DEEP  this week        August 26, 2007   REMINDER! This Sunday at DEEP the Queens of House hold court as each celebrates a new release. Colette's Push album  Heather's Summer Sessions 2 CD are both available in stores now.   Please join us for another hot summer night as Colette  and Heather bring a ladies' touch to DEEP.  The city of Chicago will be well represented as Todd Omotani also heats up the dance floor, making his debut at DEEP. Marques will be back from spinning in Bali and Korea to close out the night in DEEP's hometown.  You'll mos def want to get there early and stay the whole night! Interested in meeting Colette and Heather?  There will be a meet-and-greet at DEEP this Sunday at 11:30 pm by the merchandise table.  They will be signing autographs and Tees! DEEP apparel is on sale! Last season's styles are only 2 for $20! Get yours this week before they're all gone! September 9th, at Marques's next resident night with special guest Osunlade, everyone wearing a DEEP shirt will get in for half price! Don't miss out!   This Sunday 8/26: Colette and DJ Heather with Todd Omotani and Marques Wyatt Vanguard: 6021 Hollywood Blvd., 90028 |  9PM - 4AM  |  $15 BEFORE 10 PM | BUY TICKETS      Colette   was one of the first DJ's to mix personal vocals with the music she spins, helping to create a new genre of performance in the electronic  world.  Colette grew up watching and listening to the likes of Derrick Carter and Mark Farina, absorbing these informal lessons to hone her own DJ skills at the turn of the 90s. The classical music student has a sweet-but-sultry voice, which she began to use to sing and freestyle over other DJs' house music sets at the age of 16. Colette feels no better rush or excitement than that which comes from improvising in front of a crowd. Fellow headliner and SuperJane collective founding member DJ Heather helped Colette overcome the fear of spinning in front of a crowd. DEEP fans are up for a treat this Sunday, as Colette gives them a taste of her new album Push . And house fans should expect no less than great dance music as Colette only continues to dish out the best blend of her vocals and signature mixes.   Her first artist album, Hypnotized became the most downloaded dance album in America on iTunes. Hypnotized also included the dance floor burner "What Will She Do For Love" (Billboard's No. 1 Dance Club Play Single) and the title track, which was licensed to The Devil Wears Prada soundtrack.        djcolette.com          myspace.com/djcolette With 15 years of experienced behind her, DJ Heather   has grown to become one of the Windy City’s main DJ exports.   Heather was exposed to an eclectic household music collection including jazz, blues, rock, soul, and folk as a child. She started as a hip hop DJ, but the propensity to play house increased with each gig. DJ Heather now specializes in house as she infuses disco, classic house and techno to her sets and maintains a soulful, head bobbin' approach that is reminiscent of hip hop.   Heather formed the first known female DJ collectives, SuperJane with Colette and Dayhota. A mixtape landing in the hands of a promoter, led to Heather's first trip to Paris. This opportunity led to Heather's transformation as a local DJ to a regular in the international circuit.   She has played across Europe, and was the first African American woman to play in South Africa. Heather played with Mark Farina for three of his Mushroom Jazz series' tours. Heather won the Dancestar Award for Breakthrough DJ in 2002. She recently released the album Summer Sessions 2.                       ilovedjheather.com          myspace.com/djheather                                                Vancouver's Todd Omotani is famous for tearing it up on the dance floors of his legendary club residencies with his ass shaking blend of house and garage. Omotani was lucky enough to have been introduced to house music in Calgary, Alberta by Canadian house music pioneer DJ Rice in the summer of 1987. In 1995 Todd’s best friend took him on a trip to the house music mecca of Chicago, Illinois. On his trips to Chicago, Todd formed strong friendships and bonds with DJ Heather, DJ Colette, Tim “Home & Garden” Shumaker, Gene Farris, Johnny Fiasco, Légo, Mark Grant, JDub, and Derrick Carter. But the key person that led to Omotani's learning and absorbing the Chicago style of DJing / production was the notorious Diz. Returning back to Vancouver with his newfound knowledge, Omotani’s following grew to legendary status through notorious house nights at Vancouver’s biggest and most famous clubs, the world renowned Sonar, Shine, Bar None, Ginger 62, Celebrities, and Saturday resident for 7 years at the infamous “The World” afterhours. Todd's renowned residency at SOLID in Tokyo dubbed him the innovator behind the party which is now considered to be the city's foremost club night.  He now makes his debut at DEEP       myspace.com/toddomotani   Next week at DEEP: 9/2 Timmy Regisford Labor Day Weekend Blow Out Last year, over 1600 people attended! We will reach capacity! 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