Co-founder of Syndicate Events & Dabble Resident

AtLows has been a dynamic figure in the Sydney scene for over 5 years which has seen him laying down thick slabs of deep, chunky, floor-shaking Jackin’ House to an ever-growing audience. Not content to just play other artists’ releases, he has been working on a mammoth list of original tracks and made a fair few waves in the process. His debut release ‘How Do I get to Detroit’ on Souluxe Records Co. made its way into the Traxsource charts and is a reflection of the evolution in the integrity and sophistication of his music. Deep and infectious, with the space to make it comfortably addictive, ‘Detroit’ certainly got the attention of the industry and wound up on some premium play lists.

Few people can boast the musical ability that Gabby has in so many forms - physically, vocally and technically. Her career began in the world of dance. From 2002 she appeared as a feature dancer in a number of music videos, films and live performances both in Australia and internationally. By the mid noughties, Gabby's passion for music led to an obsession with the decks, which swiftly saw her playing guest sets at a number of prestigious events in Oz - including Future Music Festival, Sensation White and Kink in her first few years of DJing. As a DJ today, she's the lady of choice for techno and house for a number of the best club nights around Australia, being represented by the esteemed Finely Tuned agency, and holding residencies at both SPICE and S.A.S.H. in Sydney.

A born entertainer with a burning desire to play music to people around the world, Sam Divine’s enigmatic sets are an effortless schooling in pure, unadulterated house. From her early days as the sole member of the Defected street team in Ibiza to fronting their radio show and now headlining some of the world’s biggest clubs and festivals, The First Lady of Defected, has become an intrinsic part of the UK house music scene. The seeds of Sam’s DJ career can be traced back to a pair of belt drive turntables and a battered Numark mixer set up in her Mum’s shed; a pirate radio show broadcast from her bedroom using ‘borrowed’ equipment from the local college and MSN Messenger, and time spent expanding her musical knowledge working at Spin Central in her hometown of Weston-super-Mare and Chemical Records in Bristol. ~ Soundcloud