Boulder Ecstatic Movement Tribe with DJ MAGI & Contact Improv Class

About This Event

Ecstatic Movement tribe (EMT)Sliding Scale $12-$33 Cash(Venmo if needed $15 Minimum)7:00-8:00pm Contact Class w/ Tammy8:15-10:00pm Ecstatic DanceSnacks & Water BonfireFlow toys welcome Contact Class (7-8pm) W/ TammyWe will be creating a safe container to practice beginner level contact Improv. creative and spontaneous elements of improvisation with a focused approach to learning technique that can easily be translated on the dance floor with others.Find your freedom to express movement through your skeleton and through sharing contact with others. We'll work on proximity, weight sharing, pushing, pulling, and changing levels as forms of musical expression. Special Guest DJ MAGI aka Malacai KenjiThe intention behind this set is to create a loving and healing vibrational container to connect to the inner and outer divine essence of ourselves. Emphasis will be on a sexy soulful journey through music! MAGI has been a DJ for 21 years, and a multi instrumentalist (Keyboard, Trumpet, Bass guitar) musician since the age of 6. Originally from near Sacramento, CA, he started on vinyl during the rave days, playing House, Breaks, and Electro everywhere from underground warehouse parties to larger outdoor free renegades and Burning Man in 2009 & 2011. Having moved to Colorado in 2012, Malacai is now a resident DJ at Nitro Club in Boulder, has embraced digital DJing using Serato, and has expanded his genres to include almost everything: Tribal dance, bass heavy remixes, glitch & hip hop, trip hop and downtempo, and specially curated ecstatic dance sets that tell a soulful story! https://www.facebook.com/malacaikenji?mibextid=9R9pXOsoundcloud.com/thedjmagiDANCE Space principles, values and guidelines- Be clear, Be present No alcohol.-Consent is key Clear YES, & No. - Come as You are, judgment free space.- Respect yourself and respect others boundaries and personal space.- Focused on nonverbal connection (no talking on the dance floor)- No phones and cameras in the dance space