Kathleen Anne Brien, or Katy B, is a singer-songwriter from England who released her very first album “On a Mission” in 2011. On this album were two Top 5 hits: “Katy on a Mission” and “Lights On”. Her second album “Little Red’ came out in 2014 and it featured yet another Top 5 hit “Crying for No Reason”. Katy B... read full bio
Kyle Walker is gaining a ton of attention as the industry’s freshest and one of the most talented EDM house musician, DJ, and producer. He got his big start in 2016 with Insomniac’s Discovery Project after he sent them the original song “Claude von Deeper”, for which he won. Songs like “Dark Room Perfume” have been proven to be huge... read full bio
LAYZ is an EDM and dubstep producer with a unique kind of sound design and energetic stage presence that can’t be matched by anyone else on the electronic dance music scene. She first hit it big at the young age of 19 with the release of her debut single “Zeus”, a collaboration with Kliptic and then followed it up the... read full bio
Sonya Broner goes by the name LEVEL UP as a formidable DJ and now major name in the EDM game. As a Los Angeles native, she was able to expose herself to a diverse range of musical influences. Eventually, she made her way to Brooklyn, New York where she worked with famous DJ Rob Swift. She prominently worked as a... read full bio
Animotion is a classic rock synth-pop band comprised of Astrid Plane, Bill Wadhams, Don Kirkpatrick, Greg Smith, Jim Blair, and Chris Wadhams. Some of them were previously members of the retro sci-fi band called Red Zone. In 1984, they released their debut self-titled album after signing to Mercury Records. The album hit the number 28 spot on the U.S. Billboard... read full bio
Jay Hardway, born Jobke Pieter Hendrik Heiblom, is a Dutch DJ and record producer who might be best known for his collaboration “Wizard” with Martin Garrix, another electronic artist from the Netherlands. The song was certified Gold and charted across the planet, landing on the number 7 spot on the U.K. Singles Chart, number 6 on the Belgium chart, and... read full bio
Nick Boundy, AKA M4SONIC (or MASONIC), is a DJ, controllerist, and music producer. He was previously signed to Sony/Ultra Music and is best known for his involvement in the viral sensation “The Fox (What Does the Fox Say)” by Ylvis. M4SONIC has taken his act all over the world, touring in many different countries: Asia, Australia, Europe, and the states.... read full bio
Sunset Sons is a British Australian indie rock trio consisting of Rory Williams, Jed Laidlaw, and Pete Harper. It all started when Jed, who plays drums, visited Le Surfing, a local bar on the Estagnot. It was here where he met Rory and the two of them instantly hit it off and decided to start a band. Later, Pete joined... read full bio
DJ Second Nature has a unique ability to create inventive, dynamic multimedia mixes that are as entertaining as they are relevant. He has collaborated with some of the most prominent brands in the world, combining modern pop and dance music, film and television clips, and sales-focused messaging to create engaging openings and transitional moments for presenters, all live on stage.... read full bio
The Whitest Boy Alive began as an electronic dance music project in Berlin in 2003, but they gradually changed into a band without any computerized components. The band's name refers to the naive, timid boy from a northern European country who is the subject of their music. Bubbles is the band's German record company. “Dreams”, their debut album, was released... read full bio
DJ Tendaji Lathan is a 10-year L.A. club veteran. In 1992, he started DJing in the Bay Area. Tendaji made his presence at LA clubs and events soon after arriving. Tendaji's career took off after he paid his dues in the late 1990s. Tendaji toured with Cedric in 2001. He'd spin a short set to pump the crowd before Cedric. Tendaji... read full bio
The Leave Argentina single by Polarsets was recorded after a winter of composing, and it was made available on Bandcamp in 2010. This song's B-side, Just Don't Open Your Eyes Yet, also played a crucial role in the band's ability to perform live locally. They received support slots for artists such as Ellie Goulding, Delphic, and Field Music at the... read full bio
The Golden Dregs have appeared in many different guises over the course of their history, from a piano-man to a bar band to a karaoke crooner, to their most recent incarnation as a seven-piece band that sings and dances. The initial recording was completed in a studio in Falmouth over the course of two days with an older live band.... read full bio
NIMMO had a tremendously popular support slot on tour with Years and Years, a pair of hook-filled, disco-tinged hits, and seemed ready to fill a vacuum for visible lesbian women in the United Kingdom pop landscape. NIMMO is a duo that was born and raised in London. Then, before their debut record campaign had even had a chance to get... read full bio
From Geneva, Switzerland, L'Eclair is a six-piece cosmic instrumental band that developed a distinctive sound that incorporated tributes to artists like CAN, Piero Umiliani, and Tangerine Dream as well as other inspirations like the Madchester club rhythms of the 1980s, Aphex Twin, or Boards of Canada. With several different LPs, EPs, and several gigs throughout Europe, the band established a strong name for itself... read full bio
As the head DJ and label owner of REEF, Darwin, who was born in Canada but now resides in Berlin, was responsible for introducing cutting-edge music from UK soundsystems to Berlin, which is known as the capital of techno. In 2014, Darwin established REEF as a semi-regular party that places a strong emphasis on UK dance music. REEF is responsible for... read full bio
Mak is an art pop duo hailing from Dublin, Ireland, and the songwriting team behind the project is comprised of Ellie McMahon and Aoife McCann. During their time at BIMM Dublin studying Vocals, they became acquainted. The remaining members of the band are former Songwriting student Colm Rogan on guitar and keys, current Songwriting student Sean Leonard on guitar and keys,... read full bio
Before signing their first record deal, Tokky Horror's original members, who came from the three cities of Leeds, Birkenhead, and Bristol, had never met. The punk collective was founded during a pandemic. They amused themselves by exchanging demos online, giving rise to the tongue-in-cheek genre term "virtual hardcore." BBC 6 Music, Radio X, and Kerrang! all praised the band's debut... read full bio
GG Magree and Mija, who are both well-known in the dance music community for their propensity for shaking things up in the genre, have just released their first single, which is a song that defies categorization and is titled "Break Stuff." The song "Break Stuff," which was recently published under the duo's new collaborative nom de plume, So Tuff So Cute,... read full bio
Scottish DJ and broadcaster Arielle Free. She is well-known for her work as a BBC Radio 1 presenter and as a renowned electronic house DJ who travels the globe. She serves as the host of the official Love Island: The Morning After podcast. Free left her hometown of Stirling when she was ten years old and now resides in Glasgow.... read full bio
