Like a banjo player and a DJ rocking a club show in a barn, Magic Giant is inspired by its mission of moving bodies and souls alike. The four piece is currently self-producing its debut EP and recently sold out its first LA show at the popular Bootleg Theater.

The band previously played festivals such as 'Sweetlife' - headlined by Phoenix, Passion Pit, and Kendrick Lamar - and

Branchez is a rare talent. Few producers are able to create such a diverse array of electronic, pop, R&B and hip-hop influenced records. His first EP, '222', is no different. Co-written / produced by college friend turned studio collaborator Charlie Klarsfeld, the four track offering delivers a deeper, sexier vibe compared to his previously released singles. The first song 'Dreame

SCNTST was born in 1993, but he still looks like a young boy - in contrary to the adult, progressive sound of his unique techno music.

The prodigy grew up in a small village near Munich, listening to a lot of rock music and hanging in the local skate - and snowboard scene. His parents strongly supported his early musical obligation; he began playing drums in his father's band

Proudly unconventional, no smooth edges, no polished veneer, just dystopian drama with a tangible physical aesthetic.

Djedjotronic evolves at the crossroads of several families. He is a mainstay of Boysnoize Records where he has released most of his EPs. He is also close to the Zone label, created by The Hacker.

For ten years, Djedjotronic has forged a strong, singular sound

It's said that Australians are some of the most laid-back people around, always cool, calm and collected. For the most part, DMA'S fit that bill. The Sydney trio have gone from writing and recording in their bedrooms to living their dream of spending most of the last 12 months almost permanently on the other side of the world, playing packed out gigs to rabid fans, but their att