Wiesbaden, Germany-based (by way of Lithuania) electronic music artist, Rasky Sadagr, (a.k.a., Lukas Borovka) discovered his stage moniker in a dream. When he awoke, the name was all that he could remember. Never having picked-up an instrument, [Click here to open...]
Mad Hugs – Calm & Kind
Rochester, New York's, Mad Hugs (the moniker for electronic musician, and artist, Jeffrey Hull), was a punk-rocker at just sixteen years old. As the years went by, his tastes changed, and he soon found himself exploring the electro-side of the art [Click here to open...]
Infinite State – As Above, So Below
A well-known software engineer, international keynote speaker, open source advocate, and street photographer, Kenneth Reitz, also creates and produces electronic music under the moniker, Infinite State. "...the exploration of self, not as a [Click here to open...]
Crime Nite – Can’t Kill The Beat
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania product, Judah Dylan (composition, production, vocals, guitar, synth), and Indianapolis, Indiana product, Andy Mars (composition, synth, vocals) have found peace and solace in their now Chicago, Illinois-based EDM duo, [Click here to open...]
B!RDY – Phase 1
While studying music technology at the University Of Sussex, a friend introduced Brighton, UK native Nick Bird to the electro-world of drum and bass (DnB). The snowball started rolling down hill quickly when Nick then decided to make of few of his [Click here to open...]
Nanoblu – Electro Buzz
San Francisco, California's, Pablo Cuneo, has had a wildly interesting and unconventional journey during his evolution of sound. "...we are beautiful under stress and pain." ---Pablo Cuneo, Nanoblu It began years ago in the [Click here to open...]
Welsh Avenue – The Great Exchange EP
A one-time biology major at Texas A&M (who originally planned on becoming a vet), Austin, Texas based singer/songwriter Mark DiLillo (a.k.a. Welsh Avenue) spent nine years of his childhood as a dedicated student of the piano. Two years into a [Click here to open...]
Lend Me Your Ear – Ours
So what happens when a skilled lyricist (Klein Klimp) becomes an Uber driver and, one fine day, happens to give a serendipitous lift to a hip-hop producer (Chris Steinke, a.k.a., Chris Stanky)? The answer: Lend Me Your Ear (LMYE) Influenced by [Click here to open...]