Travis was introduced to the electronic music scene in ‘96, after a background listening to rock, hip-hop, classical and oldies. He gravitated first towards the west coast house sound, influenced by Tribe, Wicked, Humble Souls, Doc Martin, adding east coast & jazzy preferences, as well as Compost, Sonar Kollectiv & European influences.

An original member of Denver’s Treehouse Collective, Travis helped grow the crew’s success, producing underground parties since 1999, including the infamous Pitch A Tent series, with multiple residencies and guest DJ appearances at venues throughout Colorado, AZ, MO, and CA. 

Travis’ style is house-centric, leaning deep, jazzy, funky and danceable, sometimes dirty, but not limited to a narrow subgenre. He intends his sets to start in one place and transition to another. He takes the DJ craft seriously but not so much that it prevents him from mixing in something untested, above all looking to create a fun and cohesive experience on the dance floor.

Bookings: ruud@elevatezero.nl

Ruud Vanden is a Dutch DJ and producer who tells stories through progressive house and melodic techno. Drawing inspiration from nature and sci-fi, his music shifts between dark and vulnerable or bright and uplifting to create a deeper connection with listeners.

Known for his carefully curated sets, Ruud adapts seamlessly to the vibe of any event — whether it’s warming-up, closing, or a marathon set. For him, performing is about creating a powerful energy exchange with the crowd, leaving a lasting impression on every dancefloor.


With over 20 years of performing experience in places as far as New York and Kathmandu in his backpocket, Ruud is now focusing on releasing his own music through external record labels and his own imprint Elevate Zero Music.

Releases & Forthcoming on -

Elevate Zero Music
Chrom Recordings

Music supported by:
Adrian Hour / Austin Kramer / Cyantist / Don Diablo / Eelke Kleijn / Lee Cabrera / Tom Westy

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From the very first beat, music has been more than a passion—it's been a way of life. I began DJing at the age of 18, spinning trance records at Le Contre Temps bar in Pau, France. What started as a local gig quickly evolved into something much greater. I became a resident at the iconic BPM Club and launched my own radio show on Paris One, where I curated and hosted a wide range of talent.
Being born nearby german border, my brother was a dj in local radio station playing all trance&house anthems from the 90s, bringing in the very streets of love parades before the 2000.

My sets and shows featured not only the local heroes of the Zona Norte scene, but also international heavyweights such as Cor Fijnman (Black Hole Recordings), Sander Van Doorn, Mark Norman, Marco V, Frank Traxx, and Mauro Picotto. A close friendship with Julius MC led to memorable performances alongside Brian Cross (Armada Ibiza) and club gigs throughout Spain and the UK.
Over time, my style evolved from euphoric trance to deeper, more progressive sounds, heavily inspired by the legendary John Digweed and Sasha. I had the chance to meet and play alongside them at Watersplash in Jersey—an unforgettable milestone.
As BPM Club transitioned into Bindy Club, my love for German electronic music found its stage. Fluent in German, I became a regular guest whenever Berlin’s underground legends came to town, thanks to Théo (official booker for Oscar Mulero). I shared lineups with artists like Sascha Funke (Kompakt, creator of Mango), Kiki (BPitch Control), Karotte, Michael Mayer, and many more. From 2010 to 2013, under the guidance of BPM Club’s Richard Fernandez, I became a key Itzela Resident DJ, performing every weekend for three years. My sets moved crowds of hundreds weekly—and sometimes thousands at regional festivals—cementing my role in the vibrant history of the Zona Norte scene.
In collaboration with Le Café du Parc (Matthieu from Le Pingouin Alternatif), I played for Kitsuné Club Nights and numerous open-air Fête de la Musique events, performing in front of hundreds. It was there I met Bruno (Xinobi), a favorite of mine, André Dalcan & Ludmila (Onirism) and Joachim Pastor, with whom I’ve stayed in touch since.
Though I never pursued music as a full-time profession, the passion never faded. My last live set was in 2014, opening for Sascha Braemer at Le Petit Bain in Paris.
My personal life has always danced to an electronic rhythm. I met my wife—an electronic music lover and longtime fan of Pulp—at Badaboum during a set by Chloé and Jennifer Cardini. In 2017, we were regulars at Concrete and Innervisions nights, vibing to Seth Troxler, Einmusik, Dominik Eulberg, SuperFlu, Dirty Doering, Âme, Stephan Bodzin, and Papa Sven (Väth), whom we followed around the globe.
2018 was our electronic world tour—Jan Blomqvist in Madrid, Trentemøller in London—and I proposed in New York, in front of the legendary Laurent Garnier.
Today, I still mix weekly at home, breaking my Beatport budget and diving deep into every streaming platform. SoundCloud remains my networking playground. Whenever I visit Berlin from Poland (where my wife’s family lives), you’ll find me on the dancefloor at Ritter Butzke, and in the past, Watergate for their epic closing parties.
I love music. I love people. And while this isn’t about food—just like DJing—I put the same soul into cooking as I do into mixing. Both are about creating moments that connect us.

Samu3l’s journey began back in 2016. Fresh-faced, he started out playing gigs in local bars and clubs, showcasing his melodic sound and winning fans with the quality and flow of his sets. He transformed this grassroots entry into the industry with a series of events, offering a unique experience that spread rapidly through word of mouth. 

Undeterred by the pandemic, he channeled his creative energies into producing and built an impressive catalog of originals and remixes, each exhibiting the stamp of his distinctive sound. Since then, he has released several popular edits, contributed to Musique Concrete's Ukraine Fundraiser, and made his debut single on Trippy Code with "Enough". 

Samu3l's focused on pushing the boundaries of his future releases, collaborating with esteemed labels while staying true to his humble beginnings and love for the electronic music scene.

Composer and pianist.

Henri de Quengo is a French pianist and composer, renowned primarily for his classical piano compositions, which have earned over three million streams worldwide. Born in 1991, his musical journey began at the age of 8 when he embarked on formal classical piano education following the French conservatory curriculum. In addition to mastering the piano, Henri got passionate about music theory, studying harmony and counterpoint. His compositional process often emerges from extensive improvisation sessions, drawing inspiration out of multiple composers from diverse periods and styles. Further enriching his musical expertise, Henri pursued advanced studies in musicology at the illustrious "Sorbonne Université" in Paris, France. This comprehensive blend of practical skills and scholarly inquiry imbues Henri's compositions with depth and resonance, captivating audiences with their emotive power and timeless elegance.

For music sheets and more information, visit www.henridequengo.com

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