Have you noticed a theme here of us giving away stuff? Well we have another one for you. We are giving away a pair of tickets to catch POSSO tomorrow night at The Larimer Lounge joining them will be London Dugeon, Boyhollow, and DJ Mo: Rockin. For those of you unfamiliar with the two lovely ladies, and I emphasize lovely read below. They are also gracing the new cover of Nylon Magazine (Singapore). To win simply comment on our Facebook page what # issue of Nylon the duo is currently gracing the cover of.

In the pursuit of all things creative, Posso has garnered worldwide attention as DJs and avant-guarde designers. As DJs, Posso has performed at super clubs, fashion events, and festivals all around the world including Summer Sonic Music Festival in Japan, Hellow Music Fest in Mexico, Pacific Fest in Orange County, including LA's HARD Holy Ship cruise to the Bahamas this coming January. In 2007, childhood friends Marylouise Pels and Vanessa Giovacchini of Posso launched their collaborative project of fashion forward leather spats and leather accessories worn by celebrities and musicians like Rihanna, Victoria Beckham and Katie Perry. Parlaying their influence on design and culture in the music and fashion world, Posso has designed a capsule clothing collection for Volcom for both Spring and Summer 2012, and is currently writing and co-producing an album of original dance music to be part of their live DJ show.

November third at the Bluebird was definitely an interesting mix of music, but Denver certainly came ready to dance. Hailing from Colorado Springs, Option4 opened up the night with some quality house mixes, amping the crowd’s energy level. He never stopped moving for his entire set, and you couldn’t help but move with the music. He remixed the likes of Bag Raiders and Duck Sauce to great effect, and I expect that Option4’s name will become more recognizable as time goes on. Another Colorado native, Boyhollow, brought a bit of a heavier, more dubstep-ish sound to the stage, mixing his first song into the last beats of Option4’s closing number. Most easily recognizable were his remixes of Cut/Copy and Chromeo, all while playing a variety of music. Boyhollow is one of the hardest working DJs in the Denver area. He is the resident DJ at LipGloss and is constantly spinning four or five nights a week throughout the city. Not only is he a solid DJ with a local following, but a truly humble guy. He shook hands in the crowd while supporting Miami Horror.

At first, the transition from Boyhollow to Miami Horror seemed strange, going from Boyhollow’s mohawk and electro music to the bouncy group of Australian hipsters. However, once Miami Horror got their electro disco sound rolling, the transition was seamless. Much to the crowd’s delight, they played almost continuously for the entire set, with a twenty minute stint. The energy never faded throughout the night, and they proved to be absolute crowd pleasers. As the chords faded on their final song, the crowd called for an encore, and got what they asked for. The encore consisted of two songs, the last being a take on The Talking Heads’ “Once in a Lifetime,” bringing a smile to my face. But, the crowd wasn’t satisfied just yet, and the cries of “One more song!” were rewarded with a second encore. It was apparent that this crowd wasn’t done with the foursome. Josh Moriarty, the lead singer, proclaimed that this is why they loved Denver, and the music continued.

Laura