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grytillidie@gmail.com

Noise, Drone, IDM, Industrial, Breakcore, Experimental and stuffs
dark, noisy, blasting, eclectic by @vocabot-p

info & contact: code097music[at]gmail[dot]com

Jaydah started out as an advocate of the deeper Bass spectrum. Though known for a more grittier sound today, her ideology of journey-infused sets has very much remained the same.

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Jaydah is a graduate from the 2012 FFF Girl DJ Bootcamp, and was resident selecta under Phyla, an independent electronic music label based in Singapore. She is also the co-founder of ATTAGIRL! a community initiative/collective that brings ladies together in music and art, creating a platform to showcase female creatives including producers, DJs and visual artists based in Singapore.

Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/jaydah
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/Jaydahsg

ATTAGIRL (Collective) | 
www.facebook.com/attagirlparty

PHYLA DIGITAL (label) | 
www.phyla.bandcamp.com/
www.facebook.com/phyladigital 
Soundcloud | https://soundcloud.com/phyladigital/ 
Twitter | https://twitter.com/phylaDigital
Podcast | https://itunes.apple.com/sg/podcast/phyla-sessions/id654947962

For bookings please contact:

jaydahhh@gmail.com
phyladigital@gmail.com

A connoisseur of the dark undertones that form the BASS of countless genres that spans from jungle to dubstep to psych to house to techno, kRym is a young turntablist, musician and budding producer with a healthy fascination with the unmistakably downbeat. Yet his simple and sincere love for music as an outlet of expression in his life has made him attached with a wide range of sounds, aural schemes and audio palettes, from the antediluvian art-forms of jazz, soul and ambient to the blue-tinged sounds of hip hop, funk and disco as well as everything that dwells in-between. 

As of 2011, kRym has transferred his love of the aforementioned styles of music into DJ sets that encompass performances at clubs, bars, underground parties, radio shows and art galleries to name but a few. Throughout the years, he has also had the distinct pleasure of performing with as well as supporting a whole host of local and international acts, including Tessela [R&S], Detroit Swindle [Heist Recordings], Percy La Rock (I.N.T.), Alan Llewellyn (Future 10), Dr. Satomata [Mondo], Wahono [Divisi62], Logic Lost [N-C.S], Archie Dennis [Darker Than Wax / Fraktal], Elfa Zulham [Azura Records], Joe Million [Medium Rare / Space Kidz] and many more. 

If it’s highly original left-field takes on well-loved underground sounds or unpredictable open-format sets that you want, then he’s your man.

Collabs -> RHYMizm@gmail.com
Bookings -> sharinkachandrastari@gmail.com

Originally Digital Ivy started from music project called Harmonic Distortion in the late 05, but latter split up because different carrier pursuing, well I didn't intended to make a career from making music, but it was one the things that I was passionate about, the other thing was design & skateboarding. That was the thing I made a living from. But music always kept me alive, and from time to time I always try to find some time in the middle of my work deadlines to make music.

In the early years Digital Ivy played IDM, trip hop in early 05/06,influenced by sounds like massive attack, telefon tel aviv and other chilled out music.

While producing tunes over the years by accident I fell into drum & bass. It was a joke kinda when my girlfriend asked me to make a dnb tune,and so I tried and tried until now. And like a young child i was curious to find more about it. The more I dug the more I found out, It was also so fun how so many sub genre's from dnb are, like liquid,funk,darkstep?minimal,jump up, I don't even know how to name them one by one, but I just enjoy making them.and it made me fell in love with the music, people, hype of the party's and the people behind the scene.

Phunktion was the first dnb gig I ever went to in Jakarta, it was like a new universe for me. And at one point I gathered up my tunes ad gave Dj Jerome (javabass) my demo.(At that point I didn't realize how shity my demo was), but I gave it anyway. I didn't expected a warm feedback from them (after a few weeks thou).

But it kinda made me exited and wanna learn more about dnb. And kept me learning and digging thru the archive and stumbled upon oldskool jungle, uk funky, garage, breakbeat etc.

The blur between genre's is what makes Digital Ivy unique, besides that...you will hear lots of reverbee sounds combining with analog and digital sounds to create a whole atmosphere.

http://www.mixcloud.com/digitalivy


http://soundcloud.com/digitalivy-dub





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