Join us this Friday, 12.4.2009 at 7:30pm, for a private screening of the short film, “We,” directed by Carl R. Jaeger.

“We” is the story of two men trying to put their marriage back together. Unsure why Adam left him in NY more than three months earlier, Sam has flown across the country to San Francisco to see if they can make their relationship work. It is clear that they love each other, but is love enough? Once certain choices are made, can they be undone?  Planning a few days drive across the country to spend some much needed time together, will they be helped or hindered by what they find in the middle of the country? In the end, will their friends
and family support them?

As many states across America struggle to make room for gay marriage,
“We” explores a few days in the lives of two men struggling to be
together.

Several talented artists have agreed to let “We” use their music to tell this story. The funds raised at this work in progress screening will be used to defray the cost of music in the film.

If you have already donated to the film in some way, please come join us as our guest. For all others, there will be a $10.00 door charge. Wine will flow freely, and the well drinks and beer will be discounted for our event.

Let’s tell this story together.

We Trailer 60 sec from Artemis Client on Vimeo.

Of course, the best view of the dance floor of the Endup is from the DJ booth.  DJ Robbie Martin gave us just that in his new videos of Ghettodisco!!!  Enjoy!!!

We are so excited to have Jenn Cuneta LIVE tomorrow at the Endup’s Shangri-La 2nd anniversary party.  Don’t miss it!   

ALEX UNDER (aka Friendly People)The last time Alex Under played for us, his intense aural onslaught had the Endup crowd going absolutely mental, and prompted resident Alland Byallo to name it in an online interview as the best live PA he’s ever seen.  We are therefore supremely excited to welcome this talented young producer and label owner back for another sweat-soaked dancefloor pummeling before he heads to Detroit for a headlining set at this year’s DEMF. 

AGARIC (aka Patrik Skoog)Patrik Skoog began producing in the 90’s, originally focusing on a harder techno sound which brought him global notoriety.  These days he goes by Agaric, an alias with which he delves into the slower, deeper realms of techno and house.  With over a decade of experience and over 100 vinyl releases to his name, his extended live performance is sure to excite chin-strokers and rug-cutters alike.

Thanks everyone who came to celebrate Devotion 7th Year Anniversary. It was an absolutely wonderful reunion of friends along with wonderful music. Please see the photos here. Also, check out Marke B.’s blog from the Bay Guardian here. Check out some youtube videos:

Thank you again and Devotion will be back in June to celebrate Pride with you.