les and within the raw energy of electronic music. He released his first EP at 19 and produced under various monikers on labels such as Boxer Recordings Köln, Kling Klong and Systematic. He is currently working on his debut album and describes his live set as "a sort of eclectic techno with influences from the 80's restrained with acid house.. in few words.. a big beat soup!'
Yolanda be cool is a House artist out of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The following is a quote from the artists MySpace "myspace.com/yolandabecool" Influences: "Congas, bongos, tartalet recordings, old school hip hop, zombie disco squad, german saunas, solo, oliver $, the sweat familia, weirdos, jesse rose, mastiksoul, coffee..." "Oh...And basically teki latek aka on his label Sound Pellegrino...
HAEZER is an electro DJ that combines elements of punk, breakbeat, industrial music and glitch-ridden Electroclash. HAEZER originates from Cape Town, South Africa and has been producing his signature trash/electro sound since late 2008. He began his live career at Cape Towns mega dance club, THE ASSEMBLY, opening for visiting internationals such as Steve Aoki, Gtronic, Djedjotronic and Le Castle Vania.
Vakula is a Ukrainian DJ & producer born in Konotop.
There are currently two bands being scrobbled with this name: Murk (metal) and Murk Boys (house). 1. Murk is a one-man project formed in Italy (Sampieri, Tuscany) to play punk-influenced black metal with lyrical themes about death and afterlife.
"Murk" is:
Lore - Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums Live session:
Ambash - Drums (Gum, Turn Back Time)
Andras - Bass (Vidharr, Consummatum Est)
Moerke - Guitar ( Vidharr, Consummatum Est, Mek Na Ver)
REAL NAME: PHIL SPEISER
AGE: 19
LABEL: DIM MAK 2010 looks set to be the break through year of youngster Vienna born Phil Speiser (which for us was only a matter of time). His project Dirty Disco Youth already caused quite a stir with early productions and several remixes which found their way through the web and got very quickly talk of the blogosphere.
Being hyped as the new “Wunderkind” gigs at the big electro events and interviews at radio and tv stations followed, as well as positive articles and features in several magazines.
Influenced and inspired by the hip hop and dance music of the nineties and harboring a slight obsession with robots, Andru Pozzatron is quickly rising to the top of the pool of emerging, cutting-edge dance music DJs and producers. “I think that my attraction to house music is partially due to its ability to bring you out of any funk and my tracks are simply a reflection of this,” Andru says. “I make music to make people dance.”