Hello, I'm leo and I do musics for Chinese Man Records.

http://leolebug.tumblr.com/
www.chinesemanrecords.com

Piano Project:
https://soundcloud.com/leo-mael-benoit

General inquiries:
jason@djkissthesky.com

Supported By:
Thomas Gold
Milk N Cooks
Sheni Doko
JES
Flaremode

Bio:
New York City locals Rich Urraro and Jason Bach, aka Kiss the Sky are well on their way to becoming prominent figures in electronic music on the East Coast and beyond. As resident DJs of Pacha NYC before its closing, the duo has performed at sold out shows all around the country supporting acts such as Steve Angello, Kaskade and The Chainsmokers as well as playing EDC New York's main stage two consecutive years.

After heading down to Miami Music Week, Kiss The Sky gained support from Thomas Gold on his Fanfare Radio show debuting their latest hit “Feel The Beat” available on Ensis Records.

The energetic and thrilling performances by Kiss The Sky along with their creative live mashups and fine-tuned musicality brings a fresh, original act to the electronic dance music scene. Hoping to tour and play some of the biggest venues in the world, Kiss The Sky is ready to take their ambition and passion for music out of this stratosphere and reach the ears of millions.

With his music, Mehmet Polat represents his identity as a Western European oriented musician from the Middle East. Through his improvisations, compositions and his own take on a variety of musical styles, Mehmet is constantly searching for new musical paths and inspiration. By gathering a broad range of musical influences from different cultures, he has developed new approaches for the use of his instrument. From Africa to India, Persia to the Balkans, Contemporary to Jazz, he has been correlating various musical gatherings with his Alevi Spiritual, Anatolian Folk and Ottoman classical music background. After many years of research, he has invented his own technique to go further than the limitations of this traditional instrument. By stretching the fingers, he can play also more advanced and modern pieces. He has designed an ud with two extra bass strings to broaden the range of his instrument.
Mehmet is based in Amsterdam since 2007, from there has been touring to many countries with different projects. 

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