Asheville’s Tyler Walden first blessed the stage in June 2015. He began learning how to produce music 5 years prior in 2010; composing Hip Hop beats collaborating with local rappers. After attending the first Electric Forest music festival in 2011 he found a serious new love for Electronic Music. This new love transformed his style into something everyone can enjoy.

Tyler's music project WiZ0 [named after a childhood nickname] blends a percussive feel good style with wonky bass and luscious melodies. His mixes include his own original productions and collaborations. Along with a number of electronic genres including Deep Dub, Deep Bass, Heavy Bass, Future Bass, and many others. Tyler always keeps a keen eye on the dance floor making it his personal duty to create an easily danceable atmosphere.

WiZ0 has provided support for artists such as CloZee, SOOHAN, Huglife, Of The Trees, Dorfex Bos, Cofresi, and many more. He's played events from Charleston SC to Morgantown WV such as Madison Square County, Maynes Good Time, Bear Call Campout, Asheville’s own Full Moon Gatherings, as well as a number of benefit events for Brother Wolf, Western Carolina Rescue Ministries and other non profit organizations.

For bookings contact WiZ0 via direct 
message through Facebook or Instagram @ 
facebook.com/wiz0828
Instagram.com/wiz0828

Explorative expert of the many sounds of Drum & Bass, Dark Adaptation has carved a path into the deep, dark jungle of the Queen City and surrounding areas. Opening for acts such as DieselBoy, Dara, DJ SS, The Prototypes, Matrix & Futurebound, Degs, Delta Heavy, Zeke Beats, Bou, Basstripper, Ben & Collette Warren, Deekline, Enei, Harriet Jaxxon, Craze and Aphrodite.  Dark Adaptation intertwines deep basslines and beautiful melodies together in harmony. 
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Rolled Up Records
Global DNB Collective
Flex Industries
ChemLab
QCJNGL
Base Industry Records
ResonantDNB
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No matter what is being supplied, a hustler is only as good as his word. With Miami 
serving up some of the hottest product in the rap game,
native son Emmanuel Llanos A.K.A MannyMaze stands as one of the most exciting
merchants of cool to emerge in years. Thanks to underground 
testimonials like "F.A.E" and "Ground Zero," MannyMaze' street 
swagger and authentic style has quickly made believers out 
of some the biggest underground groups in the game, from Secret Society to This Iz Dade Ent. 
In his native Miami, and throughout the south, 
MannyMaze has created nothing short of a movement. 
Now the world will get to find out what insiders have been 
buzzing about when his This Iz Dade debut, “Get it for the low” drops this summer.
Like many hustlers on the mic, rapping wasn't in MannyMaze' 
original game plan. As a student at Miami Dade College
MannyMaze was content to stack his paper from the background in his normal day to day American hustle.
"Before music I was just trying to survive in this Nation-wide recession. 
I had been in other groups, some local cats off the street, but it didn't work out," 
explains the Nineteen year old Miami native. "So I just decided to do it myself.
Ain't nobody gonna go as hard as you gonna go. I saw the bigger picture at the time. 
I have a way with words and I know how to hustle."
Having lost many things in his life-- from family, friends and time MannyMaze
had a sense of urgency about his music. So he hit the mixtape 
circuit with exclusive tracks recorded at his own studio. Soon after This Iz Dade Ent. decided to 
invest in the youngster and made him the most recent signee to the label.
"Basically, I'm a real nigga so I can relate more to a lot of cats," 
MannyMaze says of his appeal. " I don't just do music for the clubs, I do 
music for the struggle. I do music for everyday niggas, the kids 
who ain't got no sense of direction. I'm trying to restore some 
of the morals back into the game, and the street."
What sets MannyMaze' music apart is his ability to bring color 
and flash to a story that has been told so many times before. He's 
a true digital age artist who doesn't need 16 bars to develop a picture
in your head. When he snaps off a verse the image is simple enough 
for everyone to feel it instantly.
"I'm just real to myself. Just believing in what I can do. If you have 
goals it gives a nigga something to be motivated about," he says. "
We stood on the same concrete at one time. With the same mind frame. 
My stuff is to motivate them. Letting you know where I'm from and what 
I've seen so you can get something out of it."
"I did the mixtape run, but on mixtapes you can't really give people 
you," he reasons. " I think people will really relate to the album. 
I ain't come into this for no broads or a wristwatch or a car. I came 
into this shit for a spot. I'mma reality kicker. I'm not gonna tell you 
what you wanna hear because it sounds good, I'mma give it to you raw."
Setting the backdrop for his reality are producers 
Braniak of The Phat Jointz powers This Iz Dade Ent. Mixtape Volume 1’s searing single "So Far Gone" and “I got money too”. "My whole thing is I want to restore some more morals back to this street 
shit," he concludes. "Niggas listen to niggas who rap. I just wanna feed the streets point blank”

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