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Armin Van Buuren

Armin van Buuren (born 25 December 1976) is an electronic music producer, the founder of the record label Armind, and a DJ hailing from the Netherlands. He is one of the most well regarded DJs around and focuses on the styles of trance and house music.

Black Tiger Sex MacHine

Black Tiger Sex Machine is a Montreal-based DJ/Production outfit composed of three superheroes: Foxed Up, Marx Menace and Wolfcall. On a quest to save the universe from evil with their superpowers of funky sounds and pounding beats.

Boys Noize

Boys Noize is the Berlin-based Dj and producer Alexander Ridha.

Founder of Boysnoize Records and its sub-label BNR TRAX.

Charlotte De Witte

@KNTXTmusic label owner.
She plays music and loves food.
“La vida es una Charlotada”

Crankdat

https://eventlink.to/CRANKDATSHOWS

Fisher

Australian tech-house producer Paul Fisher (aka Fisher) brings a sense of carefree fun to his productions, which strip away pretenses to focus on serving the dancefloor. He came to the public's attention in 2018 with his brassy single "Losing It," which was certified platinum in his home country and was nominated for a Grammy. The follow-up "You Little Beauty" was also a success, and Fisher continued releasing upbeat club material such as 2021's "Just Feels Tight," 2022's "It's a Killa," and 2023's "Take It Off."

Fisher was born and raised on the Gold Coast of Australia, where he pursued a career as a professional surfer for many years. The lifestyle came with its fair share of parties, incentivizing Fisher to take up DJing in 2005, although it wouldn't be until 2011 that he turned his hand to production. His initial tracks were released as part of alongside fellow producer and surfer Leigh Sedley. Fisher eventually went solo in 2017, going on to issue a string of singles such as "Ya Kidding," "Stop It," and "Ya Didn't," all on . In 2018, he released his breakout track, "Losing It," this time via . The song went to number one on the Australian and American club charts, and was certified gold or platinum in Australia, Italy, Germany, and the U.K. It was also nominated for Best Dance Recording at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards.

Fisher followed the success of "Losing It" with the -sampling "You Little Beauty," which similarly topped club charts and was nominated for an ARIA Music Award. The double A-side "Freaks"/"Wanna Go Dancin'" appeared in 2020, followed by "Just Feels Tight" in 2021. Fisher teamed up with in 2022 on the floor-filling single "It's a Killa" and landed a pair of club hits in 2023 with "Atmosphere" featuring and "Take It Off" featuring Aatig. ~ Liam Martin & Paul Simpson, Rovi

Frank Walker

Galantis

Galantis is the dance music project of Christian Karlsson (aka Bloodshy). RIAA gold-certified debut album Pharmacy reached No. 1 on the Billboard Dance album chart on the strength of gold-certified single “Peanut Butter Jelly” and 3x platinum certified smash “Runaway (U & I)” – the latter of which earned a GRAMMY nomination for “Best Dance Recording” – while 2017’s sophomore album The Aviary (featuring platinum-certified single “No Money”) saw a top 10 debut in 23 countries. The third Galantis album, 2020’s Church, featured the chart-topping gold-certified single “Faith” with country music icon Dolly Parton featuring Mr. Probz, which saw a #1 debut on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Chart before quickly reaching #1 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay Chart where it remained for 5 weeks. Meanwhile, gold-certified collaborative single “Heartbreak Anthem” with David Guetta & Little Mix proved a global sensation, spending 10 weeks on the Billboard Global 200 chart and 13 consecutive weeks in the top 10 on the UK Official Chart. Latest album, Rx, is Karlsson’s most deeply personal creation to date – featuring pop banger “Lighter” with Guetta and 5 Seconds of Summer which landed No.1 on the US Dance Radio chart. Galantis has received over 7.3 billion cumulative worldwide streams and over 1.9 billion video views to date.

Karlsson has been at the helm of Galantis since 2009 before officially debuting the project at 2014’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. His career has spanned across the musical genres of punk-rock, hip-hop and pop – including work as one half of acclaimed production duo Bloodshy & Avant and one third of indie pop band Miike Snow. Karlsson’s songwriting/production credits have included the likes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Katy Perry and extensive work with Britney Spears (including “Toxic” which earned a GRAMMY for “Best Dance Recording” and her widely acclaimed 2007 album Blackout). As Galantis, he has crafted remixes for the likes of Coldplay, Selena Gomez, Ed Sheeran, Sam Smith & more. Declared “pop’s mastermind producer” by UPROXX, “eternally effervescent” by Billboard and “one of the most influential and untamed voices in modern music” by GRAMMY.com, the Swedish-born artist continues to evolve and push the boundaries of songwriting within the world of dance music and beyond.

Illenium

Denver based Nick Miller, better known by his stage name ILLENIUM, has won the hearts of dance music aficionados worldwide through his captivating remixes and enthralling original productions. While there are a myriad of melodic bass producers on the scene, ILLENIUM has distinguished himself with his unrivaled ability to create immersive emotional experiences. Displaying an adeptness for creating aural arrangements that vary in style, beauty, complexity, and emotional depth, ILLENIUM’s impeccable sound design has truly established him as one of the best producers in the game. His stunning records come to life in his live show, incorporating keyboards, drum pads, and cutting-edge lighting and visuals, all of which combine to create an immersive experience.

His debut ‘Awake Live’ performances throughout 2017 captivated audiences across the country, and sold out some of the most renowned venues nationwide, such as The Shrine, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, Aragon Ballroom, WaMu Theater, and Terminal 5. 2017 saw ILLENIUM release his second critically acclaimed studio album Awake, which was listed in Billboard's ‘10 Best Dance/Electronic Albums of 2017’. With over 100 million streams and the number one spot in the iTunes Electronic Dance Charts in 12 countries, the LP is one of Illenium’s most impressive projects thus far. His remix of Flume’s ‘Say It’ landed him an Electronic Music Award for ‘Best Remix’ of the year, and 2017 saw him surpass the 1,000,000,000 stream mark across his discography. In addition to selling out the majority of his debut headlining live tour and his recent tour through Asia, ILLENIUM has also performed at major festivals including Lollapalooza, Bonnaroo, EDC, Decadence, Electric Forest, and Paradiso among others, and played Coachella for the first time in 2018.

Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies (born 30 November, 1993) is the stage and recording name of Belgian DJ and producer Felix De Laet, who rose to international recognition with his 2014 single “Are You with Me”, hailing from Brussels, Belgium.

Ray Volpe

volpetron

Slander

Subtronics

Hedex has become a flagbearer for a new generation of hi-energy, jump up drum & bass
that has captured the imagination of dancefloors all over the world over the last two
years.
Riding high o@ the back of his recent UK Top 20 single 'Liquor and Cigarettes' alongside
drum & bass kingpins Chase & Status and ArrDee, and a heavyweight collaboration
'Lowkey' with multi-Platinum selling, BRIT-nominated rapper, Tion Wayne, Hedex joins
the mighty Tiesto for his new mega collab.
Recent highlights include a landmark, sold-out show at OVO Arena Wembley on January
27, numerous tours sold out across the globe and a buddening new label 'MHITR' in the
works, this really is just the start for the young DNB kingpin.

Whethan

YDG

Artbat

Artbat was formed by two experienced deejays and producers from Kiev - Artur and Batish. Their portfolio builds upon a series of about 10 successful releases that charted globally and conquered numerous dancefloors all over the world.

Genesi

Genesi (IT) is a neapolitan artist of underground matrix.

As it suggests the definition of the name “Genesi”, it’s a project that starts from the “origins”.

Under that there is the search of new solutions to make interact the “past” with the “present”.

Kream

RA: Resident Advisor

Miss Monique

A trailblazing Ukrainian DJ, Producer and Label Owner in the melodic house and techno space, Miss Monique has captivated the electronic music scene with her unparalleled fusion of techno rhythms, trance, and progressive tunes.

Ranked among the top 10 fastest-rising electronic music artists by Viberate, Miss Monique (whose real name is Alesia Arkusha) continues solidifying her position as a force to be reckoned with in the industry. Notable highlights in her career include her Cercle performance with over 3 million views, an invitation to David Guetta's Future Rave events, Tomorrowland 2022, EDC Mainstage 2022/2023, and being named Artist of the Month by Beatport in December 2021. Miss Monique's talents have also been recognized by legendary BBC Radio 1, where she recorded a unique mix in February 2023.

Renowned artists have championed Miss Monique's extensive discography, including Pete Tong, Vintage Culture, Camelphat, David Guetta, Tiesto, Nora En Pure, and The Chainsmokers. Standout releases include her remix of Sied van Riel's 'Rush,' which became the most-sold Progressive House track on Beatport in 2022, and her single 'Concorde,' which spent six weeks in the Beatport top 10 Melodic Techno chart. Her latest release, 'City Boy,' has been released on Adam Beyer's esteemed label Drumcode.

Fallon

Malaa's Alter Ego

Elderbrook

SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2vf4pRsEY6LpL5tKmqWb64

SOUNDCLOUD - www.soundcloud.com/elderbrook

TWITTER - https://twitter.com/_elderbrook

Rezz

Contained in Ninajirachi’s music is all the beauty, mystery, and danger of the natural world. The 23-year-old Central Coast-raised dance producer makes bristling electronic pop and club music that’s glassy, uncanny, and totally enthralling; like stalactites or spiderwebs, each of her songs is structurally impossible but spectacular to behold. A restless innovator and a renowned collaborator, she’s spent her teenage summers making adored, festival-ready pop from the avant-garde fringes, becoming an in-demand producer and one of the first landmark names of Australia’s burgeoning hyperpop scene. But even as her productions have shifted form and context, from the maximalist experimentation of her debut single “Pure Luck”, with Freya Staer, through to last year’s sprawling and intricate Second Nature Mixtape, Ninajirachi’s vision has remained remarkably consistent, each increasingly sophisticated track a new microcosm of organic fantasy to step into.

Born Nina Wilson, Ninajirachi first started making music before she had even left primary school, absorbing myriad influences — namely her piano classes and the maximalist dance-pop of Lady Gaga and Ke$ha — and channelling them into rudimentary Garageband sessions that led to an instant interest in production. At high school, Wilson discovered electronic and dance music, first stumbling across a Madeon song in the background of a YouTube tie-dye tutorial. In contrast to school, where few friends shared her decidedly niche interests, the internet — and, specifically, the internet electronic music communities she found herself in — provided a unique space where Wilson could be herself and celebrate her interests. Spurred on by a Porter Robinson fan community she was active in, Wilson began producing her own electronic music, taking inspiration from avant-garde electronic luminaries like Mura Masa, Flume, SOPHIE, and Robinson himself.

Once she started producing her own songs and remixes, Wilson began uploading them to SoundCloud and YouTube, and when she felt they were good enough, put them on triple j Unearthed, where she ended up as an Unearthed High finalist two years running. Wilson followed up the release of “Pure Luck”, and her success on Unearthed, with a string of gossamer, sugary singles released on NLV Records: tracks like “Lapland”, and its namesake EP, that combine the ambient rave aesthetics of Drain Gang with attention-grabbing, post-Y2K touchpoints, as well as remixes for everyone from Flight Facilities to Deadmau5. Between working on music, Ninajirachi established herself as a must-see artist, performing at Spilt Milk, Beyond The Valley, Listen Out, Splendour, Groovin’ The Moo, FOMO, and Falls Festival, and touring with Mallrat, Charli XCX, What So Not, and, in a perfect twist of fate, her production idol Cashmere Cat.

In 2020, despite the chaos occurring throughout the world, Ninajirachi thrived, releasing both the Blumiere EP and releasing the acclaimed True North (Deluxe) — one of The Atlantic’s top 10 albums of 2021 — and selling out Oxford Art Factory with Kota Banks. As other musicians struggled to adapt to existing solely online, Ninajirachi had a leg up, having spent much of her life in virtual worlds already. Throughout the pandemic, Ninajirachi performed at all of the international hyperpop scene’s most epochal events, including Club Immaterial, Nocturne, and Club Quarantine, as well as livestreams for Brownies and Lemonade and RL Grime’s Sable Valley — for whom she also released singles “Dracodraco” and “Stoneteller”. Known for her work on electronic music’s cutting edge, Ninajirachi has also worked with iconic brands like Ableton, Logitech and the
Over the course of 2022, Ninajirachi made good on the “One To Watch” promise made by Billboard Dance with the release of her debut full-length project, “Second Nature”. Led by the infectious “Start Small”, “Second Nature” captures a darker, more variegated side of her production, and which brings her songwriting and lyricism to the fore. A set of glassy electronic pop and club songs that are transporative and bracingly real, Second Nature was quickly identified as a turning point in her career, culminating with her covering NME Magazine’s December issue, and EDM.com naming her as one of the Top Producers of 2022.

Tiga

The origins of Montreal born DJ-producer-incipient Teutonic legend Tiga lie to the vague and troubling East, where he was weaned on the nefarious milk of the notorious 1980s Indian club scene.

it's murph

The power of music is multi-sensory, and it’s murph wants his music to do more than just catch your attention. With each note, it’s murph aims to unlock something within the listener, whether it's an emotion, a memory, or an experience; the listener is welcomed to immerse themself into his music.

Hailing from Nashville, it’s murph, alias of producer Garrett Murphy, is making a splash in the dance world with his euphoric melodies, gritty baselines and sonically expansive atmospheres. His production draws in elements of tech, bass, and heavy dance inspired by artists such as Fred Again…, Cloonee, Chris Lake and Flume.

In February, it’s murph released his debut solo single “Food For The Soul.” The track garnered over 4 million streams in a month, landing on editorial playlist such as Spotify’s mint, big on the internet, Housewerk etc. Alongside the track murph created a viral social media moment, landing “Food For The Soul” in the Viral 50 US chart.

Growing up in a musical household, it’s murph was exposed to various types of music from a young age, taking piano lessons and singing in school choir. In high school, he was exposed to electronic music at a Porter Robinson concert where he fell in love with the ambience that electronic music generated. Wanting to provide that same feeling for others while on stage, he began learning to produce as a sophomore in high school. Upon high school graduation, he moved to LA to attend the University of Southern California. it’s murph then fell in love with the never ending energetic groove of house music, making music with his friends in between classes, DJing parties and utilizing social media to share his tracks.

it’s murph is set to graduate USC in the spring of 2023 and continue building on the success of “Food For The Soul,” and his social channels. On TikTok alone, it’s murph has garnered millions of views by teasing his music and sharing live clips, including b2b sets with Dombresky, Noizu, and Dr. Fresch.

it’s murph is just getting started.

Level Up

LEVEL UP aka Sonya Broner feels most at home behind the decks. Born in Los Angeles, California she got her start in music as a battle DJ. Moving to Brooklyn, New York she studied with master turntablist Rob Swift. Traversing the boroughs as a battle DJ, Sonya was often

lugging her vinyl records to and from shows to out-scratch her competitors. Her inspirations include legends DJ Jazzy Jeff, Funkmaster Flex, and Grandmaster Flash.

After four years of turntablism, LEVEL UP decided to take her musical career a step further and pursue DJing electronic music, the genre she felt the most connection to. She was drawn to dubstep from the moment she heard Rusko, Caspa and Skream.

On the live front, she was mesmerized by Porter Robinson and his ability to evoke emotion. Soon after discovering bass music, LEVEL UP dove into music production. Continuously crafting her sound is what makes her feel the happiest and is her truest form of self expression.

While at the beginning of her journey, she has already gone on to release music on Deadbeats, GRVDNCR, and Buygore, with much more in the pipeline.

A theatre actress in her youth, her storytelling ability is evident through her music: unfathomably heavy wubs and wobbles, and tricky doubles leave the audience energized and ready for more.

She has since gone on a national tour with Subtronics, and graced the stages of Lost Lands, Electric Forest, High Caliber, and more.

Coco & Breezy

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