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2024 Electric Forest with Sammy Virji, Psyryn, and more

Jun 20, 2024 at 10:59 AM  ·  Double JJ Resort, Rothbury, MI Double JJ Resort, Rothbury, MI

2024 Electric Forest
Jun 20
2024 Electric Forest
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Sammy Virji, an English DJ and producer from London, is a pioneer of the UK garage renaissance. He blends bassline, dubstep, and house, creating energetic, feel-good anthems. Known for tracks like "If U Need It," "Shella Verse" with Flowdan, and "Cops & Robbers" with Skepta, his album "Same Day Cleaning" showcases his style. He earned a DJ Mag Best Producer nomination and BBC Radio 1's Essential Mix of the Year.
Neal Francis is a singer and musician blending funk, soul, and rock. Known for albums like Changes and In Plain Sight, he earned a 2022 Americana Music Award nomination and Libera Award nods. He has toured globally, performed at major festivals, and shared stages with Wilco and The Meters.
Atlanta-based rapper Ludacris rose to fame during the Dirty South hip-hop movement, becoming a commercially successful superstar with Billboard 200-topping albums like Chicken-N-Beer and Word of Mouf. Known for major hits like Stand Up and What's Your Fantasy, he also pursued a successful film and television career.
Lettuce is a funk, soul, jazz, rock, and hip-hop band known for albums like Cook, released on Lettuce Records. They have toured with GZA and Ziggy Marley, collaborated with the Colorado Symphony, and launched wine brands and a recipe book.
Formed with Midwestern roots, Umphrey’s McGee is an independent rock band known for pairing progressive-rock precision with nightly improvisation. Across nearly three decades, they have performed 3,000 live shows, released 15 studio albums, and built a dedicated global community.
Originating in Connecticut, the quartet Eggy blends rich songwriting and exploratory improvisation to redefine the modern jam band experience. The band released their sophomore album, Waiting Game, co-produced by James Petralli, and has performed at major festivals like Austin City Limits.
An American music collective from San Jose, California, known for their carefree, genre-blending indie pop and R&B sound and their viral TikTok hit "Mariposa".
Formed in Philadelphia, The Disco Biscuits are pioneers of Trance-Fusion, blending electronic dance music with jam rock. They have released nine studio albums, including the rock operas Hot Air Balloon and Chemical Warfare Brigade, alongside extensive touring and improvisational live shows.
ATLiens is an anonymous electronic music duo from Atlanta, Georgia, known for their trap, bass, and dubstep sound. They are recognized by their masked personas, featuring chrome faces and red illuminated eyes. Popular for tracks like "Chief," "Black Sheep," and "One Last Breath - Remix," ATLiens deliver an energetic, extraterrestrial experience. They have collaborated with artists such as Bassnectar and GG Magree.
Formed during Jazz Fest in 2003, New Orleans funk institution Dumpstaphunk blends gritty grooves, rock, and jazz. Rooted in the Neville family and Meters legacy, they have opened for the Rolling Stones, toured with Dave Matthews Band, and hosted legends like Carlos Santana and George Clinton.
Formed in 1993 in the Colorado Rockies, The String Cheese Incident is a prominent independent band known for their commitment to musical creativity and community spirit. Over a 25-year history, they have released 11 albums and 7 DVDs.
New York native Westend is a top-selling tech house producer known for his hit track Jumpin with CID. His music has landed on labels like Repopulate Mars and Armada, earning support from major DJs while playing major festivals like EDC, Shambhala, and The Brooklyn Mirage.
Coco and Breezy are globally recognized Afro-Latina DJs and producers known for a soulful, high-energy house sound. The duo performs over one hundred shows annually, taking their electrifying sets to iconic clubs and festivals worldwide, including Hi Ibiza, Space Miami, and UNVRS.
Based in San Diego, Knock2 is a versatile bass music producer known for bass house and trap anthems. A key talent on RL Grime's Sable Valley, he's reshaping bass music boundaries.
Chicago-born DJ/producer John Summit is known for high-energy house and techno, billion+ streams, #1 U.S. dance hits, iconic festivals, sold-out arenas, and hits like “Where You Are.”
Oxford-born electronic music producer Hamdi is known for his versatile dubstep sound. He has collaborated with Skrillex, remixed Fred Again and Disclosure, and performed major festival sets, including Coachella's Sahara stage.
Level Up, also known as Sonya Broner, is an acclaimed dubstep producer and battle DJ recognized for her heavy bass sound, intricate doubles, and musical storytelling. She blends heavy and future bass with classic dance and emo anthems. Named "Breakout Artist Of The Year" at the 2026 EDMAs, she has released music on labels such as Deadbeats and performs at major festivals globally while currently touring.
Hailing from Philadelphia, electronic music producer Subtronics discovered dubstep in high school, launching a decade-long journey of cutting-edge sound design. He is best known for his advanced mixing abilities and electrifying live performances.
Juelz, a Vancouver-bred electronic music producer, is celebrated for his distinctive blend of trap, future bass, and hip-hop. Known for meticulous sound design and high-impact live sets, he has released popular tracks like "Formula" with RL Grime and "THE POWER!". His debut album, "Floorspace," showcases his genre-defying style. He has collaborated with artists such as Excision and bbno$.
Pop shape-shifter Slayyyter debuted with a 2019 mixtape, followed by Troubled Paradise and STARFUCKER. Her viral hit Daddy AF soundtracked a scene in Anora, and she has opened for Tove Lo and Kesha. Her third album is WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.
Canadian bass music group Black Tiger Sex Machine is known for immersive live shows featuring signature Tiger Helmets and motion capture visuals. They manage Kannibalen Records, shaping artists like Apashe and Kai Wachi while partnering with major global brands.
Born Charlie Duncker in Staten Island, dance music artist ACRAZE is best known for his smash 2021 house edit of Cherish's Do It To It. The hit won iHeartRadio's 2021 Dance Song of the Year, racked up billions of streams, and led to his Las Vegas residency at Hakkasan Nightclub.
Mau P, born Maurits Westveen in Amsterdam, is a Dutch DJ and producer renowned for his house and tech house sound. He gained widespread recognition with his debut single "Drugs from Amsterdam," a global hit. He has collaborated with artists such as Kevin de Vries, Mike Dean, and Diplo. Mau P has received EDMA Awards and appeared on DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs list, making a significant impact on electronic music.
Los Angeles electro-pop trio Cannons features Michelle Joy, Ryan Clapham, and Paul Davis. Known for their hypnotic synth-craft and atmospheric sound, they have amassed over 1.4 billion global streams, performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and released their fifth album, Everything Glows.
LSDREAM is the project of producer Sami Diament, known for blending wobbling bass, hip-hop beats, and spacey synths. He released the album Heartwave in 2023 and debuted the collaborative project LSZEE with CloZee in 2024.
Originating from Afula, psytrance duo Vini Vici consists of Aviram and Matan. Known for hits like Great Spirit, they became the first psytrance act to play main stages at Tomorrowland, ULTRA, and Lollapalooza. They launched Alteza Records and ranked #24 on DJ Mag.
Chicago duo Drama, featuring Via Rosa and Na'el Shehade, blends R&B vocals with electronic production, creating a "happy sad" sound. Known for their genre-blurring style, they released albums like Dance Without Me and Platonic Romance. Their collaboration "You've Done Enough" earned a BRIT Silver Award, and they have performed at major festivals.
Hailing from Kelowna, British Columbia, bass music DJ, producer, and festival creator Excision is a pioneer of the North American dubstep scene with five studio albums and over two billion global streams. He founded major festivals including Lost Lands and Bass Canyon, and headlines events worldwide.
Chicago-based electronic artist LYNY, Alec Leinhauser, creates bass music blending hip-hop, trap, and R&B. Renowned for innovative sound design, his discography features popular tracks like "Noxious," "Jump Bros!", and "Answer All My Prayers". His debut album, "Noise To Dance To," highlights his versatile style. LYNY has collaborated with artists such as PEEKABOO and gained support from industry leaders.
Grammy-winning Australian DJ and producer Cassian creates melodic house and techno, amassing over 100 million streams. Based in Los Angeles, he is known for his solo releases and for mixing critically acclaimed albums for RÜFÜS DU SOL, earning multiple ARIA and APRA awards.
AYYBO is a house music artist from Anaheim, California. Known for blending subgenres and performing his own vocals, he founded GDB RECORDS and released popular tracks like RIZZ, BASS GLIDE, and Demon Time. He has sold out shows in major cities globally.
Dimension, Robert Etheridge, is an acclaimed English drum and bass DJ and producer from London. Known for his cinematic production and anthemic tracks, he blends euphoric melodies with high-energy beats. His popular songs include "Desire" and "DJ Turn It Up," and his debut album "Organ" topped the UK Official Dance Chart. He has collaborated with artists like Sub Focus and is celebrated for electrifying performances.
Italian DJ, producer, and Life and Death record label founder Manfredi Romano blends house, techno, and indie influences. With a background in computer science and event promotion, he formed DAZE, Italy's first electronic music booking agency.
Wooli is a bass music artist known for combining melodic sounds with grimey dubstep and riddim. He has performed at major festivals across America and achieved a fully sold out North American headlining run on his Impact Tour.
Oden and Fatzo are a French electronic music duo known for their house edit of Men I Trust's Lauren. Blending UK garage, minimal, and house with funk, jazz, and hip hop, they have released tracks like Lady Love on Defected Records and performed globally.
Grammy and Latin Grammy winners Rawayana are a Venezuelan band known for fusing Caribbean rhythms with funk, reggae, soul, house, and rock. They have released seven studio albums, including their award-winning works Quien trae las cornetas and global hits like Feriado and Veneka.
Major League DJz are an influential African electronic music duo rooted in Amapiano and Afro-House. Known for global platforms like Balcony Mix Africa and Piano City, they export African culture and music internationally through high-impact performances.
French electronic producer CloZee is a prominent bass music artist based in Denver. She launched her label Odyzey Music in 2020 and released her sophomore album Neon Jungle that same year, followed by Microworlds in 2023. She also formed the collaborative project LSZEE with LSDREAM.
Chase & Status, the London-formed drum and bass duo, are celebrated for their electronic, hip-hop, and jungle fusion. Known for electrifying live shows and genre-defining productions, they have crafted popular tracks like "Baddadan," "Backbone," and "Blind Faith." Their discography includes albums such as "2 Ruff, Vol. 1." They earned a Brit Award for Producer of the Year and a UK number one with "Backbone" featuring Stormzy, collaborating with artists including Rihanna and Plan B.
ALLEYCVT, a DJ and producer from Virginia, based in Los Angeles, crafts dynamic electronic music blending melodic dubstep, pop vocals, and heavy bass. Known for electrifying performances and a unique sound, her popular tracks include "ONE FOR YOU" (with Levity), "STRANGERS," and "BELIEVE" (with Level Up). She has graced major festivals and is recognized for her comprehensive artistry and environmental advocacy.
Nashville's electronic artist, it's murph (Garrett Murphy), crafts melodic dance anthems blending house and EDM. Known for high-energy sets and tracks like "Food for the Soul" and "Lost," he released his debut album "Weightless" in 2025. His collaborations include Twin Diplomacy and Evalyn. He is celebrated for creating music that connects deeply with listeners.
Montreal-born duo Slow Magic blend melodic house and progressive EDM. Known for remixes of Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga, Grammy-nominated and Juno-recognized, they've toured globally.
Croatian DJ/producer Matroda crafts distinctive "matrodasound" house music, fusing classical training with electronic beats. Celebrated for chart-toppers like "Disco Tool" and "Forget It", and collaborations with artists including Wax Motif and San Pacho. His Terminal Underground label champions his innovative style, impacting global dance floors.
LP Giobbi is a jazz-trained DJ, producer, and activist with over 340 million streams. Named DJ Mag’s Producer of the Year following her 2023 debut Light Places, she has played major festivals like Coachella and Tomorrowland, collaborated with top acts, and founded the Femme House nonprofit.
Green Velvet is a Chicago, IL-born house and techno DJ/producer who launched Relief Records in 1993. Known for an eccentric green Mohawk persona and festival staples like Bigger than Prince, Flash, La La Land, Preacher Man, and Voicemail.
Cuco is an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Hawthorne, California. He self-released his 2016 debut EP, Wannabewithu, and broke through with the 2017 single Lo Que Siento. He later released the albums Para Mi and Fantasy Gateway.
Denver-based producer and DJ Maddy O'Neal blends funk and soul roots with deep bass, synth design, and glitchy hip-hop rhythms, carving a niche in electro-soul and bass music. Her immersive live sets mix originals with drum pad sequences.
Ben Bohmer is a composer and producer from rural Germany who moved to Berlin at 17. An electronic artist, he’s known for introspective, emotion-led music, explored on debut album Breathing and 2021 follow-up Begin Again.
West Coast US trio Dirtwire blends global roots instruments with electronic “swamptronica”/electro-twang, turning live sets into danceable, sample-free magic.
Bristol-born Will Clarke, a Grammy-nominated producer, DJ, and songwriter, is known for hits like "Hallelujah" and "U Take Me Higher." With influences from UK house and Detroit techno, he’s left a mark on global festivals and collaborated with stars like Adam Beyer and Duke Dumont. His sound transcends genres, and his work with Armada Music underscores music's unifying power.
California-born DJ, producer, and artist VNSSA blends house, techno, and punk attitude, releasing music on Dirtybird, Higher Ground, and Three Six Zero. She collaborated with Walker & Royce on I Don’t Remember, hosts Super Creep Radio, and forms the duo Girl Math with Nala.
Nelly Furtado, born in Canada, is a pop music icon with her unique "Nelly sound." Her hits include three #1 Billboard songs. She has won Grammy, Latin Grammy, and 10 JUNO Awards.
Barclay Crenshaw, alias Claude VonStroke, founded Dirtybird Records, known for an innovative fusion of 90’s hip-hop, low tones, and futuristic funk, reshaping dance music across 5 albums.
Miami-based brothers Andrew & Gino (Calussa) fuse old-school Latin house with global grooves; releases on Defected, Saved, Insomniac & NUSONIDO; charting hits.
Haiti-born NYC DJ/producer fusing Afro-Caribbean rhythms, house/pop & Kompa; behind Bayo EP and BAYO fest; worked with Tiësto, Calvin Harris, produced J Balvin—Latin GRAMMY.

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