This memorial showcase will focus on the musical output of Ephraim Alexander. We invite friends, family and lovers of good music to celebrate the life of this prolific electronic music producer and long-time friend of Decibel.

"Seattle producer Ephraim Alexander (AKA Terso, Techne, and Porceline ~ the
latter with vocalist Heather Elsa/Lady K) passed away July 21 from diabetes
complications. One of this city’s staunchest supporters of electronic music (and a
wicked dancer, too), Alexander was also making extraordinary strides with his own techno and drum ’n’ bass productions. Alexander described his music thus: 'I like to dance, so a lot of the tunes are dance oriented. I enjoy Cinema, so some of the music is cinematic. I like booty, so all the tunes are booty.'

An endless source of positive energy and one of the nicest individuals in Seattle’s thriving electronic-music scene, Alexander touched many people with his generous spirit and musical talent. He will be intensely missed." - Dave Segal on Lineout.

Ephraim worked on Decibel helping with areas of Arts, Community Outreach, and Marketing and he will be greatly missed by the entire team. Our most sincere condolences go out to his family and to everyone whom Ephraim has touched.