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    Rick Kraft has exploded onto the Taiwan club scene with his selection of electro, house, dance, and hip-hop. Resident DJ at Club Muse, he is one of the few video DJs in Taiwan making his own video mashups. Rick's passion for music earned him spots internationally and has established a reputation for musical creativity that is not bound by genre.   

    This Vancouver native gathers his influences from 90's artists like Snap!, Bobby Brown, Culture Beat, Sir Mix-a-Lot, Reel 2 Real, and Digital Underground. He predicts artist's next hit singles, dropping the latest club bangers from Pitbull, Chris Brown, LMFAO, T-Pain and Far East Movement, and remix tracks from Jump Smokers, Chuckie and Afrojack. Rick predicts new trends, with euro-house inspired sets, and keeps crowds dancing with Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Katy Perry, while still versed in old school.

    Rick emerged as an event DJ in '01, making mixtapes then compilation CDs.  Playing events in Los Angeles and Japan, Rick became known in the early 2000s. His breakthrough came with Carnegie's; he installed the 4th Video DJ system in Taiwan, made all video media himself and was DJ 20+ hours every week.  Rick's 2011 hard house mix CD landed him his residency at Club Muse. At clubs all over Taiwan, pool parties, Canada D'Eh, school events and charity galas at the Palais de Chine, Rick is the premier special event DJ.  

-Muse Kaohsiung's grand opening main set DJ, also opened for Da Mouth and Jason!
-Guest DJ at Golden Beach Pub in Kending during Spring Scream 2012, cap. 500!
-Resident at Carnegie's, MiCasa, and DJ at PLUR, Asia, Gene, Wax, Revolver, G6, Canada D'Eh '08 thru '11, Barbados, Carnegie's HK and PMX Los Angeles, and many more.
-Three CD releases, and 50+ videos on Youtube, totalling 60,000+ views!
-Worked with Digital D, JungleBee, Mojito, Tyson, Beatek Ferrocka, Anti-Hero, Dominik Hooker, Marcus Aurelius, Robi Roka, Eryk Smyth, international artists Charly T, Skratch Bastid and Colby O'Donis, and Taiwan's top female DJ, RayRay!

    Rick is also an event planner and A/V engineer.  In 2012 he co-produced Taiwan's largest Indie rock show, Ken Lee Danna's Rehabilitation Celebration, with 17 bands and full light and sound for a 1000-seat venue.  Over a twelve-year-long career, Rick Kraft remains a dynamic and ever-evolving artist. A new mix CD release is in the works, be sure to look for it!

Rick uses Serato SL4+Video, Technics SL-1210s, Pioneer CDJs and a Pioneer DJM-900Nexus.
							     				
Booking info:  			 +886911417773		rick.kraft@gmail.com
Fall / Winter 2012

Emielyn Das, is a singer, dancer, actress. She is of mixed Indian descent and has been involved in both Indian and American theatrical, film, and musical productions.

Record collector / DJ / Broadcaster / Producer / Brownswood Recordings boss / occasional remixer

Songwriter, producer, based in Zurich. 
I`m always on the look out for collaborations for the following Genres: pop, electronic/pop, EDM, alternative rock, contemporary christian worship, choral, chillout/ambient music. 







DeeDee, who used to write songs as a child, rediscovered her love of songwriting in the late 90's.

She entered her song 'The Homesick Blues' into the 2007 UK songwriting competition, where it reached the semi-finals, and subsequently had the song produced by Nigel Cuff Music.

Her song 'Long Time Coming' was produced by veteran record producer and audio engineer, Stuart Epps, via a Music Xray submission opportunity in 2011.

'The Road', 'Ain't Nobody', 'Cut Out the Middle Man', 'One More Strike', 'The Fire in Me', 'I've Been a Good Girl this Year' and 'Trouble' were highly commended in the 2017 UK Songwriting Contest.

'Ain't Nobody' and' I've Been a Good Girl this Year' were recently produced by Graeme Laverty of Cloud 9 studios in Belfast.

She is currently looking for production, licensing and publishing opportunities for her songs as well as bands/artists that are interested in performing them.

A long time ago, someone or something decided that noises were entertaining.    Upon this discovery, it was determined that the pattern of the sound made the sound more pleasant and easier for others to join in on the noise.  Eventually it was learned that more than one sound could be used at the same time.  Once the sounds were arranged to compliment each other, as opposed to competing with each other, more tools were invented in order to make more sounds on demand and these arrangements became more complex.  Let me cut to the chase.  A guy, from a place, made some songs.  Hope you enjoy.

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