Werd. | DJ Patrick

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DJ Patrick digs deep in his record bins for the WERDos this Sunday.
WERD. presents DJ PATRICK (Bop 40, AYLI)

Patrick Lotilla aka DJ Patrick understands that making bodies move isn't all physics. Sometimes, it takes a bit of poetry. Based out of Oakland, DJ Patrick has been stringing together stories by way of his dj sets. It's a style he picked up DJ'ing on KALX 90.7FM, a humble 50 year+ college radio station serving the diverse Berkeley community. KALX developed an eclecticism that's become a signature to DJ Patrick's sound, so while he's no longer piecing together Gamelan, Jungle, and Jazz, he keeps things interesting on the dance floor with his wide taste in dance music. These days, DJ Patrick can be heard peddling a sound that's warm and inviting. It's a sound he grew into during his time with BROUHAHA, a dj collective he co-founded back in 2013 and gave him the opportunity to share the stage with Todd Edwards, Awesome Tapes from Africa, and DJ Fett Burger to name a few. Such acts inspired DJ Patrick to go searching for music energized with humor and vitality, a je ne sais quoi with a four-on-the-floor beat. So, whether it's Zanzibar-inspired House or City Pop, Krautrock edits or Sheffield Bleep, all are likely to find it's way into the stanzas of a DJ Patrick set.

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////// Links /////////
https://www.instagram.com/pqtrjck/
https://soundcloud.com/patricklotilla

Every Sunday WERD!
9pm-? / 101 6th Street / Monarch
$8 presale available > www.monarchsf.com

OR join The WERD. for advanced presale tickets 😉 , upcoming guest announcements, members special offers here > www.werd.info

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Unfortunately, due to the recent outbreak of the COVID-19 Delta variant, we have to make some changes to our entry + mask requirements to ensure patron, staff, and community safety.

Entry
- Proof of full vaccination required

- We are currently not accepting negative tests in place of this.

We recommend setting up your QR vaccine record:
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Masks
- Required, per SF city guidelines