Based in East London, Tjaro creates chunky, bass-heavy music for dancefloors laced with infectious hooks and riffs. He has honed his skills through working with some of the great names in contemporary club music from Tom Findlay (Groove Armada) to Andy Williams (Yam Who / Midnight Riot). Tjaro talks to SIX AM just as he drops his debut EP entitled “Discreet” on Instruct records. Read more
Gibran is a dynamic house DJ and a master of the drums. Born and raised in the vibrant city of New Orleans, he first gained recognition as a drummer, supporting Imagine Dragons and Awolnation on a worldwide tour. In 2014, he expanded his passions and creativity in music by embarking on a new artistic path as a DJ. Read more
More and more the world of dance music is changing every year: It is complemented by new names, new characters, new styles, and trends. In this impetuous flow it is very important for an artist not to lose the guiding line that once was a start of a wonderful DJ’s and sound producer’s life. Precisely this distinguishes Spartaque among many names, and his name has been a matter of respect and admiration for hundred and thousands of clubbers and other artists for many years.
Bag Raiders gained recognition with their self-titled debut in 2010, which debuted at #7 on the ARIA Charts and produced the hit single “Shooting Stars.” Read more
Bjørnson is a Stuttgart-based DJ and producer who has been fostering his talent for raw and hypnotic techno for over a decade. He has a growing discography of quality cuts to his name, as well as countless performances alongside electronic music’s elite. Bjørnson is a rising star in the techno scene and his music is sure to continue to gain popularity in the years to come. He speaks to SIX AM about his achievements so far and future projects. Read more
Materielle is leaving a lasting imprint on the worldwide sonic tapestry that is dub techno. Her style pays homage to the genre’s deep roots in sound system culture while innovating to broaden its horizons.
Based in America, Julien Earle is known for being a YouTube content creator who makes videos that share production tips and tricks with aspiring music creators. Showcasing his talents in the studio, Julien Earle’s style is mainly orientated around Techno, but he takes influence from other electronic music genres as well. Now, Julien is back on his record label REFLECTION with a brand-new peak time Techno release, the same Techno style that has also been released on other imprints including UMEK‘s 1605, Spektre‘s Respekt, Pleasurekraft‘s Kraftek, and Ramon Tapia‘s Say What?, as well as earning him collaborative projects alongside The YellowHeads and Beico. Julien’s recent peak-time project features two versions of Close Your Eyes, both produced by himself, as well as an extended mix with fast and furious grooves of electrifying synths and thundering percussion. From pulsating energy, flickering acid soundscapes, stabbing melodies, and throbbing basslines, Close Your Eyes is a ride full of enthralling energy — a rollercoaster ride of elements that Julien intends to carry into 2023.
