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Alessio Mereu
Alessio Mereu’s passion for music started on a classical piano player when he was eight years old. He broke into the scene at 18 developing a personal imprint to his sound defined as “hypnotic and full of groove”. His debut track was released this year on Eminor Records. Alessio also produced a series of tracks like the successful “Dorme ninni” on Qoki Records and “Never forget” on Eminor, as well as his various remixes for Carassi e Carpiati on Capsula and his remix of “Reduced to the core” by Andrea Ferlin on Mindshake, which are currently supported and played by many leading artists such as Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna, Chris Liebing, Adam Beyer, Danilo Vigorito, Andrea Ferlin, Renato Figoli, Markantonio, Matteo Spedicati and many more.
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Static Revenger
Static Revenger has been one of the most prolific names in dance music for the better part of 10 years. With artist credits on over 1.5 million records sold worldwide, this multi-instrumentalist trapped in a DJ’s body is responsible for chart-topping masterpieces for everyone from Madonna to the Weekend Players, and has shared the decks with Fatboy Slim, The Basement Jaxx, Chemical Bros, Oakenfold, Erick Morillo, and the Crystal Method. From an early start in dance music as the music director for Inner City’s (good life/ big fun) first world tour, to recent Film and TV credits, Static Revenger’s music holds history in one hand, and the future in the other.
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Shaka
Since 1989, DJ and producer Kurt Spichiger has been a much sought-after artist in the Swiss and European electronic music scene under his Shaka pseudonym. Effortlessly blending minimal techno, house, and funk music, his skills as a DJ have kept him in high demand in clubs and festivals. Likewise, Shaka maintains a steady release schedule of his self produced, and critically acclaimed, blend of electronic music. Borrowing influences from jazz, funk, Detroit techno, and electro, Shaka’s music has appeared on over ten labels spanning two continents.
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MastikSoul
MastikSoul started his career in 92, in a time where his life was split between Portugal and France, and from where he watched the raise of a new musical culture, that in association with his strong African roots designed his talent in a unique form. Being connected to techno music for a while, where he released his first twelve-inch and developed his dj and producer skills, came in the late 90´s with the desire of embracing other styles. House music became his main inspiration. His vision and his style, both clearly reflect his origins, very percussive and tribal, and recently, with his musical productions, has been truly noticed and acclaimed by some of the biggest house names in the scene such as Tony Thomas, Tom Stephan, Grant Dell, Terry Francis, Nathan Coles, Layo, Circulation, Justin Drake from Peace Division, and also by the Uk´s main dance press like Mixmag, Jockey Slut and Dj Magazine.
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Steve Murano
Steve Murano is regarded as an international DJ with gigs in the most well-known clubs around the world. His hit "Hit The Ground" was placed in the top 40 of the German Dance Charts. This top DJ can´t be "assumed-away" in the House scene.
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Jesse Voltaire
Jesse Voltaire has always had a keen ear for music, starting with mix tapes and cds in high school in the late 1990s. His tastes were and still are eclectic, ranging from the intensity and emotion of melodic psychedelic rock, to repetitive hypnotic abstractions of funky techno and house. In 2001 after experiencing a mystical ’ summer of love ’ comprised of outdoor parties with friends and afterhours club excursions, he met Jean Patrice Remillard aka Pheek, in 2005 and was inspired to get behind mixing into the production side of things. July 2007s Tie Me To The Moon on Archipel was the first 7 track product of Voltaire’s hand in production, and strived to push the boundaries of poly-rhythms, micro samples, and dubby bass with fond appreciation of the dance floor’s 4/4 dynamics. His approach to music production and mixing consists of creating aural structures, constructions that flow and de-construct at will to form subtle & pleasurable dance and listening experiences.
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DJ Intense
DJ Intense (aka Jose J Torres Jr.) moved to Chicago in 1987 where he discovered the beautiful sound called “House”. He started mixing a few years later when a friend that knew of his interest in mixing told him of guy selling two non-matching turntables and a Radio Shack dj mixer. It is then that his journey started and has not stopped to this day.
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Süz
Süz, a human girl, was manufactured sometime in the early Eighties. Some experts claim 1981 as an exact year. Early on it was decided by persons unknown that she would be continually programmed in the ways of music. Some of her first exposures to rhythmic sound were her older brother’s dancehall and gritty pop-noir records. She would later be inspired by his turntables and mixing at the age of 8. Playing with records was not enough however. She moved onto instruments, such as the piano, and would recreate melodies she heard buzzing on the radio. After hearing electronic music in 1994 on a community radio program, she found the type of music that she was the most excited about playing herself.
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Justin Martin
Justin Martin is one of the few house DJs that successfully bridges the gap between being commercially successful and staying true to the underground. His sound has been described as both melodic and tough, with releases ranging from the dynamic “Cicada” on dirtybird to the slamming "Magnificent" remix for Iz and Diz on OM records.
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Atnarko
Many DJs brand themselves to amplify a specific mood, adopt a persona or communicate a certain sense of mischievous style. Not Dave Ross. He didn’t have to; he simply reverted to what was listed on his birth certificate: First name, Atnarko. Middle name, Bear. It’s actually a pretty funny story ...
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