PHOTOS: Discreet Beats silent disco
Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said.
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Silent disco attendees get a different kind of fire show than is typical of the Fourth of July weekend as Brittany Mocalieri spins fire poi during an Americana themed silent disco at COATI on Saturday, July 2. The monthly silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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People dance on a full dance floor during an Americana themed silent disco at COATI. The monthly silent discos hosted by Discreet Beats, feature as many as six DJs. Participants each get a headset with three channels and can listen to the DJ of their choosing. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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A disco goer adjusts her headset during a silent disco hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI on Saturday, July 2. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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From left, Leitica O’Neill, Sofia O’Niell and Valetta Coleman dance during a silent disco hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI on Saturday, July 2. Leiticia said she didn’t know what to expect but she brought her 18-year-old daughter for her first time attending a silent disco. “She’s 18 and I’m fifty, and we’re both having fun,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Silent disco attendees get a different kind of fire show than is typical of the Fourth of July weekend as Brittany Mocalieri spins fire poi during an Americana themed silent disco at COATI on Saturday, July 2. The monthly silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Silent disco attendees get a different kind of fire show than is typical of the Fourth of July weekend as Brittany Mocalieri spins fire poi during an Americana themed silent disco at COATI on Saturday, July 2. The monthly silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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Every month, a silent disco is hosted by Discreet Beats at COATI in downtown Colorado Springs and features as many as six DJs each night. Codie Erickson, the founder of Discreet Beats started hosting silent discos a few years ago and continued through the Covid-19 pandemic. Now, she’s seeing more people in Colorado Springs show interest. “People need to dance and let loose, and music in a universal love language,” she said. (Parker Seibold / The Gazette)
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