Electronic music composer, international DJ, charting producer, in-demand remixer, Beatport Music Awards nominee, Olivier Giacomotto is a proven integral player in the underground music scene.
For those past two decades, his tireless need to evolve and grow as creative entity and forward thinking artist pushes this Paris based composer to constantly seek a new musical excitement, naturally crossing musical genres, always keeping an eye on the original definition of the underground, in Techno, Electro-House, Tech- House, Deep House, Deep Tech, Minimal, Indie-Dance, Melodic House & Techno, releasing on acclaimed labels such as Get Physical, Plus 8, Definitive Recordings, Great Stuff, Mau5trap, Noir Music, Suara, Knee Deep In Sound, Yoshitoshi, Terminal M, Stil Vor Talent, Toolroom, Tronic, Senso Sounds, Eleatics, Atlant, Radikon, Watergate, Oddity, Spectrum, Truesoul, etc...
As well as boasting a number of excellent releases under his own name, he also continues to put out a number of top-quality work under the alias of Ohmme. But his unwavering determination to push boundaries sets him apart from the others and his creativity span far beyond the music that’s brought him to international acclaim. In the last 15 years, Olivier wrote several songs for mainstream artists, top-selling video games, Hollywood box office movies, and composed the entire soundtrack to a full length feature film and multi award-winning horror movie 'The Red Man'.
Alongside his long time friend and partner John Acquaviva, he co-ran independent label Definitive Recordings from 2006 to 2016. Launched originally in 1991 by John Acquaviva, Richie Hawtin and Karl Kowalski, Definitive represented the housier side of the electronic empire that Hawtin and Acquaviva started with Plus 8 Records in 1990, and after a brief hiatus, John Acquaviva re-launched Definitive in 2005 with Olivier as his main artist and A&R, seeking and presenting the latest emerging sounds and talent to the world via a reputable, consistent, and trust- worthy platform.
With this impressive career achievements and a relentless work ethic for touring, Olivier is also known around the world for his exhilarating DJ performances that combine a heavy dose of groove inside an inspired blend of melodic flavors, demonstrating his talent behind the decks with an undoubtable versatility, adaptability, and headlining some of the world’s most iconic venues and events.

Yoga of Bass is Claire Thompson’s dynamic and evolving project that merges music, movement and meditation into mainstage DJ/Yoga/Dance experiences.  Claire’s vibrant yoga asana, free movement, and deep stretch sequence, infused with humor and Buddhist wisdom, is skillfully paired in live collaboration with DJ sets from Global Bass DJ/producers such as Desert Dwellers, David Starfire, FreQ Nasty, and Rhythmstar.  The journey starts with ambient tones and musical meditation, building through cutting-edge downtempo dub and bass music, all the way up to full-on dancefloor ecstasy, and back down to a Bass-Heavy sound healing and sweet savasana.

Since 2010, festivals across the world have sought out Yoga of Bass to bridge their music and wellness offerings, including U.S. festivals Symbiosis, Lightning in a Bottle and Wanderlust, Canada’s Shambhala and Astral Harvest, Glade Festival United Kingdom, Luminate New Zealand, Wonderfruit Thailand, and Australia’s Rainbow Serpent, Earth Frequency, Wanderlust, and Subsonic.  In Yoga of Bass, Claire brings together her 16 years of practice and study of the body through massage therapy, yoga, and dance, her 10 year study of Buddhism and meditation, and her love of music and singing background to create a unique experience of body, breath and mind that is both lighthearted and deeply transformational.

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Artist, Lifestyle Designer & Entrepreneur. DJ, Yogi & Aerialist. 

“A master in the art of living draws no sharp distinction between her work and her play; her labor and her leisure; her mind and her body; her education and her recreation. S/He hardly knows which is which. S/He simply pursues her vision of excellence through whatever she is doing, and leaves others to determine whether she is working or playing. To herself, she always appears to be doing both.”

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