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The fluid movements in a sea of fusion is the heart of Subaqueous music.  By blending future past and eclectic rhythms Subaqueous moves the listeners through a sonic epic.  

The Debut album, Waterscapes, is a playful splash that stayed on the top Midtempo charts. It was #1 on Bandcamp.com for 3 months straight. Subaqueous Second album which released in 2012, Immerge, which moved audiences into the divine. It quickly gained traction and made his work international. Subaqueous' love of music extends beyond just music, his commitment is to music that raises consciousness; for this reason in the Fall 2012 he worked with the nonprofit Critical Beats to fundraiser money to save the Amazon. Together they created the EP, “Threshold of Night.”  Critical Beats is a not for profit that uses any resources from music sales to help with important projects with the Amazon. In this way the music not only help a message of self discovery and contemplation, but also a deeply physical message of helping stop the destruction of the amazon.

In the summer of 2013 Subaqueous last album was a culmination of all his connections and years of dedication. The Album, ReVision, featured remixes by fellow musicians with the same deep love of ecstatic dance and lush music. It featured artist such as Govinda, eO, Erothyme, futexture, and others. 

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A visionary at the crossroads of music, technology, and immersive art, Sean Horton has spent over two decades shaping the global electronic music landscape. Best known as the founder, curator, and president of the legendary Decibel Festival, Sean’s influence runs deep—so much so that Rolling Stone named him the 43rd most influential figure in EDM.

Founded in 2003, Decibel Festival evolved into a groundbreaking platform, seamlessly blending live electronic performance, cutting-edge multimedia art, and state-of-the-art sound design. Over its 12-year run, the five-day festival drew an annual audience of 25,000+, transforming Seattle into an epicenter of sonic and visual exploration. Beyond the festival, Decibel Presents has curated a vast spectrum of experiences—from underground club nights to international festival stages—cementing Sean’s reputation as a tastemaker and champion of boundary-pushing artists.

But Sean’s impact isn’t confined to the curatorial realm. Under the moniker Nordic Soul, he has carved out his own sonic identity as a DJ, producer, composer, and live performer, seamlessly blending elements of techno, house, hip-hop, jazz, soul, industrial, ambient, and dub. His deep musical knowledge and ability to read a crowd have earned him slots alongside icons like Four Tet, Moby, Major Lazer, Richie Hawtin, Grimes, Ben Klock, Maceo Plex, Moodymann, Duke Dumont, Modeselektor, DARKSIDE, Boys Noize, Trentemoller, Green Velvet, Moderat, The Orb, DJ Tennis, as well as performances at Movement (Detroit), MUTEK (Montreal), Dimensions (Croatia), Desert Hearts (SoCal), and Decibel (Seattle).

Splitting his time between Los Angeles and Joshua Tree, Sean helms Golden Hour Oasis Studios (GHOSt)—a creative sanctuary dedicated to fostering innovative music and multimedia projects. In early 2025, after a transformative songwriting workshop with Brian Eno, he unveiled two bold new recording projects: Calico Dusk (Electronic Pop / Indie Dance) and THROT (Noise / Experimental / Soundtrack).

Now, with the long-awaited debut Nordic Soul album, Unified Field Trip, slated for a Fall 2025 release, Sean continues to push artistic boundaries, proving that the future of electronic music isn’t just something he curates—it’s something he creates.

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