1Accord was formerly Vice Verza. The SF-based duo was one of the most sought after up and coming acts in the Bay Area and was been popping up all over the nightlife radar in 2015. Boasting residencies with the hottest clubs, best weekly events & biggest promoters in The City, the tandem tore up shows at an exponential rate.In the short time between since their inception and disbanding, the demand for their unique blend of genres and generation-spanning sounds landed Vice Verza gigs sharing the decks with legends including the likes of Nicky Romero, Thomas Gold, Crookers, Chris Lake & Moguai just to name a few. Spinning everything from Future, Tech and G-house to Love Trap, Electro and Progressive, Vice Verza proved to possess both a talent and passion for thrilling crowds of different demographics in various sized venues. 3-hour main support sets at Ruby Skye, 2-hour headlining slots at Hawthorn and 1-hour main support sets Vessel, Audio, and many others, Vice Verza was tested, proven and industry approved.

Raised on Chicago’s underground house scene, Andrew Phelan made the move to San Francisco in 2001. Over his 20+ year career behind the decks, he has put out releases on some of the most respected labels in house music, including Drop Music, Amenti and Lost My Dog. Locally in San Francisco, Andrew is best known for his Prismatic parties, thrown at a variety of lofts and warehouses throughout the city he now calls home.

The art of sensitive noise and subtle sounds and beats is what CROATIA SQUAD is all about, as well as one of Switzerland’s most on demand and respected deep and tech house producer and DJ.,Within the past four years, Croatia Squad has been delivering high quality deep and tech house with releases on some of the biggest and most respected labels in Electronic Music such as, Toolroom Records, Enormous Tunes, Ministry Of Sound, Sirup Music, and Milk & Sugar. While on remix duties, their Calippo remix, “Looking for A Meaning”, made it to Beatport’s top 100.,In 2009 Croatia Squad ran the successful annual compilation series “Croatia The Opening” which contains exclusive chill-out tracks from some of the biggest names in scene. That same year they also signed their first release, “Electric Masquerade” EP on Enormous Tunes, including a remix by house music legend Daniel Portman – later signed to Toolroom Records.,In 2013, their collaboration with Calippo, “The Conductor”, was signed to Ministry of Sound. Croatia Squad’s new single “Be Good To Me” has been in the top 3 for weeks, and is sure to be this year’s Beatport indie charts sensation gaining global attention from some of the biggest names. On the other hand the latest EP “All Alone” includes a classic house infused nu disco monster “Give it All Away”. Full of bass line, pumping beat sections, touchy major chords and an urban like vocal hooks, calling it a crowd pleaser would be an understatement.,The revolutionary distinctive sound is only an instrumental part of the success. Taken part for years in Europe’s dance culture, and playing at legendary venues, through genre shifts and changes, gaining experience, and knowledge, learning about the affinity with the crowd, which he uses intelligently to build a connection. Trying to bring the world of underground house and techno in a way that can be accepted by the mass public is the goal for Croatia Squad’s upcoming DJ-Tour.,Social Media:,http://www.facebook.com/CroatiaSquad,http://twitter.com/CroatiaSquad,http://www.soundcloud.com/CroatiaSquad,Remix requests, bookings & management:,croatiasquad@helveticnerds.ch,Enormous Tunes Licensing:,request@sirupmusic.com

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.

Eran Hersh has traveled far and wide to pursue his career ambitions. Originally born in Israel where his love of music first began to blossom, the talented DJ and producer is now based in the U.S and is building up a steady catalogue of successful releases over the past few years. He has stepped up the game considerably in 2019 which has no doubt been his biggest year to date. Eran played EDC LV & Ultra Miami and in some of the best clubs around. With releases on EDX’s Sirup Music and Fedde Le Grand‘s Flamingo Recordings early in the year, he carried on this positive momentum with a spectacular remix of Offer Nissim‘s popular hit ‘Alone‘. Now it’s time for his latest ‘Cake’, ‘Just A Beat’ and ’The Last One’ all available now on PinkStar Records.

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.

Major Trouble brings the groove to the dance floor! With a passion for melody and a love for dancing, Major Trouble’s signature sound always gets the dance floor moving. His excitement in creating an energetic and invigorating experience has fueled his growth into a rising star on the San Francisco music scene. When he’s not intensely layering multiple tracks to create his signature sound, he’s dancing behind the decks, moving and grooving with the crowd and keeping the energy high.

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.