Fobia has been into the music since early childhood, taking lessons for various different instruments. He has been following the house scene since the mid 90's. Fobia was one of the main artists running one of Orlando's longest underground house music event (skyline sessions). Had the opportunity to open up for many talented artists from Lee Burridge, Damian Lazarus, Patrick M, Carlo Lio just to name a few. Been on a hiatus on productions for a year after some releases on Xima, Baroque & Mindwarp Records. Back in the studio finishing up some projects. Be on the lookout for some his releases later this year.

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Biog:

Chiller Twist was started as a recording project in 1998. Working with just an Atari and some basic sound modules Sl!m experimented with many different dance styles. Some of these early experiments can still be downloaded as free mp3s from the many mp3 sites on the net.

The Plum Projects label, formed with his partner late 1998, initially promoted and sold Chiller Twist’s music exclusively on the internet. Giving away special mp3 mixes of tracks for sale on CD it proved successful as a way of building a network of interested parties. This was thought a fair way of introducing Chiller Twist’s music to whoever was interested AND a way of allowing fans to show their appreciation, compensating Sl!m to produce more music full time.

In 1999 it was decided to try and take the label up a level by also working in the more traditional “distributor to retail” way.

Plum Projects released two 12” Chiller Twist singles via Unique Distribution in 1999. “Banshee” (with a Jon The Dentist remix) sold out of its first two pressings and was played at many UK clubs including Peach and Gatecrasher. “Timebomb” (Skynet UK T minus 6.58 remix) followed along a similar path and was even supported by Pete Tong on his highly influencial Essential Selection show on BBC Radio 1.

The year 2000 was quiet release wise as Sl!m single handedly and on a shoestring budget went about making business affiliations to present the label professionally to both public and music industry. The label changed distributors to Pinnacle and Chiller Twist recorded many new tracks. Offers of remix work began and this momentously led up to Paul Oakenfold choosing the “Chiller Twist Cosmosis Remix” of Velvet Girl - “Velvet” as the first track on his “Travelling” compilation.

2001 saw three further Chiller Twist 12” singles released. “Driverz Of The Deep” was greatly acclaimed, receiving excellent reviews. The original mix was again played by Pete Tong and was later licensed to the compilation “Interpretations II” mixed by Jerry Bonham. The “senna summer mix” meanwhile was licensed to “Progressive Euphoria”, mixed by John 00 Fleming and “Way Out There” mixed by Jody Wisternoff.

“Do You Hear It ?”, also released as a ltd.edition enhanced cd, was also very well reviewed gaining 5 stars in DJ magazine. The original mix, described as “a future balearic classic”, was well supported by cafe Djs in Ibiza while the “bet two for good” mix did damage on the more progressive dancefloors and later was on Sandra Collins’ Cream compilation.

“Stringz Ultd.” (shelley mix) was the best received 12” yet appearing on a Mixmag covermount CD in the UK. It was also licensed to compilations in Asia, Europe and Australasia and is a favourite with DJ Tiesto.

2002 saw Chiller Twist make further friends with remixes for Solid Sessions, Jan Johnston and Insigma.

An album with male vocalist Ra Khahn was recorded and, while rehearsing to take the sound live, bizarrely morphed into a Alternative Rock band “Nerve” which played a string of gigs over a couple of years in and around the London (UK) area. Neither the Chiller Twist or Nerve albums recorded have been released, although some tracks from the era can be heard at Chiller Twist’s MySpace page.

Ra Khahn since moved on to Milke and Monarchy.

Sl!m has been quiet since 2005 when he did a couple of mixes for Matt Darey’s label Darey Products although he did surface in 2009 for a remix of Thinskin “Strip Me Down” showing more minimal and techno influences.

There is some internet activity of late to suggest more music may be on the way. 

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Brooklyn-based Mir Omar has emerged as one of New York's leading electronic artists, blending dreamy, emotional compositions with technical precision. Influenced by Trent Reznor, Underworld, and Orbital, he crafts immersive soundscapes that captivate audiences.
Before gaining international recognition, Mir built his reputation in New York, performing as a supporting act for progressive house icons like Hernan Cattaneo, deadmau5, Guy J, and James Zabiela. His productions, including remixes for Airwave and Solarstone, released on labels like Pure Progressive, FSOE UV, and onedotsixtwo, have earned support from Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Markus Schulz, Aly & Fila and more.
In 2023, Mir made his European debut in London, followed by a standout set at Amsterdam Dance Event 2024 alongside Ferry Corsten, John O'Callaghan, and Aly & Fila. In 2025, he continues his rise with a debut at Luminosity Beach Festival, further solidifying his presence in the global electronic music scene.

Pure Progressive | FSOE UV | onedotsixtwo | Bonzai
Promos:
promos@miromarmusic.com

DJ LEX GREEN was born and raised in Munich
and currently resides in Switzerland for some 
years. His first encounter with electronic music 
was in the 90’s, but that was just the beginning 
of a bigger journey without ending. 

LEX presents his Mixes and Tracks on various 
Radio Stations around the World "Resident on: 
Ibiza Live Radio (ES), Radio Beachgrooves (ES), Estacionibizaradio (CO), Digital X Radio (DE), 
Club Sabroso Radio (DO) & Under Blue Radio (AR)" and he also supports Guest Mixes from other Djs on 
his Soundcloud Channel. Lex attended an Advanced Dj course from Ministry of Sound in Switzerland with Teacher Johnathan Dj Tutor (Ellaskins).

				 
				    IVANO BELLINI 	
	   
      					Biography	

	                               	
MIAMI – Few DJ/producers ascend to the heights of greatness, where their live sets are considered as valuable and inimitable as those of skilled orchestral conductors. Having been a professional DJ since 1986, Ivano Bellini today exemplifies the term *superstar DJ* with his long-running “Sunrise Sessions” afterhours residency. A resident DJ on the famed Terrace at Miami’s Club Space for seven years (since its inception in the original Space), Bellini was nominated as “Best Resident DJ” at the 2006 Club World Awards.

Ivano Bellini’s sound is intoxicatingly sophisticated, irresistibly sexy and full of hidden pleasures. At a time when advances in technology produce fledgling producers at a dime-a-dozen, Bellini is among the rare breed of *global DJs* whose name on a club flyer is enough to draw crowds from far and wide. With a catalog of his own artist tracks, popular remixes, compilations and a full-length artist album on the way, Bellini has established himself in the dance music industry as a penultimate professional.

Lifting his listeners to exhilarating highs on buoyant blasts of audio dynamite, Ivano Bellini is the DJ’s DJ. He speaks four languages fluently (his native French, Italian, Spanish and English), and he never tires of the arduous task of finding, producing and playing the world’s best electronic music. He also can’t imagine his life without DJing. He says, “I've been DJing for more than 21 years. If not for the love of it, I would’ve left this business a long time ago. That's what I always tell ‘kids’ when they ask me about what it takes to succeed as a DJ: Do it for the right reasons, or you'll get burned very quickly.” 
Born in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1966, the young Bellini was influenced by his father’s jazz performances, as well as the sounds of funk, soul, disco and pop music. In 1989 – just as the dance music scene was undergoing a tectonic shift with the revolutionary success of “Madchester” in the UK, elevating DJs to the level of rock stars – Bellini won first-place in Switzerland’s National DJ Championship. In 1991, Bellini moved to South America where he lived briefly, but it was a year later when he flew to South Beach on vacation that his life changed. Falling in love with the sultry rhythms and exotic flavors of Miami’s stylish inhabitants, Bellini decided to stay and helped form the “South Beach sound” with residencies at nightclubs Le Loft, Van Dome, BarRoom, Living Room, Opium and Nikki Beach, hosting such high-profile audiences as Madonna, U2, Prince, Lenny Kravitz and Mick Jagger. More recently, celebrities like Academy Award-winner Jamie Foxx have been regular guests at Bellini’s parties in New York and Miami.

Word spread about the sensuous, fun-loving atmosphere created by Bellini’s DJ sets, and soon, respected nightclubs in Amsterdam, Ibiza, London and the U.S. were clamoring to have him play at their venues. Bellini says, “I moved to South Beach in ‘91 and started to make a name for myself there, and I really started to travel in 1996. The feeling was awesome. I’d always loved to travel, but the best part was to know that my music was appreciated all over the world, and that it could touch people’s souls far away from where I lived.” 
Joining forces with DJs Pierre ZonZon and Marc Sacheli, Bellini created SFP Records (Sounds For People Records) in 1996, the label that today houses a diverse array of talented artists and sub-genre imprints. As SFP Records’ label chief, Ivano Bellini is in the enviable position of discovering the best new artists, playing their music out in clubs, and finally releasing them on his own label.

In 2000 club-promoter Luis Puig asked him to take part in Puig’s latest nightclub undertaking: the ambitious nightclub in downtown Miami which spawned the area now housing Nocturnal, Twilo and other superclubs. Puig’s venue Space would go on to win the coveted DanceStar Award for “Best Club,” and undeniably, Bellini’s celebrated Sunrise Sessions sets on Space’s open-air Terrace significantly contributed to the club’s success. Over the years, Miami’s Space has hosted every global DJ under the sun, including: Paul Van Dyk, Deep Dish, Danny Tenaglia, Tiësto, Paul Oakenfold, Steve Lawler, Sander Kleinenberg, Erick Morillo, Roger Sanchez, and an endless list. But before any of these world-famous DJs came to play at Space, Ivano Bellini was already its resident.
	
House music legend Danny Tenaglia was a regular visitor at Space, and in 2001, he witnessed one of Bellini’s marathon sets. A journalist for DJ Magazine wrote that Bellini’s performance was the “Best Surprise DJ Set” of the entire Winter Music Conference. Tenaglia soon invited Bellini to spin with him at his “Be Yourself @ Vinyl” parties in New York, and the city’s demanding crowds quickly embraced Bellini for his exceptional DJing skills.

In the DJ booth, Bellini now uses the Ableton Live software. Using Live has re-energized him, a feeling akin to that of a rebirth. The creative capabilities are limitless. Now the DJ’s imagination and talent are the only limitations, not his gear. Thanks to Live he can now create flawlessly while playing, remixing live, adding multiple layers of loops and acapellas, making each set an unique experience. 

Today, Ivano Bellini’s regularly DJs at clubs in Miami, New York, Boston, Orlando and Las Vegas, as well as internationally in Berlin (Germany), Alassio (Italy), Toronto (Canada), Ibiza (Spain), St. Tropez (France), Bogotá (Colombia), San Juan (Puerto Rico), Sao Paulo (Brazil), and Tunisia (Africa). Bellini’s SFP Records was one of the first dance music labels to be sold on Apple’s iTunes and is also releasing tunes on Beatport. Fans can hear Ivano Bellini’s weekly live club mixes from around the world on his various radio shows and his weekly Podcast.

Lately, Ivano Bellini has also been busy producing. His next project include new remixes of Lula's club-classic "The DJ, The Music & Me" soon to be released on New York based Kult. 

Of the house music he holds so dear, Bellini likes to say, “Convert one city at a time, one person at a time.” 

For bookings and/or more information on Ivano Bellini, contact Terrence Mariani @ Rain Riders Marketing: terrence@rainridersmarketing.com

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