Georgeyoung, a South Florida based DJ, producer, b-boy, performer, head of Digital Felon Recordings and member of Tha Substitutes, has been creating quite the buzz. With his drum n bass and hip hop influenced style it’s no wonder why and how George continues with a rigorous DJ schedule that doesn’t seem to be slowing up anytime soon. More >>
John W. Gregory II, better known as somejerk, has quickly made a name for himself in the dubstep and bass music communities. Originally a graphic designer and promoter, he found his DJ calling during the beginning of Florida’s dubstep phenomenon, opening for international acts such as Skream, Mala, Hatcha, Joe Nice, Platician and countless others, all while producing and releasing original music. Currently he has seen a return to promoting and has his hand in a number of dubstep and drum & bass events in Florida. More >>
Hailing from Miami, The Substitutes comprise of producers George Young, Stereotype, and vocalist Sopheye. It was in late 2007 when they linked up and began to create music together. The immediate chemistry and vibe formed in the studio between the three of them; it flows through their recorded material and is blatantly obvious at any live show.
Having an arsenal of 2 djs, 2 singers, 2 producers, and 2 mcs, within 3 people, truly sets them apart from your average D&B outfit. More >>
Avi Rose a.k.a. 3 Eyes was born to the beat of the drum and grew up on hip-hop. While listening New York radio stations in the early 1990’s, he started making mix tapes, “pause button” style. By the age of 15, he bought a pair of Technics 1200 turntables and a mixer. A year later he was deejaying in clubs playing hip-hop, breakbeats, house, and jungle/drum and bass. 3 Eyes also organized his own events where friends and local deejays would mix it up. His picture was used on the cover of the book, “Generation Ecstasy” by Simon Reynolds. More >>
Sopheye is an emcee, vocalist and b-girl who has loved music from birth. Her love for the Bangles’ “Walk Like An Egyptian” had her dancing her her diapers while clutching the coffee table for dear love. Music, Sophie says, “has always been there for me – it’s an amazing outlet, an escape”. She started writing her own songs in the sixth grade. “The knowledge I gained form poetry classes and choir helped me torn my poetry into my songs. I spent the last three years of high school as part of the S.T.A.R. Academy Theatre Magnet programe at Krop High School.” From that experience, Sophie explains, she was able to enhance her stage presence and performance. More >>
UK Mantra, a.k.a. Tom Hinton, was born and raised in Worcester, England. At only 2 years old, Tom was bought a drum-kit by his father Phil Hinton (a professional musician at BBC/EMI). Music became Tom’s life, he went on to work as a pro session drummer. Jazz, classical, reggae, funk, and rock are the styles he was most familiar with, it wasn’t until his mid-teens he was introduced to Drum’n'Bass- Blown away by this fast paced dance music, that incorporated all the styles Tom loved, he immediately started buying vinyl, got some turntables… and learned how to spin! Understanding music, and being a drummer was a huge help- it wasn’t long before Tom mastered mixing, scratching, and all the techniques involved in DJing. More >>
The Miami bred Producer/DJ Stereotype (Gary L. Montoya) is determined to dispel preconceived notions of what Drum and Bass should sound like. In fact the vast scope of his musical influences are but a mere fraction of all that goes into a Stereotype production. You can call it Soulful Drum and Bass if you like, but not because of his sample choices. Stereotype is only interested in making music that evokes a response from the soul. More >>
Rene Aguiar, aka The Reazin, played in various rock bands between 1996 and 2004 before making his way to becoming a drum and bass dj. He became a resident at the infamous Respectables Afterdark weekly between 2001 and 2004, was a resident at Dangerous Liasons in 2005 and started djing and producing dubstep around 2007.
Opening for headlining acts Evol Intent, Artificial Intelligence, Conrad and Bukem, Concord Dawn, Big Bud, Breakage, Planet of the Drums and many more, The Reazin rocks the decks with his diverse track selection and on point mixing. More >>
In late 1999, Kevin aka Mainframe found the sound that will forever shape his life. Coming from an interesting influence of punk rock and hip hop, Mainframe has developed a very distinct sound and style influencing his producing as well as his dj’ing. Still going strong and releasing tunes, Mainframe has cranked out 7 vinyl releases and 8 mp3 releases (with more on the way), as well as an entire library of mixes. He has done countless performances from LA to Paris to Prague to New York with many more places in sight. More >>
Hailing from Miami, one of electronic music’s hotbeds, Jon Schwartz – known to many by his DJ moniker, Methodus – is one of the most exciting DJs currently breaking down musical barriers and delivering a heavy, yet danceable sound, to audiences around the globe.
Djing since 1999, Schwartz’s history in the electronic music scene spans multiple genres – and tempos – from hip-hop and electro to dubstep and drum and bass. One of Miami’s most recognizable DJs, Jon came up in the rave scene of the late 1990s, and today is one of the most respected figures in his local scene. More >>
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