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)

Evan Marc
Tech House project from downtempo producer Bluetech. Melodic and dub influenced music with a focus on dancefloor usability and emotional development. Evan Marc seeks to explore revolving geometries through kinetic audio sculpture. New album 'Emotional Ecology" out now and available on beatport, itunes, or on cd at Native State Records (read more)

Hybrid
Hybrid need little introduction in the world of dance music; Mike Truman and Chris Healings have been writing, producing, touring and DJing all over the globe for the best part of a decade and have amassed nearly 250 productions to date. Their big break came back in 1994 when an infamous Hong Kong DJ called Lee Burridge gave a copy of their single 'Symphony' to Sasha, which then went on to be included in his and John Digweed's Northern Exposure compilation. (read more)

Ike
Ike has been producing music for over 10 years under different monikers. His most successful production name "Sonic Union" has had releases on high profile labels such as Morrison Recordings, Funkfield Recordings and In2 Records. He has also had the opportunity to remix some of the biggest producers in the industry such as Joshua Collins and Chris Lake. (read more)