JEVNE Minneapolis based Jevne’s life revolves around dance music and is shown through his dedication on all levels of the business. Known as a genuine down to earth guy, Jevne began mixing in 1993 during his college days back in the mountains of Colorado. He moved his talents back to his hometown of Minneapolis and has been a respected staple of the Minneapolis scene since 1998. Jevne has been involved with some of the biggest events to happen in Minneapolis including one of the most successful weekly club nights “Plush” at the Quest Club, where Jevne played weekly with world renowned djs like Deep Dish, Dj Dan, Donald Glaude, Paul Van Dyk, Pete Tong and Richie Hawtin for thousands of people each week. Jevne plays 5-6 nights a week in Minneapolis alone while holding down a Friday night residency at The Lounge Club (One of Minneapolis’s longest running night clubs) not to mention playing with talent from across the globe while traveling playing music. Known for playing live bass guitar along with his dj sets, Jevne has really set him self apart from the pack. Jevne has been playing bass for over 12 years and funks out a six string bass over original music while live in the mix. This is a show you do not want to miss. Jevne had the privilege of been the manager of Let It Be Records for the past six years. Let it Be was a highly respected dance music shop by many of the biggest djs in the world, it was a must stop shop for dj’s coming through Minneapolis. In June of 2005 Let it Be unfortunately closed it’s doors and Jevne moved his record buying talents to Vital Vinyl (www.vitalvinyl.com) where he is keeping Minneapolis stocked with the best releases vinyl has to offer. Jevne is a member of the Balance Record Pool (www.balancerecordpool.com). Witch is home to some of north Americas best dj’s, Jevne has access to amazing music threw the pool and is proud to be a part of presenting up front music to the listeners. With Jevne’s love and drive for dance music expect to see and hear great things from him in the future!

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