Paris-born DJ, producer, vocalist and songwriter Selena Faider is building a steadfast reputation as one of France’s brightest rising stars. Known for her infectious, energy-fuelled sets, diverse selection and catchy vocal melodies, her music is making a huge impact on both clubs and radios with incredible support from Arielle Free, TSHA, Joseph Capriati over 2024, her success story to must-know name continues to accelerate heading into 2025.

Faider released her first record ‘Underground World’ alongside the New York house music legend Todd Terry, who picked up the track on his own label InHouse. It was at this time she also joined the House Gospel Choir, where she developed her skills as a vocalist, performing at the ensemble’s live shows.
Faider’s regularly been involved with Defected Records, Elrow, Beatport and played iconic venues like Printworks and Drumsheds alongside the likes of legendary DJs like Dom Dolla, Gorgon City, Sarah Story, Eats Everything and more.

Described by DJ Mag as “The Future of House”, Faider’s is one of the most exciting producers of the year so far. Track Of The Week, Dance Anthems on BBC Radio 1 with ‘Party People’. One of her latest track ‘Everybody’ went viral on TikTok with videos from The Lakers Los Angeles, Kim Kardashian Skims’, Nike. Her career continues to go from strength to strength in the dance music scene, with a string of high-profile club and festival bookings and release plans already in the calendar for 2025.

type two error are a london based band with 3 extraordinary people. having been played on bbc introducing and amazing radio in 2015, the band are currently finishing recording their debut album with max dingel and rhys downing and will be playing the great escape amongst other summer festivals.

two of the band members used to be in the brilliant cooper temple clause and well jonny is the best drummer that has ever lived.

East London based songwriter making alt-folk music on guitar and piano.

Bookings: brandon@twentymusicroots.com
All other enquiries: cc@charlottecarpentermusic.com

It’s funny how things are born in the aftermath of death.
If mourning relationships, flourishing in new ones, moving towns, grieving the loss of wonderful human beings and trying to fix yourself are all solid foundations to build a record on, then the last planet are by all accounts, sitting pretty sturdy.
It is acknowledging life and making plans whilst knowing what has shaped you. It is realising that it’s ok to lose your head and that happiness has not escaped you.
the last planet are two friends that used to be in a band together, who always meant to do that second album one day.
Stuff got in the way - but now it’s out of the way. Together apart, watching the world unfold. Everyday.

anescapeplan is following