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ALVIDO was born in former Yugoslavia and came to Germany as a refugee to live with his grandmother. As a child, he discovered his love for music, but it wasn't until 2018 that he began professionally producing music. With a wide range of influences including Deep House & Slap House, ALVIDO has expanded his creative palette and developed his own unique sound. His breakthrough came with the Slap House track "Afraid of You," which garnered over 1,7 million streams on Spotify and became his biggest success. Since then, ALVIDO has captured listeners' attention with his musical versatility and continues his journey as an emerging musician.

Futurezound, a German DJ and music producer, started playing keyboard as a youngster. In 2010, he transitioned to producing beats on his laptop, where he wrote lyrics and sang. Despite initial hurdles, he shifted his style to Progressive House, receiving praise from his peers. Incorporating elements of Tropical House and Melbourne Bounce, he released his debut EP "Haunted" in 2016, featuring tracks in the Future House and Big Room genres. Collaborating with EDM producer Alvido, he dropped "Supernova" in May 2020, reaching a broader audience through Spotify. "Love Me Harder," released with Alvido in July of the same year, gained traction on various streaming platforms, thanks to its affiliation with the trending "Slap House" genre. In 2021, Futurezound temporarily shifted away from festival music, experimenting with Deep House and Slap House, teaming up with Karl Kane on tracks like "There She Goes." His mashup of "Astronomia" and "L'Amour Toujours" on YouTube quickly gained over 100,000 views. From 2022, he partnered with labels like Seal Network, releasing tracks like "Safe Tonight" together with Karl Kane. With the pandemic's end, he returned to festival music, exploring Psy-Trance, Bass House, and Tech House. His EP "Renaissance" in 2023 showcased his artistic growth, embracing the Boiler Room style. Since 2024, he's been diving into Hypertechno, Hard Dance, and Euro Rave, gaining support for his cover of the German pop song "Ein Kompliment" from DJs within the scene.