Contact: longislandsoundmusic@hotmail.com
Bookings: andy@longislandsoundmusic.com

Long Island Sound has quietly evolved into one of underground electronic music’s most consistent and emotionally resonant duos. Built on over a decade of friendship and creative collaboration, their widescreen take on dance music has been supported by the likes of BBC Radio 1, Resident Advisor & Bicep. 

Following the release of their acclaimed 2024 album HYDRA and a standout run of live shows across Europe - including headline sets across London, Prague, Dublin - Rob Roche and Tim Nolan are using their label, Signs of Space, to present a more direct vision of their sound. Striking a balance between the melodic and the muscular, the emotive and the explosive, it is club music with a narrative edge - built for headphones, main stages, and everything in between.

But Long Island Sound has always been more than just a musical outlet. It's a shared language, a constant thread through years of change - moving cities, navigating life, and growing together. The back catalogue feels like a diary of their friendship, each release capturing a moment in time. From the artwork to the events, to the music itself, every part of the project has been shaped by their hands. No shortcuts, no hype cycles, just a steady commitment to sound, feeling, and community.

Music’s power is in creating community, and this is the essence of Laurence Guy’s work. The London-based DJ and producer’s motto is ‘music to make you feel feelings’: whether that’s comfort, nostalgia, bittersweetness or melancholy. His sound has an unmistakable warmth while being squarely aimed at the dancefloor: samples fit into sprawling keys, and dusty drums thud under lush chords. Amid a string of EPs, Guy has released two acclaimed albums; 2017’s blissful house LP Saw You For The First Time and 2023’s Living Like There’s No Tomorrow, But Killing Yourself In The Process, gracing labels including Studio Barnhus, Ninja Tune, Shall Not Fade and more, now signed to Future Classic. He’s now armed with a stash of hip hop and filter house influenced dance tracks, like the Jamie xx-tipped ‘Hey Baby’ and the groove-laden ‘Most Perfect People (Are Mostly Not Perfect)’ that are already soundtracking people’s best life moments.

Bookings (ROW): barry@onehouse.com
Bookings (NA/SA): charlie@spinartistagency.com
Management: niko@starling.works

Mgmt: sarah@goodlife-managemement.com
Bookings: miguel.sanchez@caa.com

Bookings:
julian@relativityartists.com

Promos:
https://tstack.app/joshgigante

Only show my face in raves…

From Belfast via East London GHSTGHSTGHST just wants to make you dance.  Originally a bass music DJ/Producer they wouldn’t know how to keep the chin strokers happy even if they wanted to.  
GHSTGHSTGHST’S unique brand of rave, jungle and trance influenced Party Techno has seen his dubs pop up in sets globally.

Whilst new to the scene GHSTGHSTGHST’s music has seen strong radio support from Jaguar (BBC Radio 1 Dance) Sarah Story (BBC Radio 1) Danny Howard (BBC Radio 1), Ben Malone (Kiss FM), key tastemaker support at Rinse FM (Emerald), Heldeep radio (Oliver Heldens ) and internationally from 5FM (South Africa), Triple J (Australia), Kiosk Radio (Belgium).  With spins from the likes of Hannah Laing, Airwolf Paradise, Emerald, Mincy, Viviana Casanova, James Hype, Matt Guy and Solomun GHSTGHSTGHST’S dub club is growing strong.

With GHSTGHSTGHST’s last release Sound Of My Beat (Stereohype) breaking into the top 30 of Beatport’s main techno chart and current release Spread Love receiving strong Radio One support they have attracted label interest with music to come on Hardcore Energy, Vassnova Music, Stereohype and Another Rhythm to name but a few

But remember they only show their face in raves…

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