Based on a nineties nostalgia, songwriter Kristian Rasmussen has created a universe of catchy, dreamy, indie rock. 

Melancholic, noisy guitars are never far away, but in the lightness of the beautiful melodies lies the promise of the good life and a sense of belonging - only really lost, if you don't join in. 

That's the gold the band Go for Gold is digging for in their debut EP. Gold lies in the attempts to live the good life.

electronic musician

UK/EU/ROW Live Booking: m@diamondtalent.net
General Inquiries/Remixes: therangeofficial@gmail.com

Booking: wallden.agency@gmail.com - skype: mads.wallden 

Other cool stuff: yofelles@gmail.com

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Both together and separate Eloq, Dixone and Julius Sylvest are some of the heaviest- and most reckless dj's and producers on the Danish scene right now, not giving a f*ck about tempos, hype or anything else but the beat, the rhythm and not least the bass. They mash up, they sample, they mix like crazy motherf*ckers and the love shines through more than anything else.

Julius Sylvest was a participant at the Red Bull Music Academy in 2011, and has already been playing all over the world alone and with Copia Doble Systema; from Russian airplane stations over Roskilde Festival to Sonar in Barcelona.

Eloq is probably best know as the man behind the notorious Cheff Records and as the producer behind the even more notorious Kidd. As both a dj- and producer Eloq, however, ranges from IDM-inspired electronica to heavy bass-influenced swag music; seems like there is no boundaries whatsoever for this young guy.

Dixone is somewhat a Copenhagen veteran already. He´s been plaing stages all around Scandinavia, both solo and as a part of Dokkedal & Dixen. Not only is he one of Denmark's finest turntable artists, he is also a great producer embracing inspirations from the likes of bailefunk, hip hop, dancehall, cumbia and kuduro music.

3 for 1 dynamite pack!

Hiphop duo from Denmark. 
Has the abillity to turn everything into hiphop.
Uses it frequently.


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