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Clément Leroux

At 24, French singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Clément Leroux is charting his own course. His fresh take on indie rock inspired dance music has already notched seven singles on trendsetting North American radio station SiriusXM Chill and landed his tunes on Belgian and French TV (Notélé & France 2’s Télématin). After early releases on Universal & Warner, Clément signed with Armada, the world’s largest independent label. His debut album “Circle Line” featured pop/deep house crossover “U Got My Heart,” which reached #1 on SXM Chill and hit #9 across all genres on France’s Viral 50 Chart. He regularly debuts on Spotify’s New Music Friday and has landed on official Spotify playlists such as Happy Beats, Chill Tracks, Electro Chill, Lounge-Soft House, Cratediggers, Indie Dance, Electronic Focus, Electronic Running, Coffee Club, Coffee Beats, & Fresh Touch plus top Apple playlists, namely A-List Pop, Chill House, & Relaxed/Remixed. Between his “Circle Line” album and “Circle Line: Sunsets” EP (chilled, alternative versions of original album tracks), Clément has been streamed 25M+ times and can be heard worldwide on radio, in shops such as Zara, Sephora, & Lululemon, and in fitness studios like Barry’s & Rumble. Growing up in the Lille, France area, Clément has always been influenced by art & music – his father is a talented painter and Clément earned a sound engineering degree in London.

CUT SNAKE

Frequently pushing that sensual sweet-spot between genres, Cut Snake’s rough and ready party vibes come out of the studio with slick sonic edges, holding their own just as well at banging peak-time as at a lazy afternoon poolside sesh. The only guidelines you need for these tunas come straight from the slinker’s mouth: “best enjoyed with a beer in hand” Having spent the first decade of his career as a pro surfer, Cut Snake’s Leigh ‘Sedz’ Sedley got into dance music while touring the world for surf contests, inspired by the underground scenes in each country he visited. The career transition from beach to beats was remarkably smooth. Whilst waiting for waves he fine-tuned his production skills from beachfront bungalows, giving his music its unique taste: fresh as, and just a little salty. “I like spending time in my little studio,” Sedz reflects, “but my favourite thing to do is take my Winnebago down the beach and write tunes on the roof with a mad view.” As it always has been, the key is to give maximum vibes and minimum fucks. As for what’s next, the future is fluid. “I’m just going with the flow at the moment; we’ll see how shit pans out!” Spoken like a true man of the waves. As Sedz would say: sit back, crack a tinnie, and get stuck into it.

GRLSKOUT

Born in Warsaw, Poland but raised in Canada, Marta grew up playing & listening to many genres of music. Doubling as both a DJ/Producer and Singer/Songwriter, Marta dedicates her time between studio work and DJing top venues and high profile events. Over the last 10 years, through consistency and tenacity, Marta has built a widely respected following in Southern California and has solidified her position as a leader among today’s female Music Producers & DJ’s. Marta has had the opportunity to play Fashion Week in Paris, New York & LA, as well as playing main stage at Beyond Wonderland & Nocturnal Wonderland, Insomniacs leading EDM festivals. Marta holds down residencies at some of the worlds top nightclubs in Los Angeles, including Academy & Exchange and DJ’s exclusive events for Louis Vuitton, Formula 1, Bentley, Lamborghini, McLaren and Aston Martin. She has opened for DJs such as Diplo, Benny Benassi, Salvatore Ganacci, Dillon Francis, Don Diablo, KSHMR, Dada Life, Bingo Players, Alok, Deorro, Bassjackers, and Galantis just to name a few.

KAYSIN

Kaysin has scored successful releases with labels like Repopulate Mars, Night Service Only, South Of Saturn, and Get Twisted. His releases have netted hundreds of thousands of streams, support from high profile DJs, radio plays, and top 10 release charting on Beatport. He is currently based in Los Angeles, where he splits his time between making music and working as an A&R for Repopulate Mars & South Of Saturn.

Klingande

Champion of the melodic house genre, Cedric Steinmyller – best known as Klingande – has been breathing new life into the electronic music world with his impeccable productions and uplifting sound, cementing his reputation as one of the most refreshing and original producers around in modern dance music. In 2019, Klingande will be releasing his eagerly anticipated debut album, a celebration of his iconic feel-good sounds intertwined with 10 brand-new productions that fans will instantly connect with.

Luke Mitrani

Luke Mitrani is a rare example of someone living their second dream. He spent most of his life as a professional snowboarder – made the US Snowboarding Team at age 12, and was a hopeful for the 2014 Olympic gold. Luke, his brother Jack Mitrani, and fellow snowboarders Shaun White and Mikkel Bang always brought guitars along on snowboard trips. Their creativity and talent transferred, and they all pushed each other in their musical abilities, as well as their snowboarding.

MATOMA

Since making his debut in 2015, artist and producer Matoma has risen from a bedroom producer posting on SoundCloud to one of dance music’s biggest stars. Between his solo tracks, two albums and collabs with everyone from Dua Lipa to Snoop Dogg, the Norwegian artist amassed a staggering 2 billion + streams. With this new chapter in his career Matoma brings songs with the energy, irresistible melodies, and relatable stories that can get a party pumping, motivate your morning, or bring solace to sadness – cutting across genres but always connected by a sense of feelgood, everything-is-possible positivity. A sound that is flavoured with vintage synths and the warmth of live instrumentation from local musicians. It’s also the result of now having the creative freedom to release his music independently. Matoma’s music is a very natural extension of the man himself: the sonic equivalent to his beaming, beatific smile and constant quest to find ways to make a positive impact upon the world. Or, as he smiles, “This music is as close to who I am as you get.”

NASAYA

Born and raised in Reunion Island, near Madagascar, NASAYA makes electronica music that blends influences from Jamie xx, Tame Impala, Flume and Michael Jackson – melting futuristic sounds and textures with retro, moody atmospheres.

Return Of The Jaded

Canada based house DJ and Producer. Previous releases on Repopulate Mars, Box of Cats, Incorrect, Relief, Suara and Kittball.

SHALLOU

Shallou makes music for summer sunsets, winter wonderlands, and other contexts where sharpened senses meet heightened emotions in the glow of a profound, often wistful calm. Born Joe Boston in Washington D.C., Shallou grew up in Rockville, Maryland, studied in New Orleans, and moved to Chicago to focus on music before eventually resettling in LA. He released his EP, Souls, in 2018, with lullaby-grade chimes and breathy falsetto melodies. The overall mood is a delicate flavor of bittersweet, in which even the deepest melancholy gives delectable pleasure. He released his debut album, Magical Thinking in 2020. On the record, Shallou sharpened his songwriting as he teamed up with singers like Zachary Knowles (“Mutual Love”) and Daya (“Older”) and stretched his sound into wide-screen pop on “Silhouettes,” featuring Vancouver Sleep Clinic. The same year, he teamed up with Petit Biscuit for “I Leave Again,” proving that even the most solitary feelings are best enjoyed in good company.

SNAKEHIPS

Across Oliver Lee and James Carter’s ten-year career, the boys have amassed billions of streams and record sales, performed on the main stages of the world’s biggest festivals and cultivated a global following in the process. Much like a snake shedding its skin, the Snakehips sound continues to evolve, with each layer being peeled back to reveal another exciting chapter in the story. It was 2015 hit ‘All My Friends’ that turned the boys from promising production duo to household name. A collaboration with singer-songwriter Tinashe and internationally renowned hip-hop star Chance the Rapper, the track would go platinum in the UK, US, Australia and New Zealand, as well as winning the annual Ivor Novello Award for Best Contemporary Song. ‘All My Friends’ proved to be the beginning of a catalogue of collaborations with some of the biggest artists on the planet. Since then they have linked up with the likes of Grammy-winning rapper Anderson .Paak (‘Money On Me’), One Direction’s Zayn (‘Cruel’), Danish singer-songwriter MØ (‘Don’t Leave’) and Brooklyn rap don Joey Badass (‘Either Way’), securing billions of streams and record sales in the process. Continuing to broaden their musical horizons and push their sound into bold, fresh new directions, Snakehips have firmly cemented their status as one of the best double acts in the game.

SODOWN

“To be SoDown is to seize every opportunity, explore new grounds, try new things and ultimately live the most epic life possible. This universe is far too beautiful and life is simply too short to not do what makes you happy. Unconditional love is the most powerful force in the world and Bass Music is my way of expressing it.”

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VANIC

Vancouver-based electronic dance producer Vanic (aka Jesse Hughes) first caught listeners’ attention with a string of well-received remixes — including his reworking of machineheart‘s 2015 track “Circles” — before releasing his own trap- and house-influenced tracks. Following debut “Samurai,” he scored his first chart appearance in 2017 with Top 40 single “Too Soon.”

WIZG

Josh Wizan is Los Angeles-based producer/DJ WizG. His music includes soaring future bass melodies.

Zookëper

Zookëper was a young boy who was separated from his family twice and forced to defend himself against burglars Marv and Harry. After getting into a fight with his older brother, Buzz, who purposely ate Zookëper’s cheese pizza, Zookëper was sent to the third floor of the house by his mother Kate and he wished his family would disappear. The next morning, as the family prepared to leave, Zookëper was still sleeping. His cousin Heather mistook Mitch Murphy, Zookëper’s neighbor, for Zookëper. The family, in a rush, hurried off to the airport, not realizing that Zookëper was not with them. Later, Zookëper woke up to find his whole family gone. Zookëper was in a thrill and believed his wish came true, that he made his family disappear. He watched Angels with Filthy Souls and ate ice cream.

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