BIOGRAPHY 

Eric Small (NO)

A true veteran of the electronic underground, Eric Small has been shaping the scene for more than three decades. DJ, producer, and founder of Small Records (Oslo), his sound flows seamlessly between techno, house, and minimal—always with a deep groove and timeless energy.

Eric’s musical journey began back in 1986, and he quickly made a name for himself as Small MC with the legendary rap crew Warlocks. In 1993 he co-founded Valuable Scamps, who famously opened for Naughty By Nature at Oslo Spektrum—becoming the first rap group ever to perform on that iconic stage.

By the early 90s, his love for house and techno took over, and from 1991 onward it became his artistic home. Since then, Eric has performed at some of the most important club destinations worldwide—Ibiza, Miami (WMC), Berlin, Barcelona (Off Sonar), Andorra (Horizon Festival), Gran Canaria (Space residency, 1997)—bringing his raw and hypnotic sets to thousands of dancers.

In 2009, he co-created Grooveyard Festival with Frederico Fiasco, which ran successfully until 2012, closing with a powerful edition at Latter, Aker Brygge, featuring heavyweights like Pig & Dan, Martin Dawson (RIP), M.E.M.O, and Attaboy.

On stage, Eric often teams up with his wife and DJ partner Carina Helen. Together they’ve brought explosive energy to clubs and festivals across Europe—rocking crowds in Spain, Andorra, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Kosovo, Denmark, Berlin, and of course, Ibiza.

Eric is also the creative force behind Apodyopsis, a live project with Mudman, Jacob Rypdal (guitar), and Mads Con Sax (saxophone). Known for their electrifying performances and cutting-edge remixes, Apodyopsis has reworked international artists like Oblique Industries and Gee Van D.

As co-owner and booker of Elefant Club (2016–2018), Eric helped transform the historic Skansen venue in Oslo into a hotspot for electronic music, curating unforgettable nights and hosting world-class artists.

Over the years, Eric Small has shared the booth with some of the scene’s biggest names—John Digweed, Damian Lazarus, Matt Tolfrey, Christian Burkhardt, SLG, Oxia, Pig & Dan, M.A.N.D.Y.—proving time and again why he remains a trusted selector and respected figure in global electronic culture.

Dorin's candid storytelling, set against a backdrop of haunting melodies, strikes a chord with anyone who's ever found pieces of themselves lingering in the shadow of a past lover. Her debut EP, My Way, is a powerful reminder from the songstress that in the maze of love lost, finding oneself requires the courage to not only acknowledge, but embrace change.
She embodied this ethos by moving to Los Angeles after her appearance on "The Voice" in Israel at the age of 17. Her covers of "All I Want" by Olivia Rodrigo, "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen, and "Take Me To Church" by Hozier, collectively have over 35M views on TikTok with the latter most recently appearing on the Spotify playlist Pop Shots.
With her first single, Dorin taps into the raw, pulsating heart of post-breakup angst in "Lonely Heart",
", a soulful ballad that's as much about
the echoes of a lost love as it is about the fierce journey toward self-empowerment. "This isn't just another heartbreak anthem; it's a vivid, lyrical exploration of the intricate dance between holding on and letting go, encapsulating the tumult and triumph of moving forward." Out on March 29th.

Playing the game of fantasies //

Obscure collector from Oslo. Also known as Jakob.

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Jakob

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Carina Helen discovered her passion for electronic music in Oslo’s nightlife back in 1999, moving from the dancefloor to the DJ booth just a few years later. Since 2002 she’s been spinning vinyl and shaping a sound that blends Psychedelic Techno, Minimal Tech-House, hypnotic grooves, and mystical, mischievous peaktime energy. For the softer moments, her deep, vocal-driven Deep House sets bring warmth and emotion to any room.
A long-standing force in Oslo’s underground scene, she has played at The Villa, Jaeger, Skaugum, Nattfabrikken, La Belle Sole, Godt Håp, and more—always delivering a sense of connection, intensity, and groove. Internationally she has lit up dancefloors from Goldengate (Berlin) to WMC (Miami), Beautiful People (Ibiza), Off Sonar (Barcelona), Culture Box (Copenhagen), Horizon Festival (Bulgaria / Andorra), and cities like Riga, Skopje, Kosovo and others.
As A&R Director of Smallrecords, she works alongside her husband Eric Smalls, a key figure in Oslo’s underground community. Together they have spent the last decade shaping a creative environment around them. Eric not only runs Smallrecords but also founded the legendary club Elefant, a venue that became a home for DJs and music lovers across ages and backgrounds. Elefant was known for its huge DJ bookings—not because of money, but because artists wanted to play there.
Together, Carina and Eric have helped connect countless DJs and producers, building friendships and a sense of family within the scene—not intentionally, not for status, but simply because people naturally came together around their shared love for music. They also produce music as a team, combining their strengths and creativity.
After ten years of marriage, Carina still says her love for Eric is one of the biggest driving forces in her life—quiet, real, and deeply rooted in everything they create together.
Carina also curates Smallcast, a monthly underground mix series for the last seven years, showcasing artists from around the world on SoundCloud and Mixcloud. It has grown into a respected platform, giving visibility to DJs and highlighting the diversity of the underground sound.
Serious about her craft yet playful in spirit, Carina brings atmosphere, soul, and connection to every set—whether it’s a dark basement or a sunrise stage. One thing is always guaranteed: the groove is real, and she’s the one guiding it.

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