San Francisco has often been referred to as ‘House Nation’ and is known as the mecca of soulful, sultry, seductive rhythms. This is a city with a DJ on every block, and Brian Salazar, has set himself a world apart. Although he is the baby of the scene, he stands next to and has played along side of DJ Spen, Mr. V, Timmy Regisford, Roy Davis Jr., Miguel Migs, Kaskade, Robin S., Mark Farina, DJ Colette, Chuck Love, Charles Spencer, Grant Nelson, Jamie Lewis, Doc Martin, Tortured Soul, Jay-J, Sonny Fodera, Born To Funk, Gene Hunt, Patrick Wilson, Ruben Mancias, David Harness, and many many more, easily challenging them to bring their level of quality up a notch.

High quality dance music with groove. House/ Techno/ Progressive. Why do we dance? What started as a curiosity in the San Francisco underground rave scene has turned into a life-long obsession. Equal parts observer, storyteller, and mad scientist, Cptn Jay has been moving dance floors all around the world since those first vinyl sets in 1998, all in his never-ending quest for that perfect beat.

Derrick Carter plays parties, makes music, dances, sings, and really, really likes shoes.Derrick Carter

If life is about "being in the right place at the right time," then Diz's timing could not have been better. Born and raised in Chicago, the original epicenter of the House Music uni-verse, his adolescence coincided with the beginnings of that city's legendary scene. Nowadays, if you mention Diz's name amongst House aficionados, you are almost cer-tain to hear adoration and respect for his insane DJ skills, stage presence, and warm-hearted personality. Diz's musical influences started at home, where his mother's love for Jazz led him to pursue the saxophone for many years. His DJ beginnings were about whatever he could get his hands on, like Disco and old Breaks records inherited from family members. When he was 14, his older brother took him to The Music Box, where Diz witnessed the true potential of House Music: to affect people's emotions and bring them together on a collective journey. He's been striving to do just that ever since, and in the process, has become a faithful participant in the music, the culture, and the times. Throughout high school, he frequented parties featuring DJs such as Frankie Knuckles, Ron Hardy, Farley and many other masters, and finally had a chance to break into the scene at age 19 after meeting contemporaries Mark Farina, Derrick Carter and Spencer Kincey (Gemini). His early gigs were at Alcazar with Gemini, and at one-off parties. At his Wicker Park loft, what started as a means of paying the rent developed into a two-year run as a nightclub, featuring Diz, Farina and Mark Grant on the decks. Soon after-wards, he and his friends took over Shelter, one of the city's "most severe night spots." >From roughly 1993-98, Diz was the Friday resident at Shelter, and the Saturday resi-dent at Red Dog alongside Johnny Fiasco, and since then has held many residencies at other legendary Chicago spots. In 1995, Diz accepted a job working for his brother's friend, Anthony Pearson (Chez Damier), at PRESCRIPTION (the label founded by Chez and Ron Trent). PRESCRIP-TION conducted distribution business with CAJUAL, and that is how Diz met his future producing partner and close friend, Joshua (whose nickname as fate would have it, was "Iz"). In 1995, Iz n Diz produced their first record together, "Ghosts in Detroit," released on PRESCRIPTION's sub-label, BALANCE. A year later, Joshua/Iz moved back to San Francisco, but he and Diz maintained a close friendship over the years and continue to produce together for labels like CLASSIC, AESOTERIC, GUIDANCE, TWEEKIN', SIL-VER NETWORK, and PANHANDLE. Diz is currently on a touring tear taking him one of the planet to the other while some-how finding time to finish up an album with mate Iz, coming soon! ̸ SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY Phil Weeks & Diz - Who's Gonna Be The One? - Robsoul Revisions (2004) Latenight Society* Featuring Diz - Down For It ‎(12") - Amenti Music (2009) Joshua Iz* Feat. Diz - It Iz What It Iz (The Remixes) - Vizual Records (2010)

Chicago based label head of 4 Track Recordings (4trk). www.4trk.com Chicago born and bred DJ, Producer Joseph Manumaleuna aka DJ Hyperactive needs little introduce to those versed in the history of techno. As one of Daft Punk’s “Teachers” and “brother of the humble” according to Resident Adviser, his contributions to the underground continue to span generations. Honing his skills in the highly influential scene and sound of Chicago in the early 90s, DJ Hyperactive gained instant international recognition and has since gone on to play the most legendary and lauded events and venues over the last 20 years, such as Orbit/ Leeds, Liquid Room/ Tokyo, Love Parade/ Berlin, Shelter, Smart Bar, Primary/ Chicago, Interface/ Los Angeles, Movement/ Detroit, Output/ Brooklyn, Tresor/ Berlin, Berghain/ Berlin and the list doesn’t stop there. Also over the course of his career, he has produced over 100 remixes and original tracks, including classics such as ‘Venus’ & ‘Wide Open’ - Missile, ‘25HRs’ - Droid Recordings, “Music Box’ on his own imprint 4 Track Recordings, ‘Chicago’ - Contact, Truncate, Figure, Blank Code, Impact Mechanics, Nachstrom Schallplatten, CLR, to name a few. DJ Hyperactivereturned to Chicago 2013 to reconnect with his family and musical roots. His story continues with more gigs and more studio productions, with the difference being the experience and perspective that only a true veteran can possess ̸ SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY Planet of Drums LC08 DJ Hyperactive RX Tribe(12") LC07 DJ Hyperactive Recorded In Chicago (12") Missile Records Missile 15 DJ Hyperactive Venus (12") Missile 17 DJ Hyperactive Organ Donor (12") Missile 24 DJ Hyperactive Venus (Remix) (2x12") Contact Records CON-1001 DJ Hyperactive Cermak & Central (12") CON-1002 Various DJ Hyperactive presents Chicago Beat Freax (12") CON-1003 DJ Hyperactive Chicagoan EP (12", EP) CON-1004 Various Recruiter EP (12", EP) CON-1006 DJ Hyperactive Jazzcore (12") CON-1007 Gustav Schumann Home Away From Home (12") CON-1009 DJ Hyperactive SOS Remixes (12") CON-1010 DJ Hyperactive Hotwire (12") CON-1012 DJ Hyperactive Don't Panic (12") CON-1013 DJ Hyperactive Fraction (12") CON-1014 Arrogance Expert (12") CON-1017 DJ Hyperactive Motor (12") CON-1020 DJ Hyperactive The Shaker (12") Communiqué C 004 Various Out Of The Purple Haze (2x12") C 012 DJ Hyperactive Samoan Acid Stomper (12") C 027 Various Strangely Arranged - Communiqué Records Volume One (2xCD) CMQ-001 DJ ESP One With The Universe (12") Drop Bass Network DBN 004 DJ Hyperactive Hard Rhythmic Motions (12") DBN 012 Various Midwest Hard corps E.P. (12", EP) DBN 017 DJ Hyperactive Don't F…With Chicago (12") Hybrid Sound Architectures HYB 019 Blank Program We Need Input (2x12") (w/DJ Skull) HYB LP 004 DJ Hyperactive I'm Only Buggin' (2xLP) Sounds SO 10 Joe Manu* I Like To Get Down (12") SO 13 DJ Hyperactive Muzik Make You Lose Control (12") SO 17 Modal Lovers Remixes (2x12") Sm:)e Communications SM-903 2-0 Drumaddik Tilt / Space Funk (10", Gre) Delerium USA DELUSA 950603 Freddie Fresh* / DJ Hyperactive Presents Alien Funk (12") Saboteur SAB 01 DJ Hyperactive Mireille's Tonic EP (12") UC UC 108 Sync Futuric Acid (12") UC 117 Sync Therapy EP (2x12", EP) UC 129 Sync Third E.P. (12", EP) UC 136 Sync Funktional (2x12") UC 238 DJ Hyperactive No Place Like Home (12") EC Records EC 026 DJ Hyperactive Wide Open (12") EC 027 DJ Hyperactive Wide Open (Remixes) (12") Clockwork Recordings CW 022 DJ Hyperactive Scuff (12") 4 Track Recordings 4TRK-001 DJ Hyperactive P.51 (12") 4TRK-006 DJ Hyperactive Leaving (dig) 4TRK-007 DJ Hyperactive Cermak & Central (dig) 4TRK-008 DJ Hyperactive Jazzcore (dig) 4TRK-009 Gustav Schumann H.A.F.H.(dig) 4TRK-010 DJ Hyperactive Classics Vol. 1 (dig) 4TRK-011 Trait Full Duplex (dig) 4TRK-012 DJ Hyperactive Jazzcore Remixes (dig) Analog Records Analog 06 Various Midwest Acid Harvest (12") Tracks Appear On: Caution Acid! (Cass) Power Plug, Don't... Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab 1995 Loops (12", W/Lbl, TP, Ltd) 8 1, 8 2 Serotonin 1995 Sixt (2x12") 0 D.B. Head In The Clouds 1995 A Tale Of 3 Cities (2x12") Hotwire Emergency Broadcast 1996 A Tale Of 3 Cities (CD, Dig) Hotwire Emergency Broadcast 1996 Bangin' The Box Vol. 2 (CD, Comp, Mixed) Reptilian Tank Mix Connection Multimedia 1996 Hard Techno (CD) Don't Panic Fairway Record 1996 House Blend Volume 2 (CD) Don't Panic Underground Construction 1996 Proper Comp 2.0 (2xLP) Krafty Proper N.Y.C. 1996 Proper N.Y.C. Comp 2.0 (CD) Krafty Proper N.Y.C. 1996 Psychotrance 3 (CD) Clip Moonshine Music 1996 Victims Of House (2xCD, Comp + CD, Mixed, Comp) Venus Sub Terranean 1996 Alien Underground (CD) Alien Funk Kickin Records 1997 Alien Underground (2xLP) Alien Funk Kickin Records 1997 Baccardi's 3 (2xCD) Yeahhh Antler-Subway 1997 D.J. House Mix Vol. 1 (CD) Reptilian Tank Beast Records 1997 DJ Connection 7 (CD) Planet Of Drums 7 N.E.W.S. 1997 Global House Culture Vol. 4 (CD) Channelin, RX Tribe ESP-SUN Records 1997 Greatest Launches Vol. 1 (2xCD) Venus Missile Records 1997 Greatest Launches Vol. 1 (4x12") Venus Missile Records 1997 Hard House Live At The Legendary Arena (CD, Mixed) Clip, Reptilian Tank Underground Construction 1997 House Live (CD, Mixed) Don't Panic Underground Construction 1997 Tracks Appear On continued: Mindwaves 3000 (2xCass) Squibbler, Schtick Pure Acid Mix tapes, Biohazard Records 1997 Psychotrance 5 (CD) Planet Of Drums 8 - AX... Moonshine Music 1997 Strangely Arranged - Communiqué Records Volume One (2xCD) Squelch, Ear Drum Communiqué Records 1997 Techno Session (CD, Comp) Wide Open Out Soon Records 1997 Technological Elements 3 - Mixed By Michel De Hey (CD) Wide Open Natural Records 1997 Three DJ's In A Box - Volume II (3xCD) RX Tribe Arcade 1997 Absolute Hard Techno (CD) Yeahhh, Chicago Fairway Record 1998 Cherry Moon 9 (The Invasion) (CD) Wide Open (Missile) N.E.W.S. 1998 Club System 10 (CD) Wide Open EVA Belgium 1998 D-Mention 98 (CD) Rx Tribe Distance 1998 Four X Harder Volume 2 (CD, Mixed, DJ + Cass, Mixed, DJ) Reptilian Tank Underground Construction 1998 Futuristic Experiments Chapter One (12") Untitled Background 1998 High Octane Compilation, Octane Rating 98.1 (CD) The Rub High Octane Recordings 1998 House Blend Volume 2 (CD) Reptilian Tank Peerless 1998 Lagoa 3 (CD) Wide Open 541 1998 Live Sabotage: Live In Belgium (CD) RX Tribe X-Sight Records 1998 Mega Music Dance Experience - ClubQuarium (2xCD) Wide Open PolyGram TV 1998 Octane 98.1 (2x12", Promo) The Rub High Octane Recordings 1998 Serious Beats 28 (2xCD, Comp) Wide Open 541 1998 Solid Sounds 8 (2xCD) Wide Open (DJ Superslo... 541 1998 Sound Of Acid Core Vol. 5 (2xCD, Dig) Burner Cyber Production 1998 Big Hits (CD) Reptilian Tank Underground Construction 1999 I ? Techno 7 - A True Love Story (CD) Scuff 541 1999 Montreal Basement 1 (CD) A.M. Deliverance Distr!ck 1999 Out Soon (CD, Comp) Wide Open (Version Edit) La Tribu (2) 1999 Series I (12") Reptilian Tank Morpheus Productions 1999 Techno Booster 5 (Cass) Wide Open BMG (France) 1999 Dangertrance 2000 (2xCass) Wide Open, Biohazard Records 2000 Techno 2000 (4xCD) Wide Open BMG 2000 Techno Collection (2xCD + Box) Rx Tribe Distance 2000 HouseTrip2001 (CD) Reptilian Tank Strictly Hype Recordings 2001 Techno | 2001/1 (CD, Comp, Mixed) Reptilian Tank Millennium Records 2001 Club System Gold (CD) Wide Open EVA Belgium 2002 Keep It Move'n (CD) Reptilian Tank Waxworks Records 2002 Now & Wow #04 (2xCD) Wide Open Basic Beat Recordings 2002 The History Of Hard House (2xCD, Mixed) Reptilian Tank Surge Recordings 2002 The Best Of Dancemania - Chicago Ghetto House (CD) Tilt Dance Mania 2003 Bringin The Funk (CD) Hotwire Faded Muzik 2004 Negative -1 Droid Compilation (CD, Comp) Soul Trak (Bonus Track) Droid Recordings 2004 Serious Beats 50 (The 2nd Saga Of House) (4xCD) Wide Open 541 2006 Ambulance - The Remixes (File, MP3, 320) Ambulance (DJ Hyperactive remix) Impact Mechanics 2007

Solid technical skill, unmatchable versatility, and a true love for music are among the many things that separate DJ Intel from his contemporaries. His unique style makes him a fan favorite. DJ Intel's ability to spin many genres, including house, rock.. Solid technical skill, unmatchable versatility, and a true love for music are among the many things that separate DJ Intel from his contemporaries. His unique style makes him a fan favorite. DJ Intel's ability to spin many genres, including house, rock, dubstep and contemporary as well as hip hop classics, keeps the dance floor full and leaves the people wanting more at the end of the night. DJ Intel's interest in turntablism began in the mid 90's. He looked up to such Chicago legends as DJ PNS and Tone B Nimble and soon began the journey of perfecting his craft. Armed with his brother's hand-me-down turntables, a mixer and passion, he would begin to make his name as one of Chicago's premier party starters. Along with being a founding member of both The Comeups (along side DJ Pickel and Galapagos4 and Now and Again records recording artist Maker) and the DMC and ITF champion Platter Pirates (along side Spryte, Kico, and Vajra), DJ Intel holds down several residencies through out Chicago and has worked everything from charitable events to B boy battles to fashion shows, with crowds ranging from 15 to thousands. He has also preformed at events with the likes of Wu-Tang Clan, Mos Def, Lupe Fiasco, Cypress Hill, Pete Rock, Afrika Bambaataa and Z- Trip as well as headlined major music events such as Lollapalooza and SXSW. DJ Intel has also taken his show on the road with several tours, most notably a 32 state excursion with then Ninja Tune's DJ Vadim. He has also traveled to grace the main stage of many legendary parties including, The Root Down, Low End Theory and The Music Machine. DJ Intel's skill extends beyond his live performance. He was voted 'Best MixTape DJ' by WNUR's Time Travel Show and the web community on DJZTRIP.COM. New York Post and Entertainment Weekly have also taken note of his outstanding abilities. So, when you are headed to a party and you see DJ Intel on the bill you can guarantee that you are in for an amazingly diverse party, full of nonstop dancing and entertainment. ̸ SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY DJ Intel has released many mixes on CD, Cassette and now in downloadable formats. His turntablist work has also been featured on several albums including: 2005 Pugs Atomz "Playing with Matches LP" Audio 8 Pugs Atomz "Vandal Squad 12" Audio 8 recordings 2006 Pugs Atomz " Pugs Atomz Presents Cta Radio Chicago Hip Hop Compilation" Raptivism records Pugs Atomz "Man of the people Vinyl EP" Headnock Records 2007 Pugs Atomz "Conversations with a ChamelionLP" Enohes Music/Gravel records 2009 Pugs Atomz "Rooftop" SoFlo Entertainment 2010 Pugs Atomz and Grant Parks "Kinda Like a Rapper" Fat Beats 2010 Pugs Atomz "The Decade" BBE

House. Techno. Disco. Acid. Electronic. Other. Residencies: WYA CHI, Housepit Chi, Vocalo Radio 91.1FM Chicago, the Goods Thursdays (weekly), Refract (monthly with Merrick Brown) Chicago-based DJ Duke Shin began his efforts in earnest, garnering his first residency in 2003. Initially in-demand supporting live acts like Nouvelle Vague, TV On The Radio, Saul Williams and multi-media artist Pogo, his bookings evolved to match his increased experience on the decks, eventually including underground dance luminaries Seth Troxler, Doc Martin, Roman Flügel, Rebolledo, Lusine, FKJ and Moby, as well as hometown heroes like Derrick Carter, Paul Johnson, Terry Hunter and DJ Heather, to name a few. "For me and my life, it's not the medium, but the story." A former music journalist, Duke was active for local alt. weekly Newcity Chicago (where he served as Editor for the Club Section for several years), as well as a regular contributor to global lifestyle juggernaut Resident Advisor and Magnetic Magazine. In 2012, Duke left both music journalism and a 12-year career in film to focus on DJing. Fast-forward to current day where Duke serves as resident/partner with underground upstart WYA Chi, whose recent bookings have included Derek Plaslaiko, Mike Servito, Eddic C and Rahaan. He's also a resident for Housepitality US, Refract, and Vocalo Radio 91.1 FM Chicago--which broadcasts a new mix every 4th Friday of the month. He's also the founder/host/resident of the Goods Thursdays, celebrating 7 consecutive years of weekly events in 2020. As a DJ, his distinctive sense of flow with selections and mixes have a predilection to include elements of house, techno, acid, slo-mo mutant disco, and IDM. When he's not DJing and working on upcoming productions, Duke also enjoys serving as lead instructor for a stipend-based DJ apprenticeship for Chicago-area teens. ̸ SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY Coming Soon...

Emanate (Emily & Nate) fell in love with the mystique of electronic music at an early age. Nathan Vain knew right away what his future passion held when he acquired his first turntables at the age of 17. Emily Fox took a different route starting her journey in the music scene as an organizer and promoter. This endeavor lead to landing Nathan his first residency at a popular after hours spot back in 2001. A few years down the road and a desire for their success growing strong they moved to San Francisco together and started producing music as Emanate. Nathan enhanced his knowledge of music and the industry working at DanceRecords.com from ‘04 to ‘09 as a Content Manager. That was followed by a stint interning at the Mothership / Dirtybird labels. He also spent some time at the DJTechTools office working with midi controllers and software. Emily has developed her understanding of electronic music culture by throwing various events throughout San Francisco over the years. She also spent some time as a member of (a few) bands where she was writing songs, singing and playing keyboard. Emily’s next logical step became DJing, as a way to expand her talents and performance needs. Following the path of natural evolution they started up their own label Mioli Music in 2010 (Move It Or Lose It). Since 2010 they’ve released music as Emanate and individually. They have also signed various international artists on Mioli. Both Emanate and Mioli had a breakout year in 2013 when Kollektiv Turmstrasse charted their remixes of Lily Ackerman’s “Africa” and also their remix of Tr-Ack’s “Stay” on Resident Advisor. Being featured, charted and played in DJ sets along with the likes of Stimming, Adriatique, Bonobo and David August was a milestone that validated their hard work and dedication, it also alerted the world of their arrival. A relocation to Berlin in early 2014 helped formulate and solidify their craft and sound. While in Berlin Emanate produced and released their debut album “Alliance” and played their first Live Show. The Alliance album was well received and featured on various music magazine websites and dance music blogs but also recognized by Emanate as an immensely developmental experience. 2016 was a remarkable year in their progression touring Mexico, Ibiza, Bulgaria, Berlin. With festival bookings at BPM, Mountains in the Meadows and Northern Nights. Most recently they toured the U.S. performing at imfamous venues such as TV Lounge, Spy Bar and Members Only. From Techno, Tech House to Deep House you can expect a clever blend and balance of deep and edgy music that is thoughtfully procured.

Gramaphone Records owner, Michael Serafini said it best: "[she] just can't get enough [House]." Once accused of being an ‘undercover DJ,’ ilana ariella’s natural talent and ear for tunes has helped propel her career from bedroom aficionado to fully fledged artist. Pushing through a global pandemic, she stayed relevant by regularly streaming with her Chicago residency SHFFT. She also found time to get into the studio, putting out two original productions, “Rock the Vote,” self released in the fall of 2020 and “Falling Up” a collab with her SHFFT colleague Shmoo, released on Chicago legend Ron Carroll’s digital imprint Electric Disco in summer of 2022. Notably, she was recently named a Defected Records top 100 DJ in their Unsung Heroes contest, beating out almost 4000 mix submissions. ilana has a surgical like precision when it comes to her mixing style, spinning records when she can or dexterously using a CDJ (never Master Tempo, never Sync, always by ear). ilana’s card has been punched by many of the Chicago House legends, she has been awarded the opportunity to be direct support on numerous occasions to Derrick Carter, DJ Heather, DJ Lady D & Diz to name a few. Soon she will add ‘Label Boss’ to her list of credentials, launching a digital imprint of her own “Cheap Talk” in 2023. Truly one to watch, you can catch her vibe in person at any one of the major Chicago nightlife spots as well as the occasional underground. ̸ SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY https://ilana-ariella.bandcamp.com/track/rock-the-vote https://www.traxsource.com/track/10028748/falling-up-original-mix

James Curd began his DJing career in Chicago when he was only fifteen years old. Being underage, Curd was snuck into events to play at raves and clubs he was not legally allowed in. He played along side some of electronic music’s most respected acts and DJs. Through his love of DJing and music Curd began to write and produce for himself. At nineteen Curd released his first track on the globally respected label “Basenotic” out of Paris. From there Curd created “Greenskeepers”, a name to represent himself and the wide range of music he wrote and the artists he collaborated with.

House Music DJ & producer in San Francisco, California, USA.

SF-based techno by way of London and NYC, and with one foot always in the Balearics. Airpusher Collective resident; FM radio host (Big Love Show). The Bermuda Triangle of techno...Jon Barnes has disrupted navigation in dark rooms with flashing lights throughout London, New York, Ibiza and San Francisco. Originally a jazz musician, Jon caught the dance music bug from the contagious sounds radiating from New York’s Twilo in the late 1990s. His musicianship and grasp of the genre keep his tastes constantly evolving, always forward thinking, and never losing sight of his roots: sun-drenched, late-morning walks home from West 27th Street, and Balearic afternoons spent shaking the sand out of his clothes from the afterhours. Today Jon calls San Francisco home and turns dials with the Airpusher Collective, a crew of SF-based DJs taking Burning Man by storm. From 2004-2014 he was resident and co-host of the Big Love Show on KZSU 90.1 FM, one of the longest-running house music radio shows in the US.

Born in Evanston, Illinois Justin was raised on a steady diet of Chicago house, dance and golden era hiphop during his teenage years. Chance exposures to Brian Borden and Traxx opened his eyes to the world of the dj in 1990. Justin officially started h.. Born in Evanston, Illinois Justin was raised on a steady diet of Chicago house, dance and golden era hiphop during his teenage years. Chance exposures to Brian Borden and Traxx opened his eyes to the world of the dj in 1990. Justin officially started his dj career in 1996 while attending Kalamazoo College. This time it was exposure from Detroit and Windsor techno artists like Rolando/UR, DJ Bone, D Wynn, Kenny Larkin, Richie Hawtin and the Plus 8 crew. After school Justin moved back to Chicago and had a stint on WNUR streetbeat with a weekly DJ show featuring house, techno and classics. in 2000 he joined together with some like minded associates and formed illmeasures - a promotions crew that has become known for underground loft parties around chicago's industrial core. In 2004 Justin had the rare privilege of releasing a remix (Stax - Jazzbug (DJR MIX) for his favorite record Label - Derrick Carter's Classic Music CO. Additional releases followed on Stax's Abicah Soul Records and Sweden's Cartridge Recordings as well as a track released for Revolutionary Music. Currently, Justin Can be seen monthly spinning as a resident of the infamous Freakeasy parties in Chicago where upwards of 600 freaks lose their minds on a monthly basis. ̸ SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY The Jazzbug EP (12", EP) Jazzbug (DJR Mix) Classic 2002 Diced Hype (12") Cartridge CTE 005 Sweden 2004 Foggy Bridge / Minimalizm V1 (7", Ltd) Locked Groove 7, Locke... Tokyotronic Japanese Version Records, Minimalizm 2005 The Young Future EP 2 (12") Abicah Soul Records, Waako Records 2006 Organica Lounge compilation (Stormy Seasons) Revolutionary Music 2010

Over the last ten years, Mark Farina has built himself up to become one of the most sought-after DJs in dance music today. Though he is mostly recognized for his deep-house DJ prowess, it is Farina’ wide-ranging musical knowledge that helped shape the Mushroom Jazz series, a continuously mixed collection of down-tempo, dance-floor jazz for the turntablist generation. A mix-tape made over eight years ago was the project’ original seed – a similarly-styled tape of jazz tunes that articulated a mellower counterpart to the up-tempo “Acid Jazz” movement of the day.,Farina’ “Mushroom Jazz” sound subsequently became popular through a long-running San Francisco club called Jazid Up, then through various Mushroom Jazz clubs thrown domestically and abroad.,Farina began his DJing career at the age of 15, inspired by the strong house and dance music scene pulsating in Chicago’ underground. Along with long time friend and DJ partner, Derrick Carter, Farina cut his teeth on the college radio airwaves of Northwestern University’ WNUR every Friday night for 2 years. Farina has released one album, Mood.,(Nettwerk UK Records, under the name Symbols and Instruments), and several other mix projects including Seasons (Domestic Records), United DJs of America (DMC) and Imperial Dub’ compilation (Imperial Dub) in addition to the Mushroom Jazz series and his mix on OM Records’ “San Francisco Sessions’” debut.

DJ, producer, and vocalist from Chicago Sorrbet is a musical palate cleanser with a style that is unique yet familiar. Nostalgic like a childhood treat, yet refined for adult consumption. Sorrbet creates an emotional experience including (but not limited to) four-on-the-floor percussive house, synth dance classics, grooving edits and obscure disco. Sorrbet's excellent programming abilities, and knowledge provide unique flavor to the dance floor.

Stacey Pullen is the Kosmik Messenger. An innovator from the Second Wave of Detroit techno, he grew up under the mentorship of Detroit’s legendary three: Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson. Still continuing to produce his characteristic atmosphere laden electronic sound, Stacey Pullen compounds his reputation as a producer with that of being one of the world’s most in-demand DJs, playing weekly across the globe year in, year out. With a font of passion for music and performance that never dries up, Stacey Pullen still plays every gig from the heart seeking to surprise and engage, to provide an unforgettable experience, to offer up his unique catalogue without predictability – defying expectation. Above all, from his earliest attempts to the current day Stacey Pullen has stayed true to his one goal: to become and to always be an Innovator.

Through his recordings, epic-length DJ sets, dozens of commercial mix albums, and label operations, Sven Väth is one German trance and techno's most popular proponents. Originally the lead singer of a dance-pop group named OFF, Väth hit the big time in 1986 when OFF's "Electrica Salsa (Baba Baba)" became a number three pop hit in their native country. The band later disintegrated, leaving Väth free to pursue his interest in the hard trance underground of Frankfurt. An Accident in ParadiseVäth became a DJ of note for his marathon sets, which sometimes approached 24 hours, and his 1992 co-founding of Harthouse Records. His own releases on the label included those by Barbarella, Astral Pilot, and Metal Masters with the help of his partner, Ralf Hildenbeutel. Blessed with an agreement connecting Harthouse and its subsidiaries to the American major label Warner Bros., Väth released Accident in Paradise, again with contributions from Hildenbeutel, as his first solo album.