'No Bass Love: Sneaky Horns & Melodic Journeys' is an electrifying album that takes you on a captivating musical expedition through various genres. From the playful and infectious deep house track 'Sneaky Horns' to the empowering bass house vibes of 'Feelin Good Today', this album weaves a tapestry of diverse sounds and emotions. It explores the boundaries of electronic music, venturing into experimental territories with the gritty and innovative track 'No Bass Love'. The album's climactic finale, 'One Change', embarks on a hypnotic acid-driven trance journey that leaves a lasting impact.

Enchanting sneaky horns, relentless beats, and melodic upswings define this album. 'No Bass Love: Sneaky Horns & Melodic Journeys' invites you on a sonic adventure where bass takes center stage, melodies paint vibrant landscapes, and electronic magic intertwines with unexpected elements. Surrender to the enchantment of 'No Bass Love' as elx guides you through an extraordinary journey of sound, culminating in the transformative power of 'One Change'.

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ELIXIR - ( Toronto ON., Mission BC., Canada )
#SeaWestDJs / Bar Sorr'EH / djelixir.com / Discotoast / CHC / Dynamix UK

Jory Bice—known on stages and sound systems as dj elixir and elx—has been a fixture in the Canadian electronic music landscape for more than two decades. Splitting roots between Toronto, ON and Mission, BC, he continues to bring high-energy, genre-bending performances to clubs, festivals, and airwaves across the country.

Elixir’s journey began in the late ‘90s, quickly earning him residencies and main-stage slots with legendary Toronto promoters including Hullabaloo and Destiny Productions, as well as repeated appearances at the world-renowned World Electronic Music Festival (WEMF). His touring history spans Canada and the U.S., sharing stages with icons such as Paul Oakenfold, Binary Finary, D.A.V.E. The Drummer, Chris Liberator, M-Zone, and many others.

In 2025, elixir was awarded Best Electronic Artist at the Fraser Valley Music Awards, marking a standout milestone in an already storied career.

Under his production alias elx, he has continued to push forward with a prolific run of releases. The full-length 14-track album “Groove Echoes” (Ear to Brain) showcased his range in techno, breaks, progressive, trance, UK bass, and heavy low-end hybrids. He followed this with the “Feed the Pepys” EP on Rapid Fire Records, as well as upcoming features on B-Nasty Records.

Never confined to a single lane, elixir’s sound merges breaks, techno, trance, progressive, electro, UK bass, trap, heavy bass hybrids, drum & bass, and half-time DnB—all delivered with his trademark tight mixing, dynamic builds, and instinctive crowd-driving energy. Whether he’s behind festival decks or crafting late-night studio creations, elixir continues to evolve while staying true to the raw, eclectic, electrifying spirit he’s known for.