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After exploring different shades of electronic music, it was Daft Punk’s legendary album Homework that truly captured his imagination with its sampled, retro-tinged house grooves. Inspired by French house, disco house, and synthwave, he began DJing before channeling his passion into his own project.

“Final DJs” was born in 2010. Soon after, remixes for labels such as Kiez Beats, Universal Music, and Pyramid (Kitsuné) followed. In 2013 his single One Day In The Sun (Kiez Beats), featuring house vocalist Stee Downes, gained international attention: it was played in Abercrombie & Fitch stores worldwide and climbed the Beatport Nu-Disco charts with remix support from Teenage Mutants and Vintage Culture.

Subsequent releases blended house and nu-disco, drawing support from tastemakers like Thump.com, Goldroom, Satin Jackets, Earmilk, EDM.com, and trndmusik.de. Alongside his own output, Final DJs delivered official remixes for globally recognized acts including Goldroom, Marcus Layton, Miss Kittin, Elton John, and The Knocks.

His energetic sound has filled clubs across Europe and beyond, from Kiki Ortaköy in Istanbul and MyyyBitch Club in Vienna to Singerhaus in Basel and Wanderlust in Paris. DJ mixes for renowned outlets such as Data Transmission (UK), Deep House Radio Moscow, and Acid Stag (Australia) have reached a global audience of more than 300,000 plays.

A collaboration with Amsterdam’s Soave Records expanded his reach to a younger Spotify audience, where his tracks have already crossed the million-stream mark. His music is colorful, funky, and unmistakably discoid—warm chords, guitar grooves, and 80s-inspired vibes reimagined with a modern touch. Retro energy meets forward-thinking production.

Just before the pandemic, Final DJs launched his own nu-disco/house night in Stuttgart: All U Can Dance at club MOS EISLEY. The monthly event quickly built a loyal following and showcased his vision of music as pure celebration.

Currently, he is working on several new projects with different labels and is eager to revive All U Can Dance—this time with an even bigger impact.

I originally came into music as a vocalist. When I was senior in high school, I got into production. I didn't start djing until 2017 and been a DJ ever since.

Andy Hughes is a man on a mission, he quickly became known as a consistent DJ who would throw down a thumping and varied set, suited to the moment, and to the crowd’s every need. Andy’s signature sets of Progressive House filled with energetic and funky twists have garnered devotees across America and beyond. From both US coasts to the UK and Ibiza, where he has received accolades from the press, promoters and punters alike. Andy’s launching pad was treating the neighborhood kids to the latest in pop music both at home and at school before he was 10 years old; he bought his first record when he was 4 years old! A musical background coupled with his eagerness to spread the musical word and Andy was DJing at age thirteen. 

As a member of the prestigious Balance Record Pool, Andy has managed to draw devoted followers from day one. Andy has been a resident DJ at some of Florida’s premier (and infamous) night clubs. Playing to packed houses all over the state at The Club At Firestone, Marz, The Edge, Simon’s in Gainesville just to name a few. At the same time he started conquering the US, becoming a regular in cities like Atlanta, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Charlotte, Portland, Seattle, Philadelphia, Ottawa, Toronto, New York, Indianapolis and more.

The ascension to making his own music was made and in ‘95 Andy wrote and produced his first track "Yummy" alongside friends Chris Marchese and Chris Hand. In Jan ‘96 the track was picked up by Knight Life Records and then licensed on to Big Time International (Belgium) and re-released with new mixes on Skyway UK where it topped the UK charts. Then a producers dream came true for Andy - it was bootlegged. Yeah! Since then, Andy has moved on to own his own recording studio and record label, taken the old adage "if you want it done right, do it yourself" to heart by starting up his own label, MAFDDAP (Mothers Against Fat Drunk DJs and Producers). Shooting for the stars since it’s inception in 1997, MAFDDAP has received compliment after compliment from record buyers, other DJs and press. In these few years, Andy has managed to pump out over 20 tracks, most all have been licensed to other labels and artists for remixes and mix compilations.

Andy signed mix CD deals with Neurodisc Records out of Fort Lauderdale. Andy’s first CD with Neurodisc “Andy Hughes – Progressive Elements Vol. 1” is the first Neurodisc CD to be distributed through the Capitol Records distribution network throughout the US. Also, Andy’s 2003 track “Gotham City” was featured on MTV’s Real World (Chicago series, episode XI). MTV has since then picked up 13 more of his tracks for the show. More recently, Andy has teamed up with adult film star Victoria Andrews to produce music for her website as well her single “I Want You” which she independently released. Other ventures Andy has finished recently are the release of his latest original track “Thirty Thirty” with remixes. Additionally, Andy Hughes has been Collaborating with Los Angeles DJ Thee-O, as well as Orlando DJ Martin Boss. In 2008, Jeff Belfi “Digital Damage (Andy Hughes and Jaren Skinner rework) was released and distributed through Beatport. In late 2009 Andy remixed the Rokysopp "Trick Trick" remix with co-producer Billy Z. In the future, look forward to more tracks from Andy and some with long time studio partner John Sexton!! Looking at Andy Hughes’s past one can only see the reflection of what is to come.

PRiZM Cranking out Jam after Jam. The ones that just rocked people across the country was the intension of this Super Producer and He did just that. Track releases since 1993 had the EDM crowd on their toes jumping to every release. PRiZM and Millennium Recordings / Bad Ass Shit Recordings cranking out these powerhouse club bangers along with several other artist made this Florida based Label and Artist so successful to the EDM scene. What a Ride! PRiZM...

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Tears of Technology is an electronic musician / producer who is inspired by such artists as Ford, Infiniti, Kyper, Robert Miles & Tony Faline to just name a few. His style is a mixture of Breakbeat & Trance. The Tears has over a decade of experience in what is known as "vocal breaks" or Neo Freestyle as some refer to it. He also produces other breakbeat styled genres such as eHop (Electro Hop) & Electro. 

The man behind Tears of Technology produces trance music under the artist persona New Orleans' Dan the Man. Dan hails from the city that care forgot long ago, New Orleans, La. Growing up in a culture rich environment that heavily urban is what attributed to the unique sound of Tears of Technology. When you grow up in a city like New Orleans, things like music are the only outlets you have.

Tears of Technology first gained recognition for his independent release of the album "The Soul Never Forgets". Since this release he has appeared on several labels as a remixer such as Jive / Zomba, Island, XYZ, & Live Wire. He has co-wrote songs for London Exchange, a popular 80's freestyle band. He produced an entire maxi single for Casa Records entitled "Lady" by Jim Davis Jr. He has also appeared as executive producer on several releases from his own label 504 Productions.

The Tears's compositions are emotional based tunes that come directly from his heart & soul from the top of his head. Tears of Technology's songs like "Get the Funk", "Empathy" & "Killing in My Name" really get to the root of who he is as an EDM artist. His message is one that is inspired by great artists & intellectuals such as John Lennon, Bill Hicks & George Carlin. A true artist that is more about expression than competition.

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