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Dec 7, 2015 1 hr 4 min

Deckard - Episode 118

from The Armory Podcast Hosted by DJ Zach Moore

Born and bred in Washington, Keith Harris (a.k.a. Deckard) started DJ-ing in 2000, at venues and clubs in Seattle and Canada. He moved to San Francisco in 2005 where his skills and talent evolved and became even more prolific, garnering interest and accolade and earning him a spot in the underground music scene. Deckard made his big splash as a member of Coda in 2006 at Burning Man. Soon after he joined forces with the Space Cowboys whose parties are legendary in San Francisco and Burning Man and whose Ripecast podcast was nominated for Best Podcast of the Year by Breakspoll for 2013. Mixing together a blend of music selection including, but certainly not limited to breakbeat, nu funk, and house, Deckard keeps crowds on their feet and moving backed by his unique sound and ability to mix genres whether it be playing a sunrise set at Breakfast of Champions or closing down the main room in front of a packed warehouse. Deckard has performed in a variety of venues on the west coast and Canada with DJs such as Jondi & Spesh, Uberzone, Lee Coombs, Plump DJs, Dylan Rhymes, Meat Katie, Elite Force/Simon Shackleton, Worthy and more. For more information on Deckard visit: https://soundcloud.com/deckard-dj http://www.deckard-dj.com/ https://www.facebook.com/DJ-Deckard-103355413814/ https://twitter.com/dj_deckard Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

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