Elderbrook

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

SOUNDCLOUD - www.soundcloud.com/elderbrook

TWITTER - https://twitter.com/_elderbrook

Purple Disco MacHine

The sound of Purple Disco Machine describe some as "Deep Funk". In 2009 the project Purple Disco Machine was founded. In recent years, PDM composed many songs, including, "My House", which was published by Off Recordings. The PDM hype was lifted to a n..

Hayden James

'We Could Be Love' album 3 out September 13

https://haydenjames.komi.io

Bunt

Cloonee

Green Velvet

Green Velvet (born April 26, 1976) is the stage and recording name of American electronica and house music virtuoso Curtis Jones, hailing from Chicago, Illinois, U.S.

CID

Rebecca Black

The only official Facebook page for Rebecca Black.

Adam Beyer

Bookings: maximeraki@caa.com
Mgmt: info@maximeraki.com

Maxi Meraki's entry into the Melodic House scene might seem sudden, but his rise since 2019 to become one of the most acclaimed artists of today is anything but accidental. His success rests on a solid foundation of releases, collaborations and remarkable performances.

Projects like ‘Dare Your Move’ marked pivotal moments in his artistic evolution, paving the way for an impressive catalog of globally celebrated hits. Releases such as ‘If You Need It’, ‘Everybody Get Up’ and ‘Nothing On Me’ - have garnered support from industry heavyweights worldwide. His remix of Rüfüs Du Sol’s ‘Music Is Better’ and Mahmut Orhan’s ‘Pangea’ further solidified his reputation as a creator of undeniable floormaterial.

Maxi’s desire to succeed and unwavering passion have positioned him as one of the most original and inspiring figures in the electronic music scene, as he continues to captivate audiences worldwide.

ODD MOB

For Australian producer and DJ, Odd Mob, there are no limits in sight as he goes from strength to strength with every innovative production. Developing a flair for identifying unique sounds, he has become known for his ability to diversify across genres, emphasising the unconventional. Spending years meticulously honing his craft, Odd Mob has firmly planted himself at the forefront of the global electronic music’s future.

Odd Mob broke through with the ubiquitous 2014 track ‘Is It A Banger’, a track that resonated with Australian listeners, charting in triple j’s ‘Hottest 100’ and has since amassed over 8 million streams across platforms. The boundary-pushing producer showed no signs of slowing down, subsequently releasing tracks ‘Intrinsic’, ‘Lithium’, ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’, ‘Give You’ as well a slew of collaborations with LA producer on OMNOM on ‘Losing Control’, ‘Mind Awake, Body Asleep’ and most recently ‘All Day, All Night’ which saw Odd Mob surpass well over 50 million streams across platforms.

On top of a busy release schedule, the last 12 months saw Odd Mob craft official remixes for the likes of Dom Dolla, Hayden James, Martin Solveig, Jax Jones & D.O.D. From remakes, vocal tracks, remixes, and right through to his original productions he is non-stop flexing his production prowess. With a genre-defying catalogue of songs, he has given back to his audience fashioning bootlegs under his Oddities brand, which have amassed millions of plays. Constantly pushing boundaries has earnt Odd Mob the support of industry heavyweights including the likes of Diplo, Fisher, Calvin Harris, John Summit, Oliver Heldens, David Guetta, Eats Everything, Fatboy Slim, Sofi Tukker, Tiesto, and Disclosure.

Odd Mob’s 2022 single ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’ launched him into the spotlight with a slew of AAA tastemaker support from the likes of Skrillex, Fred Again.., Dom Dolla, Disclosure, Diplo, Chris Lake, Tiesha, Salute, ACRAZE, and John Summit, to name a few, all showcasing this record in their sets throughout 2022 and 2023. ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’ is based around portions of the Soulja Boy cult classic ‘Crank That’ which had the blessing and sign off from Soulja Boy himself.

Ending 2023 on a high, after a huge run of touring with performances at EDC, Coachella, Hard Summer, Shambhala, Sunset Music Festival and an official support at BMO for John Summit’s headline event, Odd Mob dropped club hit ‘Losing Control’ on John Summit’s Experts Only imprint. By far his biggest moment yet, Odd Mob skyrocketed to the top of the Beatport charts in the first few days of release and clocked a whopping 1.5 million streams in the first two weeks of release across all platforms. Not stopping there, Odd Mob was also named 42nd in the 2023 ‘1001 Tracklist Top 100 Producer’s of The Year’.

2024 will see Odd Mob continue on his rapid trajectory to the top with a slew of North American back to back tours throughout March, May, June, August and October, his first ever European tour playing at the likes of Tomorrowland, Parookaville and Elrow @ Amnesia (Ibiza), with more to be announced shortly.

Swimming Paul

Notion

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SidePiece

Just two below average guys who got together to make music we love, but don’t tell our significant others. Everybody needs a SIDEPIECE.

Obskür

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Lilly Palmer

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Karl Goedicke

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Josh Baker

Loco Dice

The year is 1992 and Loco Dice is in his adopted home of Dusseldorf. Hip Hop controls his life. This is the precise starting point of his career. Under the pseudonym Dice'C he starts touring as rapper and Urban DJ appearing at the most important clubs in the world. Within a matter of a couple of years he is one of the few German Urban Headline acts opening for Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, jamiroquai and Usher all over Germany. In 1994 he releases his first self produced Hip Hop piece and also sidelines from his ever growing profile and starts branching out into promoting and planning Urban events and Hip Hop areas at Electronica festivals where he begins to make good friends in the house and techno scene. He begins to be present at more and more house parties and clubs and begins to recognize that this new form of music offers him more creative opportunities as a DJ, wowed as he is by the crowd response to the tracks that are dropped.So it begins at "La Rocca" where he starts playing house and within a very short space of time it 's impossible to imagine Duesseldorf's vibrant party scene. Within a year he's playing at Tribehouse and this sets the ball rolling that will transform him into a global player. After numerous German appearances, several American tours (North and South), Gigs in the UK, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Dice moved into the studio. Loco Dice's own definition of House Music is ""deep, groovy, chunky, driving, 123 Music for the Terrace. Dice really loves the smaller clubs and the Terrace bars under an open sky and this is borne out at both his residencies at DC-10 and Tribehouse. It was at Tribehouse that he was spotted by producer and DJ Timo Maas, and as a fan and a friend he signs Dice to his 4:20 imprint and together with Martin Buttrich and vocalist Phil Barnes they create their first Clubsmash "Phat Dope Shit". This is swiftly followed by remixes of "Help Me" by Timo Maas and "Toscana" by Mousse T initially just a compilation track but due to massive interest now a full dingle release and then by a new release City Lights/ Dynamite Love (4:20). In the pipeline then there are a couple of his own mix compialtions, as well as a new single "Cellar Door", a job as a presenter on MTV Europe and a constantly growing dj schedule. At the end of 2004 Loco Dice is signed to Josh Winks label Ovum Records. Following the success of "Menina Brasileira" on Ovum there's a new outing scheduled for the summer with them with "Flight LB 7475/El Gayo Negro". Before that there's a new single out on Cocoon called "Cathargo/Sorted" and one on the ueber cool imprint Rebel One. On the remix front Dice and studio partner Martin Buttrich have been very busy there's a remix of Layo & Buschwacka & Green Velvet's new piece "Life to love" out on Olmeto as well as their interpretation of Warren G feat. Snoop Dog, BReal & Ice Cube's new outing on Peppermint Jam.

Ben Hemsley

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.