Deklun and Pace are based in Portland, Oregon. Between them you will find years of transcontinental experience pushing the universal language as soloists in most every performing scenario imaginable using their music as a vehicle to connect to people. Each has made strides independently to stand beyond the confines of their instrument: Pace with the trumpet, Deklun with the computer. In early 2010, they came together to revisit the way music is performed. Spoken. Shared. Interdependently. Having now been the musical backdrop for art houses and museums, outdoor farm and mountaintop festivals, loud and heavy rock halls, natural landscapes and living parks, farmers' markets and eclectic coffeehouses, plush intimate clubs and backwater pubs, Deklun and Pace offer a sound that presents something for everyone and caters to all ages. They reach out to whomever might gift the platform to speak to the people and let them be the judge of whether or not they have something worth sharing.

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UPCOMING LIVE SHOWS

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• Aug 6th, 2011 Saturday 6:00 PM The Gallery Zero Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://thegalleryzero.com

As one of the preeminent experimental galleries in the northwest, The Gallery Zero is a seasoned source for the senses. Artists are encouraged to move beyond their comfort zone in creating works larger than life. We return to this vibrant showcase as the musical backdrop to First Saturday.

• Sep 18th, 2011 Sunday 1:30 PM Shute Park Hillsboro, OR ALL AGES – FREE

For a seventh time, this widespread base of engineers take over Shute Park in Hillsboro for their annual Best of the Northwest Custom Car Show. Our participation in last year's meeting brought many new ears into the collective and we look forward to returning to their raw playground.

• Oct 8th, 2011 Saturday TBA Washington County Fair Complex Hillsboro, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.urbanfolkartshows.com

Urban Folk Art is a nationwide collective offering a fresh concept for the creative community. Artists are motivated to explore new collaborations in the DIY ethos. We've been given a two-day window of time to share what we do. Stay tuned for times and follow along at urbanfolkartshows.com.

• Oct 9th, 2011 Sunday TBA Washington County Fair Complex Hillsboro, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.urbanfolkartshows.com

Urban Folk Art is a nationwide collective offering a fresh concept for the creative community. Artists are motivated to explore new collaborations in the DIY ethos. We've been given a two-day window of time to share what we do. Stay tuned for times and follow along at urbanfolkartshows.com.

• Oct 31st, 2011 Monday 5:30 PM Lone Fir Cemetery Portland, OR ALL AGES – $10/person $15/family http://www.friendsoflonefircemetery.org

As the oldest and most historic cemetery in Portland, this final resting place is home to over 25,000 residents. We are the running soundtrack to the 7th Annual Tour of Untimely Departures. A truly unique event in a truly beautiful place. Details at friendsoflonefircemetery.org under the Events tab.

• Nov 19th, 2011 Saturday 7:00 PM Rendezvous / Jewel Box Theater Seattle, WA 21+ – $10 http://www.jewelboxtheater.com

We are welcomed to the other side of the forest with an exploration in sound at the Rendezvous Jewel Box Theater, a cultural staple of the Seattle scene since its inception as a speakeasy in 1927. Details to come on the final bill but know that it will be a kind evening for the senses.

PAST SHOWS

• July 10th, 2011 Sunday 3:30 PM Tickled Pink at Summerlake Park Tigard, OR ALL AGES – $25/person $40/family http://www.the3day.org

Working with sponsors for Susan G. Komen, we are honored to offer up a soundtrack to this fundraising party in the backdrop of beautiful Summerlake Park in Tigard. Know that all dollars gifted will go for a good cause in walking towards a tangible difference. 60 miles. 3 Days. 1 reason.

• July 2nd, 2011 Saturday 8:30 PM The Globe Bar and Café Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.globepdx.com

Just up the street from Colonel Summers Park at SE 20th and Belmont, you’ll find this quaint artisan café. Known for its chill atmosphere and delectable menu, The Globe is a place conducive to our export that also carries a projector on hand. Stimulate your senses as our music plays to silent Sabi

• June 16th, 2011 Thursday 6:30 PM Guardian Games Portland, OR 21+ – $10/adult http://ggportland.com/

Dungeons and Dragons. Magic: The Gathering. The Settlers of Catan. Beer. Pizza. Live music? Every third Thursday this expansive game shop tucked away off the corner of SE 3rd and Pine reserves their house for a 21+ night of gaming for all kinds. We will be the soundtrack to their role-playing lives.

• June 4th, 2011 Saturday 8:00 PM Hawthorne Theatre Portland, OR ALL AGES – $10/person http://www.hawthornetheater.com/

The big house of the Hawthorne Theatre welcomes us for a Saturday night of sharing what we do with the all-ages collective. Details to come on the final lineup. Know that it will make for an eclectic bill worthy of your dollars within this notable venue residing at SE 39th and Hawthorne.

• May 25th, 2011 Wednesday 5:30 PM Oregon Museum of Science and Industry Portland, OR 21+ – $10/adult http://omsi.edu/afterdark

We will work in direct partnership with the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry as the featured musical accompaniment to their long-running OMSI After Dark. This 21+ event is billed as an opportunity for adults to explore the museum in a child-free environment. Full details online.

• May 14th, 2011 Saturday 2:00 PM theSLATE Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.nwscionevents.com/the-slate/theslate-venue-info

Come spend Saturday afternoon with us in the company of cheap caffeinated treats by Da-Pressed Coffee and tasty homemade sweets by Sweet Pea’s Brule. Your eyes and ears will stay satisfied through our being the living soundtrack to the live chalk art of the gifted Ashley Montague. Fun for all ages.

• April 26th, 2011 Tuesday 9:00 PM Good Call Sports Bar & Grill Portland, OR 21+ – FREE

As the only family-owned Cambodian restaurant in all of Oregon, Good Call is a fitting handle for this venue located in southeast Portland. The place is known for their Cambodian and Asian fusion food, their local liquid pride on tap, and their wide taste in music. We offer ours free from 9:30PM.

• April 3rd, 2011 Sunday 7:00 AM Race for the Roses Benefitting Albertina Kerr Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE to watch, varying pay to participate http://www.race4theroses.org/

We have the honor of waking up the neighborhood surrounding this outdoor event that will feature over 5,000 runners and walkers in support of Albertina Kerr Centers. In case you’re one of them, we will be feeding your feet our sound from the corner of NW Thurman and 18th. Full details online.

• April 2nd, 2011 Saturday 6:00 PM The Gallery Zero Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://thegalleryzero.com

We will accompany a special First Saturday exhibition at this vibrant gallery located in southeast Portland. Walls will be covered by works larger-than-life in their dimensions and epically brilliant in their subject matter as we stand perpetually inspired to add our music to the collective canvas.

• March 15th, 2011 Tuesday 10:00 PM Ella Street Social Club Portland, OR 21+ – FREE

This eccentric dive bar has become a staple of the southwest Portland area for its stiff drinks served by candlelight and its mellow atmosphere. Surrounded by walls that formerly housed a funeral parlor, Ella Street is a refuge for all kinds. Tonight we are their soundtrack.

• March 3rd, 2011 Thursday 7:00 PM Cravedog Loft Gallery Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://cravedogloftgallery.wordpress.com/events

Located in the historic Old Town district, Cravedog is a place that welcomes both established and emerging artists of the northwest under the preference that they utilize unique materials in their creative process. Ours should fit nicely as the musical backdrop to their First Thursday showcase.

• February 24th, 2011 Thursday 9:00 PM Ash Street Saloon Portland, OR 21+ – $5/adult http://ashstreetsaloon.com

While we’ve been through quite a few adventures in sound since performing at this southwest Portland club some eight months ago, one thing has remained a constant: our versatility in venues that welcome us into the fold. We return live and improvised to the walls of this landmark rock hall.

• February 21st, 2011 Monday 6:30 PM Three Friends Coffee House Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://showandtellgallery.org

Every Monday, a creative collective known as the Show and Tell Gallery holds an exhibition at this café in southeast Portland. Contributing acts are tasked with spontaneous collaboration using new mediums and have sixty minutes to create something from nothing for the listening public. This is what we do.

• February 9th, 2011 Wednesday 7:00 PM Hawthorne Theatre Portland, OR 21+ – $4 http://www.hawthornetheater.com

The Hawthorne Theatre welcomes us into the big house after a successful three-part series as the soundtrack to the Hawthorne Theatre Lounge, their sexy girl next door. We move from the shadows of the stage to the spotlight and open up an evening showcase of “4 Bands, 4 Bucks.”

• February 3rd, 2011 Thursday 6:00 PM ArtBar and Bistro at PCPA Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.pcpa.com

In the heart of the prestigious Portland Center for the Performing Arts, the ArtBar and Bistro will be the grounds for this First Thursday celebration in partnership with the work of forty-nine artists representing Portland Open Studios. We are the running soundtrack to this creative collaboration.

• January 29th, 2011 Saturday 7:30 PM The Globe Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.globepdx.com

While The Globe is relatively new to the southeast Portland neighborhood, it has already gained a reputation for artisan treats both musical and culinary. Come for their pizzas...three days to make. Stay for the music...two hours it takes. Saturday night and nothing to do? From 8-10 we’ll serenade you.

• January 20th, 2011 Thursday 8:30 PM The Camellia Lounge @ The Tea Zone Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.teazone.com

Neighbor to the affluently-hip Pearl District, Camellia Lounge is a music venue inside and illuminated grotto enclosed by an exclusive teahouse. While those ears therein tend to be the sophisticated and intellectual lobes attached to jazz beatniks, the liquor-infused teas bring out all kinds of cats.

• January 7th, 2011 6:30 PM The Gallery Zero Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://thegalleryzero.com

“Our experience has taught us that art is not a repetitive competitive act but a moment based on inspiration.” These words are taken directly from The Gallery Zero website and illustrate their longstanding drive to stand out. We will be their creative partners in kind for First Friday from 7-9PM.

• December 26th, 2010 Sunday 7:00 PM Hawthorne Theatre Lounge Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.hawthornetheater.com

We return to the sexiness that is Hawthorne Theatre Lounge. This show is for those who want some Cheer on their holiday weekend that doesn’t consist of songs having to do with the roasting of chestnuts or a talking snowman or the fat red-suited stalker who likes to watch you sleep.

• December 15th, 2010 Wednesday 9:30 PM Pub at the End of the Universe Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.myspace.com/pubattheendoftheuniverse

Each Wednesday this venue puts on a night of performances billed as the Music on Mars Showcase. While participating ensembles tend to move towards the rock and jamband variety, this evening was put together to feature our special kind of export. Ambient and experimental. Live and improvised. Free.

• December 10, 2010 Friday 7:30 PM Coffee Cottage Newberg, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://coffeecottagecafe.net

We return to this eclectic bookstore and café that has been in business since opening in 1929 as the first coffee house in Newberg. It has since grown to contain a drive-thru, roasting facility, and an in-house bakery that provides tasty treats for all. We are the musical backdrop from 8:00-9:30.

• December 6th, 2010 Monday 8:00 PM The White Eagle Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.mcmenamins.com/469-white-eagle-saloon-home

As one of Portland’s oldest bars, McMenamin’s White Eagle Saloon and Hotel has seen its share of bands to come through the door...but perhaps the stage has yet to experience an export the likes of ours with three hours of continuous music. We aim to impart an emotional journey in sound. Save the date.

• December 3rd, 2010 Friday 7:30 PM Emerge Oregon Art Series at Coffee House Café Salem, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.emergeportland.com/

We return to Salem and the Coffee House Café as featured performers for the monthly Emerge Oregon Art Series. Our first appearance during the month of July increased our fan-base in Salem exponentially and we look forward to supporting this eclectic venue and its mission just as they support ours.

• November 11th, 2010 Thursday 5:30 PM Music Millennium Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.buymusichere.net/stores/musicmillennium

As the oldest record store in the Pacific Northwest, Music Millennium is a survivor. We shall take our place in the collective of bands who have performed within these walls. Bands like Little Feat and Shonen Knife. We have one hour to prove our worth. Hipsters. Skaters. Thugs. Lend us your ears. We come to make music, not to play it.

• November 5th, 2010 Friday 7:00 PM Chapters Books and Coffee Newberg, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.chaptersbooksandcoffee.com

We are the musical backdrop for the premier exhibition of local graphic artist Cole Rogers. Rogers creates art in a manner similar to the way we create music. His works are experimental in nature and leave a story for the eyes. Should be a creatively bountiful evening. Hope to see you there.

• November 1st, 2010 Monday 9:45 PM KBOO Community Radio Portland, OR http://kboo.fm/node/24627

We are playing on KBOO FM as part of the Un-Herd Radio Hour, a program showcasing emerging experimental and improvisational musicians of the northwest and beyond. The show runs from 10-11PM with an interview to precede or follow our live performance. Listen via 90.7 in Portland or online at kboo.fm.

• September 11th, 2010 Saturday ALL DAY Mt. Baker Highway Glacier, WA ALL AGES – FREE to watch, varying pay to participate http://www.norka.us

This is going to be too sublime to try and describe within the body of this window. Follow along at the Norka site online. Click on the Festival 542 tab and Google-image “Mt. Shuksan” to get an idea of the majestic backdrop to which we will be feeding our sound. Find us at play in nature for two days.

• September 12th, 2010 Sunday EARLY MORNING Mt. Baker Highway Glacier, WA ALL AGES – FREE to watch, varying pay to participate http://www.norka.us

This is going to be too sublime to try and describe within the body of this window. Follow along at the Norka site online. Click on the Festival 542 tab and Google-image “Mt. Shuksan” to get an idea of the majestic backdrop to which we will be feeding our sound. Find us at play in nature for two days.

• September 4th, 2010 Saturday 12:30 PM 2nd Street Public Market Tillamook, OR ALL AGES – FREE

Homemade fudge. Fruit-butters. Locally-produced cheese and ice-cream. Dog-biscuits made by monks. You’ll find many things at this unique farmers’ market off of 2nd and Main in downtown Tillamook...including Deklun and Pace from 1:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon.

• August 29th, 2010 Sunday 11:45 PM Shute Park Hillsboro, OR ALL AGES – FREE

This will be the sixth year of the annual Best of the Northwest Custom Car Show. We perform from 12:15-1:15 as part of the live music showcase. Held outside in the abundant of green that is Shute Park, this should be fun for all ages and yet another test of our versatility among the ever-changing public.

• August 28th, 2010 Saturday 8:30 PM Hawthorne Theatre Lounge Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.hawthornetheater.com

The first time we played in this Lounge of the Hawthorne Theatre it was found to be unexpectedly conducive to our method for making music. We return for an encore performance to this sexy room that does its part to feed birth of the spontaneous. 9:00-11:30. Free for all 21+.

• August 26th, 2010 Thursday 6:00 PM Lan Su Chinese Gardens Portland, OR PRIVATE PARTY http://www.portlandchinesegarden.org

Rumor has it there’s an Asian Carp residing in one of the ponds whose lineage dates back to the Ming Dynasty. Sure, this is just a rumor, but anything’s possible. A backdrop of bamboo, orchids, and over 400 species of plants make this a nice venue to add to the collective.

• August 12th, 2010 Thursday 6:00 PM Cascadian Nurseries Hillsboro, OR PRIVATE PARTY http://www.cascadiannurseries.com

We are featured guests for an annual gathering of the ANLD (Association of Northwest Landscape Designers), held this year at Cascadian Nurseries. While this performance is not open to the general public, we can tell you that our sound will have over one-hundred acres to play among in a naturally sublime stage.

• August 7th, 2010 Saturday 5:00 PM Hana Farms West Linn, OR ALL AGES – FREE

Hana Farms is home to an orchid population like no other. And today it will be the grounds for an outdoor event featuring conceptual ceramics, steel mermaids, and other artisan assemblages. We provide the musical backdrop for this opening night garden party of Art Under the Sun.

• August 6th, 2010 Friday 7:30 PM Coffee Cottage Newberg, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://coffeecottagecafe.net

Started in the garage of a 1929 Cape Code home, the Coffee Cottage is a place as unique as the creativity it embraces. In the twenty years since it opened as the first coffee house in Newberg, it has expanded to include a bookstore and café serving tasty treats, including Deklun and Pace from 8-9:30.

• July 22nd, 2010 Thursday 8:30 PM East Chinatown Lounge Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.eastchinatownlounge.com

East sits in the heart of Portland’s Chinatown. While there are many adjectives to describe this places, only one defines it: sexy. Like a velvet disco. Or the secret lair where Santa keeps his mistresses. Sorry kids. The ambiance will surely be conducive to our method for making music.

• July 3rd, 2010 Saturday 12:30 PM Portland Farmers Market at Portland State University ALL AGES – FREE http://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org

A longstanding platform for local farmers and producers to offer up homegrown nourishment and artisans to showcase their creative wares, the Portland Farmers Market helps keep Mom and Pop at your beck and call. From 1:00-2:00 we will give back to a community that averages 15,000 strong per week.

• July 2nd, 2010 Friday 6:30 PM Emerge Oregon Art Series at Coffee House Café Salem, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.emergeportland.com

Held in the backspace of CHC, Emerge Oregon takes place the first Friday of each month and features developing artists and musicians of the northwest. Details can be found at their site online. We look forward to adding to the canvas of this positively radical approach to captured creativity.

• June 27th, 2010 Sunday 7:30 PM Hawthorne Theatre Lounge Portland, OR 21+ – FREE http://www.hawthornetheater.com

Centered in the vibrant Hawthorne District of southeast Portland, the Hawthorne Theatre has a reputation for housing some of the best local and touring acts out of the Northwest. We perform from 8-10 in the Lounge, a space commonly reserved for those who enjoy the chill downtempo side of life.

• June 24th, 2010 Thursday 5:30 PM Six Days Art Co-op Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.sixdaysart.com

Off of NE 27th and Alberta in the heart of the Alberta Arts District, Six Days offers a unique platform for artists to showcase the fruits of their labor: by owning a part of the gallery. We will contribute to the collective from 6:00-8:00 as part of the creative bounty of chaos that is Last Thursday in Alberta.

• June 16th, 2010 Wednesday 9:15 PM Ash Street Saloon Portland, OR 21+ – $5 http://ashstreetsaloon.com

Strategically-placed near Voodoo Donuts and Berbati’s Pan, Ash Street Saloon inhales curious passersby to wander within. We have gifted the stage with means to chill down the people between high-energy sets from local and touring talent.

• June 5th, 2010 Saturday 2:30 PM Love Art! Gallery Portland, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://www.loveartgallery.net

Love Art! Gallery finds its home in the eclectic Sellwood area on the corner of SE 13th and Spokane. Featuring works from over sixty-five artists with prices ranging from $10 to $10,000, this is truly a unique space for us to find our pace. We perform from 3:00-5:00 as part of their one-year anniversary.

• June 4th, 2010 Friday 6:00 PM Coffee Cat Coffeehouse Newberg, OR ALL AGES – FREE http://coffeecatcoffeehouse.com

The First Friday ARTwalk brings a cultural explosion of creativity that spans several city blocks of historic downtown Newberg. Partake in the many wine-tastings and then wander our way. We perform at this café off of South College from 6:30-9:00 as a close to the evening.

• April 23rd, 2010 Friday 7:30 PM The Parlour Portland, OR ALL AGES – $5/person

We perform from 8:00-8:45 as part of a four-band extravaganza at this artisan café and bar off of 26th and Powell in southeast Portland. Doors at 7:00. Organic coffee and microbrews. Rare books and herbal teas. Mustache-wax and homemade jams. Good times. Hope to see you there.

• February 20th, 2010 Saturday 3:00-4:00 PM/7:00-8:00 PM Haiti Crisis Relief Music Festival at Primetime Bar & Grill Portland, OR 21+ – Minimum $5 donation at door

Partnered with the American Red Cross, this concert series to benefit Haiti will feature 20 bands over two days. We play on the first day with an afternoon and evening set. Primetime Bar is in southeast Portland off of 160th and Stark. A free show for a great cause.

• February 15th, 2010 Monday 8:30 PM Jade Lounge Portland, OR http://www.jadeloungepdx.com

We are performing from 9:00-9:30 at this sexy pub in southeast Portland off of SE Ankeny and 23rd. We have thirty minutes to capture the people as part of Singer/Songwriter Open Mic Night. This will be our first public performance and a nice prelude to our concert the following Saturday at the Haiti Crisis Relief Music Festival. [/list]

"I want to live inside this music."

--Salem, OR

"Is it possible for music to make you feel reflective, chill, & like you're the star in a spy thriller all at the same time? I LOVE IT."

--Portland, OR

"Rediscovered the magic!"

--Glacier, WA

"Listening to the computer and the trumpet play together...not really jazz but kind of. It's like 'Kind of Blue' for the next generation."

--Portland, OR

"Mystic. Like a great martini. I love it. I want a CD!"

--Glacier, WA

"Hey you guys are great. I loved the way your music moved through the room. It was a really different sound. Can't wait to listen to your CD."

--Newberg, OR

"Enjoyed your music and rhythm. It was a new experience for me."

--Portland, OR

"Your music is Euphoria - like an opioid mystical high without the drug. I love it; thanks for playing."

--Portland, OR

"Your music grabs the beat of the heart and makes it beat with joy! I love the rhythms that change and evolve! The trumpet adds to the flow and fills the gaps, completing the experience. Keep evolving, I love listening to you!"

--Portland, OR

"The soundtrack to my mid-1970s technicolor sexcapade!"

--Portland, OR

"Contemplative, dreamy, astral."

--Portland, OR

"Quite thought provoking and relaxing at the same time. The transitions from each feeling were smooth and spiritual. You gave me chills! Dropped me down picked me up in a gentle rollercoaster of serenity. Thank you!"

--Portland, OR

"You would imply certain melodies but not finish them...but they would finish. In my mind."

--Portland, OR

"Dark alleyways lit by amber glow. The notes flow like rainwater from a black umbrella. The contents of my back pocket contains something I'd rather not tell. Ethereal? No. Bleak? No. Beautiful? Yes."

--Portland, OR

"I loved the passion of your music. I felt relaxed/joyful."

--Newberg, OR

"This is the second set we have caught. Your music is, for me, tranquilly motivating. Thank you both."

--Portland, OR

"Spaciousness and improvisation creates an inspiring backdrop to wine and conversation."

--Portland, OR

"Playing pool by your set I felt electrified. Your sound really pulses through the soul. Keep playing. At one point, I swear to God, I felt like I was in Miami. For what that's worth. The transitions are seamless and the trumpet is so well-timed. This is much more than 'the statement' ya'll asked for. But let me tell you, it made me feel: honeyed. smooth. legubrious. (sp?) The atmosphere was thick, wet, dark, and 'dive'-y. Well-composed. I give you both credit."

--Portland, OR

"Relaxed, but excited."

--Salem, OR

"Great music - had a meditative afternoon listening to you guys play - very very nice - I want to hear more."

--Portland, OR

"Tantric and ethereal. A constant breath of fresh air. Like lying naked in a forest at night, far away from 'real life,' and breathing for the first time."

--Portland, OR

"The trumpet is the perfect organic sound to meet the electronic synthesized sound. Instead of clashing they greet each other on another plane. Each sound allows you to move freely and explore the other sound. The music is living in the moment, it is here and now. Constructed and Deconstructed as it passes. Urgent without being desperate. Purposeful without being preachy. Drifting and free but not lost."

--Portland, OR

"It's like music to [procreate] by."

--Salem/Portland, OR

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