Tasting Grace is a unique blend of poppy beats and vocals, merged passionately with hard rock guitar riffs and synth effects. With this unique approach to music, their main goal is to bring together the catchy sounds and appealing eye candy of pop with the melodic, mood driven force of rock. (Similar Sounds: Linkin Park Evanescence Avril Lavigne... [+] Read More

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MQ6 was originally formed in 2001, but in a completely different format. MQ6 makes electronic/dance music nowadays, with the focus on excellent song and sound quality.

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Danny Rampling has been one of the most famous DJs on the British house scene since its beginnings. After being exposed to the original Balearic vibes on Ibiza, Rampling returned to London, founded several seminal club nights and DJed on pirate radio until the music he helped push went mainstream and landed him a spot on Radio 1. Born in... [+] Read More

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Dj Amaya started out as a musician/producer, as part of the electronic duo 'The Euroboyz'. As a member of 'The Euroboyz', Dj Amaya learned the art of making electronic music, while utilizing his years of experience playing in live rock bands. Over the years he continued to grow in his production skills, and started to make remix versions of the... [+] Read More

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DJ Blurry Guy is a songwriter/producer from the American Midwest who has been creating IDM, Trance, Drum N Bass, and House since 1999. An original MP3.Com artist, Blurry Guy released his first CD, "Blurry Visions Vol. 1" through MP3.com in the year 2000.

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I collect spiders.

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Although prominent house DJs and producers individually, London-based remixers Terry Farley and Pete Heller enjoyed their greatest notoriety working as a duo. They first surfaced in the early '90s as part of Andrew Weatherall's Boys Own collective, making their debut with a hugely popular remix of the Farm's "Groovy Train"; hits for Espiritu... [+] Read More

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I was born in Concepcion, Chile in 1973, living in Cuenca, Ecuador and compose electronic music blends with instruments, sounds and samples. My most important influences are: The Chemical Brothers, Prodigy Fat Boy Slim, Daft Punk, Underworld, Keoki, David Guetta, New Age.

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Fewfuzz was founded in May 2007 and started winter 2007. The group contain of Annsofie (lead singer, artist and lyrics), Mathias (songwriter, producer, singer) and Jocke (songwriter, producer).

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Hastings native John Digweed had been DJing for close to ten years when his DJ remix tape caught the ear of Renaissance promoter Geoff Oakes. He was soon working alongside the likes of another popular Renaissance DJ, Sasha. The new position gave the DJ what he needed for his big breakthrough, and he has continued to prosper ever since. Soon a... [+] Read More

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K.B.K. Is basically a concept of guitar and dance based music, with an heavy influence on technical guitar playing mixed with trance.Generating my music from programming a 909 sequencer,rather than relying on computer based music.Combining the 2 genres dance and rock and branding it trancerock.My music is still very much in an embryonic form.

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Nick Warren became one of the first so-called "superstar DJs" in the mid- to late '90s, holding down a high-profile residency at Cream in England, touring around the world, and appearing on several DJ mix albums before they became commonplace. Though he spun an eclectic array of dance styles in the late '80s and early '90s, he eventually... [+] Read More

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From early Berlin techno and house through to progressive trance, producer/DJ Paul Van Dyk has soundtracked the German electronic dance scene ever since he moved to the city and began mixing in 1988. A native of a German town near Frankfurt, Van Dyk first heard house music on the radio during the mid-'80s. Soon he was experimenting with a... [+] Read More

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The don of British dance DJs, Pete Tong has maintained his status as the most influential man in British dance through his weekly Essential Selection radio show on BBC Radio One (broadcast to an estimated one million listeners) as well as his club gigs in front of thousands of people. Born in Dartford, Kent in 1960, Tong played drums in a school... [+] Read More

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Roofus started constructing music in 1999 and has released 4 albums to date, including what he claims to be his final release Journey to The City of Shadows. Roofus has been involved in various projects including being a member of the duo band Booger and engineering and live sound for various other artists. Once upon a time Roofus was called... [+] Read More

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A DJ whose sets range from sparse and dark trance to uplifting and deep house, Sander Kleinenberg keeps busy hopping around the globe to spin at high-profile clubs and producing tracks that end up on numerous compilations. Born and raised in The Hague, Holland, Kleinenberg's early influences were the American beats of Mantronix, remixer Shep... [+] Read More

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Seb Fontaine became one of England's favorite DJs after affiliating himself with Radio 1 and the Global Underground series of DJ mix albums. Of course, he also built up his mammoth following with countless DJing gigs throughout the '90s, including residencies at many of England's top clubs such as Cream and Ministry of Sound. Fontaine changed... [+] Read More

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Trevor Fung began DJing with Paul Oakenfold in a club on the Spanish Mediterranean island Ibiza in 1987, gradually making it a cosmopolitan hot-spot for Fung's 'Balearic' style of mixing pop and indie-rock with house. Other DJs such as Danny Rampling, Nicky Holloway and Johnny Walker later came to check it out and brought the emerging style back... [+] Read More

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