It's All HOUSE music all the time with local favorite Steve Synfull. From Deep, Funky and Progressive to Tech & Electro, this Funky Buddha Lounge resident DJ knows how to get you movin'.

Uriah West started Djing in 2002 at the age of 22 although his love for house music began 2 years earlier. He was schooled about underground house music while going to school in Kansas City after meeting Joey C, David D, and Chris D of Deep Fix Records. After moving to Denver in 2002, Uriah started mixing records in his basement for hours at a time while recording most of his sessions. Within a year Uriah was dragging his turntables to any house party that would have him. In 2003, Uriah began his residency at Denver’s premier after-hours club 2AM, playing several nights a week until late 2006. While holding down his residency, he began playing at Denver’s signature clubs, The Church and Vinyl and also regularly played in Kansas City at one of the biggest underground house nights at the time, Frisky. Uriah has played along-side some of the best DJ’s/Producers in the industry to include Mark Farina, DJ Sneak, Diz, Derrick Carter and Heather to name a few. In 2006, Uriah and production partner Ejay began Bump Shop Music, showcasing top-quality tracks from respected producers like the Sound Diggers, Jonn Hawley, Matthew Brian and Evan Rhodes to name a few. Uriah has since started the 5280 Music label as a solo project. Between the two labels, DJ’s from across the globe including DJ Heather, Scud Bloom, Joey Youngman, and John Larner have been heard playing the Bump Shop Music and 5280 sounds. In late 2007, Uriah and Ejay began collaborating with Jack Roldan to bring house music back to the underground in Denver’s warehouse district, late-night style. With strong local line-ups and the occasional headliner, Uriah West and his posse are quickly become a staple in Denver’s underground house music community.

Brett Starr has a passion for elevating the tonal vibration of his environment with music and it's an ancient driving force behind who he is. In this cycle of life, it all began with his participation in the angst of the 2nd wave Southern California Punk Rock scene. Guitar was his weapon of choice as he began writing and performing at age 12. But when the anger of adolescence wore off, Brett found the love and mystery of the late 90's West Coast electronica underground to be his new home.

It wasn't too many long nights at underground afterhours and Los Angeles massives, staring up at the likes of DJ Dan, Donald Glaude, DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter, Mark Farina and the many other masters who led the movement, before his determination turned to creation of this magical experience known as House Music. Beginning long hard the path of The DJ at a small venue in Santa Barbara CA called NYM, and throwing parties on the central coast of CA, it wasn't long before Brett rose to the ranks of 'San Francisco House Local' by joining Kinetic Grooves and Thump Radio in The City. Multiple residencies and steady appearances there and out of town occurred until 2004 when Brett Starr moved to Denver, Colorado to be near his birthtown of Boulder.

Between California and Colorado Brett Starr has performed as a House Music DJ for over ten years along side icons such as Jesse Saunders, Marshall Jefferson, DJ Disciple, Doc Martin, Jeno, Miss Honey Dijon, the list goes on and on. Brett has performed under innumerable creative and technical circumstances and in uncountable venues and event styles. Always funky and sexy, sometimes deep and sometimes bangin', Brett Starr never fails to sonically move the moment to a higher frequency regardless of the environment. Production-wise, Brett Starr has written tracks under the name "Raygun Starrman" and is working with the aliases "Rounded Corners" and "The Frame Dragger" in association to his DJ name on upcoming projects.