Jay Epoch
It began in the crib: an incessant, infantile wail tirelessly troubleshooted by exhausted, loving parents. Nothing found could placate the Jay Epoch wild child. Lullaby tapes were played. They failed to impress, let alone sooth. At wit's end but oft finding opportunity in difficulty, his mother thought outside the box -- curating a handpicked playlist of mellow hymns both classic and modern that, vetted against her son's squelches, were then performed and produced into a cohesive lullaby album the likes the world had never seen. The kid fell asleep, a music label was born, and the lullaby album went on to become a platinum best-selling record. (read more)

Dezarate
Joining the electronic scene in the year 1997 in mackintosh, esparraguera (barcelona), i immediately became part of the group c.i.a. working together as resident with pepebilly in rooms like: bypass, essencia, anonim, pont aeri, and many more. I had the oportunity of work as resident in other rooms of high recognition in 5 countries all over europe. After that i began playing in the best rooms of catalunia, madrid, ibiza and all over europe. By 2002 arose a tour though the united kingdom where i was booked for rooms and many parties sponsored by alcohol companies, watches, cellular manufacturers, cars, clothing companies, etc. (read more)

Wareika
When you enter the sound of Wareika, vibrations envelop you as you feel the spirit of the music.

By a true collaboration-celebration Florian Schirmacher, Henrik Raabe and Jakob Seidensticker listened and found their way to the perfect fusion of their music. They are inspired by a spirit, which enables them to keep balanced. It is because of their constant experimentation and relationship to their instruments, such as the MPC, guitar and piano, that they found the voice of Wareika. (read more)

Harm
An early convert from harder-edged techno and trance, Harm has been a stalwart of the San Francisco progressive movement for almost a decade. Hailing back from legendary Spundae @ 1015 events in 2003 through current collaborations with DJ Basilik (Deeper Detours) he has championed a moody, darker shade of progressive house, supporting lesser known but world-class producers such as Michael Thomas (Blackwatch, Gardner and Thomas, Icecream Social) Moshic and Harry “Lemon8” Lemon. (read more)