalt, Marvin, and Rock and Roll Hotel. In 2010, DJ Keenan was named the DC DJ of the year by Washington City Paper. Known for clean mixing and a good ear for music, Orr makes a lasting impression on all that have the privilege to experience his set. With a constantly growing fan base behind him, DJ Keenan's arrival to the international DJ scene seems imminent. Lemz (DC, Normaling) As a producer, Lemz slides between a myriad of genres with a grace enviable by many. His original productions pull from Electro, Disco, Baltimore Club, Techno, Industrial, Minimal, and straight up Pop music - sometimes all on a single tune. At the tender age of 12, when most of us were preoccupied about sitting at the "cool table" in the cafeteria, Lemz was teaching himself to DJ. The California native was playing show he couldn't attend as a mere audience member. Lemz was playing in clubs when you were still in your backyard clubhouses. www.sleazeparty.com