uplifting trance

Laurent Véronnez aka (DJ) Airwave lived in Brussels until he was 20 years young, experimenting with computers and synthesizers at his home. After sending his first demo to Lightning Records - the original home of the infamous Bonzai label -, he became one of the main artists of the new age in electronic music. After the first small successes with PLG, North Pole, Montera and Magnetix, he had his first breakthrough with the first release of Fire & Ice, produced together with DJ Fire. He decided to move to Antwerp so he could concentrate more on his productional work.

London based Matt Bowdidge, is the latest Australian talent to hit the International Stage. Matts signature techy edge and melodic top lines immediately caught the attention of the Discover A & R team who snapped Matt up for a series of releases on the Discover imprint. His debut two track E.P. starts with Crossing North - a lush melodic excursion set against a back drop of intricate fills and a powerful bottom end.

Read more about Matt Bowdidge on Last.fm.

Like stories behind scars, the music of Michael Lee captures nostalgia, but with modesty. In his solo album, Yesterday and Every Day After, Lee’s consideration and reflection of moments past play out so naturally. The flux of time slows down listening to this record and your pensive state journeys into his heart and his guts. Lee sings raw lullabies in this relative truth leaving you to conjugate the endless possibilities of “what was he going through?” all while you’re capturing a timeless mixture of fervor and ventilation.