Dynamic Dutch duo Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano have built a reputation as prestige artists both behind the decks and in the studio. Having released tracks on some of the industry’s most prolific labels, as well as their own reputed Armada-based SONO Music imprint, the pairing have cemented their position atop the industry’s highest ranks. Having built a reputation for their unmatched energy on stage and their tribal house influenced signature sound, the duo are one of the most in-demand outfits in the electronic music industry, and regularly perform at the world’s most iconic clubs and festivals.

'WON'T BE POSSIBLE' 
with Odd Mob & Goodboys May 9th! 
https://tiesto.lnk.to/wbp

MGMT: bo@id8mgmt.com

My newest track 'Let it Drop' is Out Now!

Has always been a fan of the Beatles and the British culture in general. Always tried to recreate the accent but never really could. The name 
Fake Brit came from a track he was working on in 2006. The idea was to record him talking in fake British accent but it never worked out. 
But the track name to be, became his own stage name.
His first glimpse at electronic music was when he heard world known band Scooter, when he was still in Russia. He was swept away. 
Shortly after Fake Brit got his hands on tape mixers, tape recorders, turn tables, and made his first track.
Then there was Dance Machine on the computer where he would mix prerecorded samples and added external sounds and voices from 
anywhere he could find them. From Windows 98 background sounds to recording a toilet flush with a 25 cent microphone.
Later on in 2001 he moved to America and pretty soon saved enough money to buy the first DJ gear. It was a Numark 2 channel Mixer 
and a rack mountable American DJ CD players.  That didn’t catch on so he later exchanged that system for two Numark TTX turntables 
and a 4 Channel Behringer mixer. The vinyl epidemic began. First impression of music being mixed live he had when he saw Danny
Tenaglia perform at Arc in New York, the event was called Be Yourself and took place every Friday night.
Ever since then, Fake Brit kept evolving as a DJ and Started Producing tracks. In December of 2012 he met Artur Daurov, Andrey 
Nikiforov and Niyaz Mirzayev. Artur Daurov proposed to build a recording studio at the Home base of Victory Ambulance and Final 
Relief Films. Later that year Artur Daurov and Fake Brit became co-founders of Ham Factory Records. At the moment Fake Brit is 
focusing on recording several of underground artists at the studio to build a bigger track record for himself as a producer. Also he uses his 
sound engineering knowledge and experience in film production. In April of 2013 he is getting ready to work on his short project currently 
named Desteny, alongside with Artur Daurov.

Music is something LarryT cannot do without...Born and raised in Philadelphia
LarryT started his passion in DJing at the age of 13. Practicing day and night,
influenced by DJ'S such as Daft Punk, Antoine Clamaran, Mario Ochoa, Laurent
Pautrat, Dr Kucho, and many many more. Influenced by these djs he decided to
spin everything funky..from tech to disco to progressive to electro. 
His dj career has had him moving and grooving dance floors from across the U.S. to holding local residencies as well as spinning alongside bigger named DJ's such as Fedde Le Grand, Diplo,George Acosta, Crazibiza, Patrick M, The Cube Guys, Boyz Noize, Dr Kucho, Victor Dinaire,
Zeds Dead, Anthony Acid, Robbie Tronco and Louie Devito...just to name a few.                          His music productions were signed to Ham Factory Records and can be found on iTunes, Beatport, Spotify and Amazon along with other online music retailers.

Tony Handle (2025 Bio)
Born in New York City, Tony Handle began his DJ career in 2000. Early in his journey, he worked out of the renowned Ultra Records studio, where he collaborated with and learned from artists like Deadmau5, Avicii, Kaskade, David Guetta, and Sander Kleinenberg — gaining deep insight into the global house and electronic scene.

In 2012, he relocated to Poznań, Poland, where he became a fixture in the national club circuit. Known for his sharp taste and dynamic sets, Tony earned residencies at some of the country’s leading venues, including Czekolada, Próżność, Nocny Targ Towarzyski, and 42 Club, while also playing guest spots across Europe.

In 2016, he teamed up with Warsaw producer Rafael Lambert to form Lambert & Handle. Their remix of “Fight For Your Right” hit #1 on Traxsource, and their rework of Cristian Poow’s “Shake Ur Bumpa” earned them a spot on the Billboard Dance Chart. The duo’s music has been released on top labels such as Glasgow Underground, Mood Funk, Simma Black, Warner Music, and Play and Tonic.

They’ve brought their sound to iconic stages, including Defected @ Studio 338 (London), MTP Poznań, SEN Warszawa, Luzztro, Unique Sopot, and Arena Gliwice, and performed alongside names like Purple Disco Machine, Claptone, Mark Knight, Weiss, Anotr, Riva Starr, and DJ Tonka.

Recent highlights include:
	•	“Your Love” (Taste The Music) – #1 Jackin’ House on Traxsource
	•	“Broadway” (Kokolores Records) – #4 Hype House on Beatport

Tony Handle’s style blends French house, disco, and jackin’ grooves with a clean, modern edge — delivering sets that connect classic energy with a forward-thinking sound.

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