Sing Sing Seattle Seattle
Written by Hank Stram /// photos by Harry Waters
Grab an atlas. Flip to the States. Zoom in on the west coast. Two regions comprise the left coast. Notice the region of California. Now spot Cascadia above. This region spans the Cascade Mountain Range of the Pacific Northwest. Below surface is the Cascadian sub-duction zone home of a devastating quake in the year 1700. A record breaking shake that shook the shit of the area.
Cascadia is still blowing up today. The epicenter of this ruckus pinpoints a choice location in Seattle. At the War Room one can simulate a 1700 earthquake experience when Death of the Party and Puma presents “SING SING” dance party. With a dedicated following, this event gets folks out of the house in smashing outfits with moves that kill. Mix that with solid bass and party jams that are fucking ridiculous and you get the idea. “My mind was completely blown! So much fun! I love you Sing Sing!” blogs a visitor from Los Angeles, California. On a night Death of the Party throws this ass shaking competition it does shine as the biggest party on the West Coast. Owner/operator of Death of the Party, Seattle DJ and promoter Clayton Vomero aka Pretty Titty is the architect of
this hipster dance party at the War Room every first and third Friday. Vomero’s extensive experience commencing in New York has given him the ability to appreciate and recognize great music. And “dancing has always been the primary focus. I hate people who throw parties and look like they’re having a terrible time.” details Clayton. The goal is to bring the best talent there is to Seattle. And again and again, Sing Sing bring brings it. Given the right circumstances any one night could change your life. Chances are likely it will happen on a 1st or 3rd Friday of the month at Sing Sing the hippest party in Seattle! Shitzpopin
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