There are at least two artists by the name of Chris Newman: 1.) experimental interdisciplinary artist Chris Newman of London (now Berlin) born 1958
2.) rock n' roll artist Chris Newman of Portland, Oregon (born 1953) known for bands such as Napalm Beach, Snow Bud and the Flower People, Lost Acolytes. 1.) Chris Newman (born 1958 in London, lives in Berlin) is a contemporary composer, painter, author and performance artist.
Housemeister is flying high over Berlin, filling the gaps between Techno, Electro and punk. He likes his very own definition of dancefloor craze. After 12 years as dj, he released his first album 2006 on Boysnoize records. "Enlarge Your Dose" reflects his intense life as a master-raver as well as his hilarious brain-twisting humour. The rebel without a pause finds himself well positioned on bpitchcontrol, Boysnoize and his ALLYOUCANBEAT label.
Coming from a country that gave the global music scene its own blend of techno, Slovenian tech-house DJ and a foremost a hotshot producer Mike Vale has a lot to offer. Growing steadily through the noughties he made big leap forward in the international EDM scene with string of Beatport top 100 releases and remixes on labels such as 1605, Great Stuff, Stealth, Toolroom, Starlight and Hotfingers, subsequently gaining support from artists such as Umek, Carl Cox, Marco Carola, Danny Tenaglia, Pleasurekraft, Mark Knight, Riva Starr, Pete Tong, Groove Armada, Wally Lopez and Roger Sanchez.
Beacon is Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett. Their “No Body EP” explores a combination of deep south bass music and ambient pop melodies, with R&B tinged vocals that accompany warm arpeggiated synthesizers. The EP's atmosphere and narrative recall brooding spirituality in the wake of first love and the allure of the paranormal in teenage romance.
Oliver Chesler (born January 20, 1970), better known by his stage name The Horrorist, is an American electronic music artist. His singles and albums have charted in Germany. He is the owner of Things to Come Records. He appeared in Depeche Mode's concert film "101". He is also a member of the DJ Skinhead hardcore gabber act.
Ramon Tapia alias El Carlitto, son of a Chilenean musician who had to run from his home country as he stood up against the regime, and a Dutch woman who was brave enough to fall in love, is a funny character, a very ambitious one: No one would have guessed he, the young jeweler working behind the counter of an Antwerp record shop, would one day release records on labels as renowned as Great Stuff,Turbo Rec, Abe Duque Rec, Monique Musique , Herzblut, Yellow Tail and Strictly Rhythm, just to name a few.