Washington, DC-based DJ and producer Will Eastman otherwise known as PENTAMON, 1/3 of the group Volta Bureau (along with Outputmessage and Micah Vellian) and co-owner of U Street Music Hall, named by the Washington Post “best dance club in the region.” The Washington Post named him “one of DC’s titan DJs” and DJ authority Discobelle called him “a new force to be reckoned with.” Eastman’s original tracks and remixes have received support from a wide range of DJs and media coverage from BBC Radio 1 and NPR, among many others.

While the District of Columbia has seen a fluctuation of creative types recently, few artists have influenced the scene as prolifically as OZKER. Organic and locally grown, OZKER has established himself in the past few years as one of DC's hardest working DJ, producer, graphic designer and mural artist, all the while spreading that undeniable aura of being a loveable, huggable type of guy. His devotion to the infectious groove and its counterpart, the bottomless beat, is matched only by his devotion to that trademark follicle foliage that you're bound to see bobbing up and down behind turntables throughout the city!

Ozker has opened for such noted talent as Dillon Francis, The Bloody Beetroots, Will Eastman, Gigamesh, Classixx, Tensnake, Oliver, The 2 Bears, Bit Funk, Anna Lunoe & Nickodemus, amongst many others. He holds several monthly residencies in the city, including nights at Eighteenth St Lounge, Dodge City, Marvin and the Velvet Lounge.

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