35 Year Old Producer/Engineer/DJ

Luke Hepworth’s love for music began early, by age 13 he was immersed in the niche bassline and organ-driven sounds that shaped the up north scene. Between 2008 and 2014 he was already making mixtapes and mashups, many of which pulled big streams on SoundCloud. 

Inspired by leading names such as DJ Veteran, Zibba, DJ Apostle, Paul Sirrell, and Danny Bond, Luke stepped into full production in 2016. Those influences helped drive the development of his signature sound, big drums, clean organs and a direct connection to the roots of UK house and bassline. He continues to build on that foundation with remixes and originals that reflect both his early inspirations and years of progression

artist and producer from Rotterdam, The Netherlands

i make whatever i feel like making nowadays

mostly electronic music 

will upload new stuff in 2025 again

you can find my garage/house/bassline tracks here for now,

hope to see you back here soon xx

Starting of his solo career in 2009, RAM immediately hit the jackpot with the most talked about track of that year “RAMsterdam”. Supported by all the major trance DJ’s it became the Tune of the Year on ASOT and it was pronounced “best track of the year” by Armin van Buuren 
The biggest track of RAM since “RAMsterdam” however saw the light in October 2013, but the reason for it to be written was a very sad one. The loss of his beloved wife Amelia was the reason for this track, “RAMelia”, to be in collaboration with vocalist Susana. That won lots of awards world wide and with 8 consecutive plays on A State of Trance, voted Future Favorite with a staggering 61, 9% of the votes (Most votes ever @ ASOT and Armin already calling “RAMelia” an all-time favorite, “RAMelia” eventually was voted #2 in the Tune of the Year on ASOT 2013. 
With continues support of all big djs like Armin van Buuren , ferry Corsten, Markus Schulz , Paul van Dyk, Aly & Fila and many more and releasing on all big labels as WAO138 – FSOE – Black Hole and of course his own labels from Grotesque this year. RAM is on the rise with his unique RAM sound.
With Continuous top 5 tracks last year on beatport and two number one tracks RAM ft Stine Grove- Forever and a Day & Mark Sherry & RAM – Nordic Nights
27 top 10 tracks on BP in the last 5 years which where four nr. 1 and eighteen top 5.. A pretty solid discography !!

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Bryan Kearney / Karney / Key4050
Kearnage Recordings
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One half of @pbhandjack | Resident DJ at BCM Planet Dance [#10 Club In The World] Supported by @dondiablo & BBC Radio 1.
Signed to @spinninrecords @hexagon @ministryofsound

Music Producer, Performer & Sound Designer.

Enrico Sangiuliano is a name you will have no doubt noted if you’ve dipped your toe in Techno waters. Standing as one of contemporary dance music’s most influential talents, the Emilia native’s impeccable back catalogue represents nothing but timeless No.1 records, and now only grows to hold more future classics. Aside from his chart-topping studio endeavours, the melodic pioneer’s lengthy resume of iconic performances have thrilled and inspired in equal measure, making him one of the most discernibly authentic and balanced artists on the circuit. 

Embarking on his newest exploration in the world of sound design, the production maestro recently announced the launch of his 10-chapter, transient record label NINETOZERO, along with its correlative SOLO all-night-long event series. A sonic storyteller with deep and meaningful narratives at the core of his many opuses, Enrico’s time-limited imprint serves as an intervention to the notion of perpetual music, opting for an ephemeral concept that challenges audiences to redefine their listening habits. His corresponding SOLO series gives new perspective and insight into his sound palette as a DJ, as he extends the NINETOZERO ethos into an immersive live experience that highlights the evanescent beauty of contemporary club culture.

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