Denver’s very own alternative-pop artist, this broken beat, is a highly versatile & eclectic group. Influenced by a wide-range of genres & music styles, you are sure to take part in an exclusive experience when in the room with them. this broken beats’s engaging live presence has led them to perform with various national acts including The Unlikely Candidates, Vinyl Theater, Badflower, David Crowder & a few others. They've toured all around Colorado and its midwest encompassing states. They continue to rack up air time on Denver’s most prominent alternative station Clear Channel KTLC 93.3, and their debut 13-song LP record, “What’s On Your Mind?” was featured in Denver’s Westword and 5280 Magazine. In a fatefully orchestrated turn of events they also sold out their hometown album release show at the Marquis Theater (500 capacity) late 2017. 

Fresh out the gate this broken beat is gaining momentum quickly! They thrive in whatever performance setting they find themselves from acoustic intimate settings to full-production high-energy venues. Take a moment to listen in if you haven’t because this is an artist you don’t want to miss!

Soundtrack to theater production of, Zensation, Auto Biography of a Bad Yogi depicting a peek inside the mind of someone attempting to meditate for the first time, and then after years of practise. Designed to inspire and encourage begining meditators and offer another persective on an approach to meditation practise for seasoned yogi's.

Under a starry, quiet and peaceful night sky, a group of Christians earnestly awaiting the return of the Savior sing and dance to cheerful music. When they hear the joyful news “God has returned” and “God has uttered new words”, they are surprised and excited. They think: “God has returned? He has already appeared?!” With curiosity and uncertainty, one after another, they step into the journey of seeking God’s new words. In their arduous seeking, some people are questioning while others simply accept it. Some people look on without comment, while others make suggestions and search for answers in the Bible—they look but in the end it is fruitless…. Just when they become discouraged, a witness brings them a copy of the Age of Kingdom Bible, and they are deeply attracted to the words in the book. What kind of book is this really? Have they actually found the new words that God has uttered in that book? Have they welcomed the appearance of God?