Music and dancing are my soul’s medicines. I listen to music with my body and soul. Music grounds me back in my body.

In a timeless pursuit of the most enchanting frequencies of the human mind, Anaïs Ley has carved her path through the sonic jungle, weaving a narrative that transcends mere beats and melodies. Her journey began in 2014 when she embarked on the art of DJing, driven by a desire to foster a collective space where unity and freedom intertwine, each note acting as a spark of magic. 

Discovering a musical family amidst the vibrant scene of Montreal, Ley's trajectory skyrocketed. Her rhythmic explorations led her to renowned venues such as Salon Daomé, Velvet, Newhaus, Stereo, and the iconic day party Burning Sun. Venturing beyond Montreal, Ley embraced the Toronto scene at One Loft and graced secret beach parties scattered across the picturesque landscapes of Canada and Jamaica. 

An architect of sonic landscapes, Anaïs Ley possesses a distinctive style that propels audiences into a melodic and progressive state of consciousness. Layering robust and captivating rhythms with an innate ease, she effortlessly invites her listeners into diverse realms that resonate with her artistic essence.

Ameza, a.k.a. Eric Masson, is an underground electronic music dj/producer based in Montreal, Canada. His love and passion for this genre are both charismatic and contagious. His obsession with music began in the late 80s, spinning vinyl on his very own high school radio show. The mid 90s were a real awakening for Ameza - computers were now able to do amazing things to (((sound))). Ameza lived in Hong Kong from 1992-2002 and was in dire need of stimulating music - electronic music was his salvation! He soon began creating his own.

The domino effect really started when Ameza was introduced to Lee Burridge who at that time was tearin’ the roof off clubs all over Asia. This legendary dj's crucial guidance helped Ameza shape and craft his own unique dark underground (((sound))). International djs soon began playing Ameza's productions in after-hours clubs everywhere.


Other influences include Sasha, John Digweed, Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, Moshic, Guy J. and many others. South American underground productions in particular form a big part of the Ameza sound experience.


Ameza has been doing his thing for a long time and has accumulated an insane amount of very rare musical marvels: Techno, Progressive, Tech and Deep House. His style is sexy, deep, melodic, dark and hypnotic. DJ sets are a combination of spontaneous creativity mixed with the best electronic music out there – always a unique journey.

A true worshiper of the underground scene, Ameza’s productions are only given to a select few - white labels. Ameza recently decided to bless the club world with a very rare electronic music experience - twisted journeys where he is able to control the crowd like a dark magic sorcerer.

je m'applique a penser aux choses auxquelles je penses que les autres ne penseront pas !!!

Kat Von Rave (KVR) is an emerging artist in the electronic music scene, known for transforming the dancefloor into a space of connection and exploration. With a signature melodic house sound, she blends driving basslines, hypnotic rhythms, and soaring melodies to create immersive journeys that guide audiences beyond the music itself. Each set is carefully crafted as a story — building tension, releasing energy, and carrying listeners through waves of emotion. Whether delivering powerful peak-time performances or enchanting sunrise sessions, KVR’s goal is to transport her audience into a shared experience where sound becomes both escape and discovery. Passionate about the art of storytelling through music, Kat Von Rave is quickly carving out her own space as an artist dedicated to depth, atmosphere, and unforgettable moments.

Producing a lot of shit since 2013

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Masa.baru aka Masa Ueda is a veteran dj, producer 

Masa has devoted much of his life to the creation and exploration of electronic music. He became involved with technology and music in the early 90s as a teenager in Japan, working with the MPC 3000, analog synths and other classic production tools to write his first beats. He started to dj at age 22 in Tokyo, then around 1997 he moved to Tacoma, Washington, U.S.A.

While located on the West Coast, Masa formed Protoculture, an independent label and artist collective that became a focal point for techno in the Northwest. He also formed a three man live/dj hybrid act called Energon Cube, and headlined events in San Francisco, Seattle and Portland. With Protoculture, Masa released his first EP “Fucked Up” under the name Mark’n Carbon. The label also organized a variety of underground techno events, which brought new, cutting edge sounds to a Pacific Northwest audience that was more accustomed to house music at the time.

In 2003 Masa returned to Japan and focused his efforts on running a multi-million dollar business. He also continued to work with music, building up his studio and starting a firm called Imedia.

In 2012, building on 15 years experience as a mixing engineer, composer and event organizer, Masa founded Torque. Working with Osaka newcomer Dj Shine, Masa has quickly established Torque as a highly regarded Pan Pacific Techno label and promotion outfit through its events in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and elsewhere in the Pan Pacific region. The label has rapidly gained recognition with releases featuring the likes of Truncate, Alexander Kowalski, Ben Sims, Drumcell, Mr. Jones, Angel Alanis and DJ Sodayema. Events to date have featured Ben Klock, Robert Hood, DVS1, Gary Beck, Alexander Kowalski, Alan Fitzpatrick, Raiz, Angel Alanis, JAK and more.

Masa’s first single on Torque, “Sprecher Verdammteres” debuted his current, dirty jackin’ production and was paired with well-received remixes, including one by Truncate. He’s also continued to dj, and has recently gained recognition for his hard, floor popping sound and ultra-rapid mixing. Masa’s dj set was also recently featured on a podcast for Droid Recordings D-Node podcast.

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