Herve
there are multiple artists named Herve: (1) Hervé aka Joshua Harvey is part of the current 'fidget' house phenomenon, alongside labelmates Dave Taylor and Trevor Loveys (Dubsided) and other affiliated producers such as Jesse Rose (Front Room recordings). Herve's other main production aliases are with Trevor Loveys as Speaker Junk (check out their recent remixes of Basement Jaxx and Spektrum) and Voodoo Chilli ('Look What You've Done To Me'). Harvey and Loveys both run newly formed record label, Speaker Junk recordings.
Andy George
Kill Frenzy
Trevor Loveys
Detboi
Jo Kira
Jo Kira, is a clear example that your experiences that happen to you have as you grow up as a child will have a big effect and route out what you do as you get older. With Jo Kira she was brought up alongside side brothers who had a passion for house music. Jo Kira first pocket money instalment was spent on Thomas Bangalter's 'Trax On Da Rocks Vol. 1'. Other schoolchildren are buying sweets to get their fix for their sweet tooth; Jo Kira was buying EPs to get her music fix. At an early age, she was out buying vinyl’s so she could learn how to mix the songs she loved.
Oliver $
Oliver $ continues working closely with Jesse Rose and producing records and remixes that are being played by the likes of Ricardo Villalobos, Luciano, Derrick Carter and Switch. 2008 started with a bang for Oliver as Hotflash was released on made to play in january and has been a massive hit. His remixes for Swag, Idiotproof (aka Jamie Anderson and Deepgroove) and Jacob London have caused devastation all over and his remix of Grovesnor’s Drive your car on Grecoroman got the biggest reaction in Jesse Rose’s set to 20,000 people on New Years day 2008 in Sydney, Australia.
Matt Cox
Boy 8-Bit
Boy 8-bit; a young and upcoming producer famous for his infectious "bleep" electro-styled tracks inspired by the computer games of old. Boy 8-Bit's name hails from the days of old. Using an Amiga computer to produce in his youth, he dealt in 8-bit samples and hence the name. Although still relatively unknown, his EP "Suspense is Killing Me" received great critical claim on the underground Electro/Synth circuit.