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Digitalism

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Barbara Tucker

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NYC house/Hi‑NRG icon of the gay club scene; broke in early ’90s with Tommy Musto & Victor Simonelli; hit “Beautiful People” (Louie Vega, CJ Mackintosh); backed by India, Michael Watford & Byron Stingily.

Tall Paul

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Stanton Warriors

Bristol duo Mark Yardley and Dominic Butler, known as Stanton Warriors, broke through in 2001 with multi award-winning compilation The Stanton Sessions. They’ve released on XL, Fabric and Universal, and remixed Daft Punk, Fatboy Slim, MIA and Gorillaz.

Yolanda Be Cool

Yolanda Be Cool are Bondi boys Andy and Matt, an Australian duo making sample-heavy club party music. Singles Soul Makossa, From Me To You and Sugar Man hit Beatport Top 10; Sugar Man went platinum in Australia. Co-own/A&R Sweat It Out!

Tommy Trash

Freq Nasty

Born in Fiji and raised in New Zealand, FreQ Nasty is a UK-based DJ/producer known for bass-heavy breakbeat and garage music. He’s worked with Fatboy Slim, Kelis, MIA’s Switch, and Santigold. A Burning Man favorite, he blends electronic beats with meditation and yoga, and his music features in shows like Mark Ronson’s “Watch The Sound?” and Netflix’s “Self Made.”

Groove Terminator

Australian DJ Simon Lewicki, aka GT, is famed for his 2001 Billboard #1 hit "Is It Love," Gold records, ARIA nods, and collaborations with Sam Littlemore and Soweto Gospel Choir.

Phil Hartnoll

Inner City

Inner City, founded by techno pioneer Kevin Saunderson, boasts a 30-year legacy with club classics and over 6 million sales. In 2017, his son Danitez joined the group.

The Bloody Beetroots

Italian producer Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo’s The Bloody Beetroots blends electro, punk & dance; mask-wearing live shows. Hits “Warp 1.9” w/ Steve Aoki; collabs Paul McCartney, Tommy Lee.

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