Jeff Bennett
Jeff started creating music in 1994 and got hooked on it directly, but it took until 1998 before his first single was to come out on his own label Maskros Music. (read more)

Neil Quigley
Neil Quigley has talent – in abundance, but more importantly in the traditional sense as well. As a DJ he can build a set that is laced with the uplifting, joyous moments we have all shared in the past, whilst still delivering the sounds we demand from our future. Not one to be swayed by today’s flash in the pan, Neil has crafted a sound, something he refers to as ‘Electronic House with Soul’, that has made a number of important people stand up and take notice. (read more)

Chloe Harris
My first experience with music was at a very young age. Sure, we all get into it... but I was into a different sound. I really loved electronic music right off the bat. I first noticed Kraftwerk when I was five. I looked at the cover in my dad's record store East Street, and needed it...The album was Man Machine, and the cover was what got me. The machine-like sounds and machine-like looks inspired me. I would listened to them all the time, which helped me get into a bigger realm of music. From there, I got into new wave. I listened to Berlin, Soft Cell, Trans-X, and others. Of course, I heard the cheesy stuff too, everyone did..it's on the radio.
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Elite Force
sHack's Elite Force project began way back in 1996, debuting on his own newly founded Fused and Bruised label with a series of peerless 12s and remixes. After a successful five years,he put fused and bruised on the backburner to concentrate on production work, and following several years with Whole9Yards and Moonshine he has since become a mainstay recording artist for Adrift Recordings (formally known as Kingsize Records). (read more)