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House music icon, Junior Sanchez said it best, when he declared “Lupe was born to make music and be a DJ. She’s fire!”

Drawing from her cultural roots, Lupe has created a musical identity for herself that’s both timeless and refreshing. Her blend of stripped back tech-house with subtle hints of Latin rhythms and tribal percussion transform into dance floor anthems, casting the eyes and ears of industry leaders upon her.

It was just a year and a half ago that Lupe Fuentes exploded into the scene with her debut record “So High”. The hypnotic, tribal roller quickly found an impressive home on Junior Sanchez’s Brobot Records, while the low-slung rhythmic funk and driving bass of follow-up “Don’t Hold Back” hit Traxsource’s Tech House Chart Top 5. It’s plain to see: Lupe Fuentes is part of a new breed of producers to watch out for.

Now residing in Los Angeles, Lupe remains a fixture on the US club circuit. Commanding the dance floors of the country’s top nightclubs including Sound Nightclub, Exchange, Pacha NYC and Drai’s After Hours to name a few, Lupe has poised herself as a leading lady of the underground.

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www.soundcloud.com/lupefuentes

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Sandra Collins' in-demand DJing has kept her constantly globetrotting - everywhere from New Zealand to Romania to Mexico. What began as a humble interest morphed into serious business in the 90's, when Sandra Collins emerged as one of the Los Angeles rave scene's major players. Sandra is now, without question, one of the most recognized and beloved DJs in the business.

With her incessant worldwide touring, massive press coverage and hundreds of thousands of albums sold, Sandra has solidified her place as one of the most well-known female DJs in the world. The DanceStar Awards awarded her the 2003 Best DJ award over the likes of Danny Tenaglia, Josh Wink, and Felix da Housecat among others. This award is part of a long list of stellar career achievements, which include URB Magazine's 1999 "Best Female Artist", an honor she shared with Lauryn Hill. She is also one of the few female DJs that graced DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs. She also hosted the International Dance Music Awards in 2006 with Daniel Glass.

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www.facebook.com/sandracollinsofficial/timeline

https://twitter.com/djsandracollins

https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sandracollins

https://soundcloud.com/sandra-collins

Norwegian duo Ost & Kjex have gone a long way: From their debut album “Some But Not All Cheese Comes From The Moon” (2004), which consisted entirely of sounds originating from cheese and biscuits, over their much applauded spicy second long player “Cajun Lunch” (2008, released on Diynamic) and many collaborations with high-flyers such as Solomun (“Federgewicht”), Jamie Jones (“Summer Time”) or H.O.S.H. (“Woo Hoo”), they have grown to become one of the few acts that perfectly bridges the gap between Underground Electronic music and Indie Pop.

Ost & Kjex found people liking their music, but nobody really believed in their modus operandi, the exclusive use of food as a sound source. In the blessed summer of 2008 the boys stumbled upon Solomun, the head honcho of Diynamic. A chance meeting resulting in a collaboration track called "Federgewicht", which was their entrance to his highly acclaimed record label.

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http://www.diynamic.com/news/

https://www.facebook.com/OstKjex/timeline

https://soundcloud.com/ostkjex

https://twitter.com/ostkjex

https://www.instagram.com/diynamicmusic/

Prunk is what you call a busy bee. With a packed agenda, producing music, setting up his label PIV and organizing PIV club nights, you wonder if this guy still has time to sleep.

He is a resident DJ for major Dutch festivals DGTL and Straf_Werk while also being a part of the Deep House Amsterdam crew. His PIV club nights at Chicago Social Club and De Marktkantine are always packed and he also fids time to do one-off PIV nights on Malta too.

His label PIV records has been up and running since 2015 and has seen a steady flow of releases since. Artists like Roland Nights, Chris Stussy and Yusuke Yamamoto have all released on Prunk’s imprint. And there’s more releases coming up in 2016.

If this weren’t enough Prunk also released ‘The Machine’, together with Chris Stussy, on New York’s notorious label ‘Nervous Records’, an EP on ‘Moulton’ and an EP on London based ‘Innercity Records’. After hearing Prunk’s tracks, singer Alex Mills (known for the vocals on Miguel Campbell’s ‘Baby I Got It’) contacted him. They are in the studio working on a track as we speak. Recent additions to his discography are: a release on Electronique, City Soul and a remix by ben Pearce on King Street Sounds.

In the past two years, Prunk has been a firm fixture at all the leading festivals in The Netherlands. While he also enjoyed playing international gigs in Ibiza (Space), New York, Russia, Spain, Brazil, Amman and Belgium. Make sure to catch Prunk at one of these places.

Ici Sans Merci earned his stripes through underground parties and the illegal raves scene, which fostered his diverse style and ability to rock just any dance floor, including his very own Youth In Revolt events.

On the constant rise, Ici Sans Merci’s popularity continues to flourish. His breakthrough as a recognized artist was illustrated by his Dutch Techno Award for “Best New Artist of 2012”. Nowadays Ici’s touring schedule includes leading festivals and events, and is expanding abroad, without losing his original underground attitude.

Eduardo Pinto became one of the most promising house producers in Mexico, which allowed him to share the stage with international DJs such as Dubfire, Hito, Hector at the renowned BPM Festival in Playa del Carmen.

Pinto is a prodigious talent from Mexico, who has emerged from the real underground circuit of his home country. His DJ sessions are characterized as seductive house tunes, which cause a hypnotic synergy between Pinto and his audience.

Pinto takes much of his musical inspiration from Kerri Chandler, Peace Division, Kevin Yost, Kenneth Graham, as well from his partners Balcazar and Romeo Ugalde, whom he regards as his mentors. Additionally, he has been inspired by his closest friend Hector, with whom he has been collaborating on the project Vatos Locos.

As a part of the blooming underground scene in his country, Pinto and his partners decided to found the label Nëim Records, allowing Pinto and his team to expand their musical horizons. Besides, Nëim has been an excellent platform where new talent can be discovered.

Since 2011, he has hosted his showcase named "Localafiesta" at the enigmatic Bar Americas, a place where he still hold his residency. Earlier, this year he released his track "Hyna" which was charted by house legend Roger Sanchez and Danny Tenaglia.

Track list:

1. Point G - Muz [Point G]

2. Sakro - Everybody Dies Young [La Vie en Rose]

3. Giuseppe Cannamo - Mind (Artslaves rmx) [Moan]

‪4. Two Diggers - Stay Home (Nick Beringer Remix)‬ [Organic Music]

5. Pinto - Better Dance Alone [Unreleased]

6. Joeski - In Time [Deeplomatic]

7. Ryan Crosson - Little Helpers (edit) [Little Helpers]

8. Art Alfie & Mr Tophat - Dub the Rub [Bass Culture]

9. John Dimas - ID [ID]

10. Inland Knights - Foot & Mouth [Vista]

11. Dj Sneak - Love [83 West]

Follow pinto on his socials

https://www.facebook.com/pintomusicpage/?fref=ts

https://twitter.com/pintoeduu

https://www.mixcloud.com/PintoEdu/

https://soundcloud.com/pinto

5 years ago, a fresh faced raver happened over a couple of DJ's playing at a club night in his home town of Liverpool, this was to be David’s first taste of authentic house music at its finest. An Easter Sunday at the legendary Circus Club with Yousef and Ricardo Villalobos in control was to change the life of a young David Glass perpetually. Blown away by his first experience of this new world, David Glass knew he had finally discovered his sound.

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www.davidglassmusic.com

https://www.facebook.com/davidglassmusic

https://twitter.com/Davidglass1

https://soundcloud.com/davidglass1

https://www.youtube.com/user/CircusRecordings

Eelke Kleijn is a rare talent. With work stretching across movie trailer scores, deep live shows and incredibly well-formed production, he crosses a boundary from electronic producer and into a true modern day composer. With peers and tastemakers standing up for this unmistakable imagination, the Rotterdam-based music maker’s potential has no bounds.

With 2 artist albums delivered, an array of originals and first class remixes what he has achieved thus far would be any DJ’s reverie. Sony to Toolroom, Ultra to EMI, Global Underground to Eskimo Recordings and Spinnin’ to Suara have seen the young Dutchman’s vision in productions become world heard. With each record distinct but all out floor fillers, they have been pumped out in his epic sets from Argentina to Netherlands and Australia to the UK.

Follow him on his socials

www.facebook.com/eelkekleijn/

www.instagram.com/eelkekleijn/(Instagram)

www.soundcloud.com/eelke-kleijn(SoundCloud)

www.twitter.com/eelkekleijn(Twitter)

www.youtube.com/eelkekleijn(Other Service)

Tracklist

01. Rodriguez Jr - Mistral (Stephan Bodzin Remix)

02. Rico Puestel - Remembering October 3rd

03. Just Her ft. Kieran Fowkes - Let Myself Go

04. Hayze - Brighter Days

05. Eelke Kleijn - Space Disco

06. Basti Grub - Let Me Party With You

07. Sabb - Enclose ft. J.U.D.G.E.

08. Ramon Tapia - Yellow Submarine

09. Taras van de Voorde - The Never Ending Story

10. Eelke Kleijn - 51 Degrees Nord

Having gained an international recognition over the years, Antoine Clamaran has been setting fire to dance floors throughout the world. He is more dynamic and creative than ever. With a busy international tour schedule, Antoine still manages to find time to work on his own productions and also seek new talents for his record label Pool e Music.

Antoine started his career back in the early 90’s with a weekly residence at Le Palace, famous for hosting “Gay Tea Dance” every Sunday alongside Laurent Garnier and David Guetta.

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