  Hailing from a southeastern suburb of Paris, Jean philippe Bien Aka Killbeatz has been on a long music journey that has led to become France’s next big DJ/Producer in this forever evolving age of EDM. Currently residing in Creteil, France, Jean Philippe first began his  journey  at age 18. Driven by his passion for soul, funk, and hip-hop, he made his first footprint in the music industry as Hip-Hop DJ/Producers at the age of 20 years old forming the band called “Kontrast.” With their success coming as early as 1999, they were signed by Sony Music and even produced tracks with the famous French producer, Mariano Beuve. After having a good run in the Hip-Hop industry, Jean Philippe saw it was time to follow another passion of theirs, house music. Starting with producing club tracks in 2005, he started out with the name “Early Reflection” where they received early support from Bob Sinclar. One short year later, he changed his name to KillBeatz in honor of Quentin Tarantino’s masterpiece, Kill Bill, and started his own label, Boom-Rang Records. With the motto, “Ain’t nutting like house music,” Jean Philippe  main focus now is to promote new artists through his label and share his passion for house music with the whole world. Since his name change, KillBeatz have already garnered huge support for their latest track, “Heroes,” by the likes of Hardwell, Thomas Gold, and Sebastien Drums. Following his early success, KillBeatz is hard at work planning his releases for the rest of the year. Expect for more progressive/trancy tracks influenced by the greats such as Daft Punk, Eric Pyrdz, Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello, in his forthcoming projects.  

Van Den Wolfe aka Pfunk & Dafunki1 come grooving out from the mean streets of Teesside UK and are about to blow up the emerging modern boogie scene! 
With their debut single 'My Love Is Calling' already causing a stir among funk fans across the globe the band's upcoming single, 'Bring Your Loving Back' featuring Chic vocalist Jessie Wagner, melds Wagner's anthemic 'Evelyn Champagne King-esque' vocal with an unashamedly funky, post disco backing track to produce a club joint that is certainly reminiscent of the dancefloors of 1982.  

Look for Van Den Wolfe to be a major leader in the nu disco landscape for years to come! 

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