Caio Oliveira is a Brazilian DJ and music curator, currently based in Panama City.
His productions are inspired by deep study of the scene worldwide, constantly seeking to bring real emotion through the sound, by mixing different styles and references, so listeners can have a unique experience.

IG: @caioolivers

comfort in chaos

record label @expertsonly

Melodic Techno & Progressive House  Dj/Producer

Just two years into their meeting of minds, Ryan Dickinson and Ultan Burke’s sound as Otosan is already unmistakeable – deep, melodic and purpose-built for big rooms. But it’s the Aussie/NZ combo’s vocal hooks that stay with you.

So how did an Australian and an Irishman who met in New Zealand become one of house music’s hottest properties? Introduced by a mutual friend in 2017, they forged their sound making bootlegs of French house classics and hip-hop anthems. Then came the name. They typed “dad bod” into Google, the Japanese translation came up as Otosan, and a new force in dance music was born.

Otosan’s honour roll in that short time is already impressive, with recent highlights including the duo’s debut single Do You Feel It clocking over 1.5 million Spotify streams, their remix of Shaun Warner’s Chasing spent four weeks in the US Billboard ‘Dance Club Songs’ Chart, Lights with vocalist Metoyer received a spot add, multiple spins and favourable reviews on triple j and their Latest track ‘Lose It All’ hitting top 10 on the Aria club charts in Australia and NZ Hot single charts in NZ.

​Signed to TMRW Music (formerly Ministry of Sound Australia) and with a weekly radio show on George FM, there’s much more to come from this electrifying duo – and you just know the vocal hooks will be worth waiting for.

LYON 📍

Soundcloud : Departure.
YouTube : Departure.

Agents Of Time is the project of Andrea Di Ceglie and Luigi Tutolo. A revered two­man live act, DJs and masters of their sound in the studio. 
Since starting their journey together as Agents Of Time, the two Italians have combined their talents and shared influences to become a globally in­demand dance act, releasing on a number of leading labels along the way. A much­loved debut 12” on Correspondent in 2014, ‘Polina’, marked them out as an exciting new name in the realm of emotional, melodic techno and kickstarted their touring career. 
A hardware­heavy, improvisational live set spanning house, techno and acid is at the heart of what they do. The two members perform around a square table, facing each other, translating a symbiotic energy through the machines and communicating through instinct and gesture. A complex, unique and unpredictable dance between human minds and analog equipment that invariably creates moments of magic. Their live set was partly inspired by an expert of the craft in Mathew Jonson, and it is telling of Agents Of Time’s success that they now count Jonson as a collaborator. ‘Repeating Patterns, Numbers and Letters’, Agents Of Time’s first studio collaboration with Jonson came out in March 2019, following live shows together at Rex Club (Paris) and Movement Festival (Torino). 
The adventurous spirit and heady sound palette is channeled into house, techno and more obscure selections. 
Their work in the studio is a free­flowing ritual, an extension of what they do on stage. ‘Spread The Word’, their debut album came out Stem Records in 2014 and was followed by hit EPs for Maceo Plex’s Ellum Audio, their own label Obscura and Curle Recordings. A relationship with Tale Of Us and multiple appearances at Afterlife events has also led to Agents Of Time signing to Afterlife with the stunning ‘Dream Vision’ EP and 'Paradigm' on the Realm Of Consciousness compilation. 

The Agents Of Time are taking careful steps and showing themselves to be gifted, versatile performers with each one. Whether on record, on stage or at an any event, count on a high­quality output, finely balanced between experimentation and a straight dancefloor vibe.

lost in house music

Franklin van Beek, better known as RSCL (pronounced Rascal), is making name in the house scene. The twenty-five-year-old dutchman started releasing music under his alias RSCL three years ago. His first release called “Do It To Me” on Soave Dusk got support from all over the world which resulted in a big collaboration with fellow dutchmen Mr. Belt & Wezol called “Way It Is’ and came out on the biggest dance label in the world, Spinnin’ Records, which got more than 14 million streams on Spotify alone.
 
While releasing a several tunes in the year after and playing lots of shows in Italy, Bulgaria and Holland, RSCL started to develop a signature sound in his music and during his DJ sets. Funky basslines, techy drums, the endless M1 organ sound and catchy vocals is what describes his sound best. 
 
His latest release called “Lost” is out now on Hardwell’s imprint Gemstone. Much more new music is coming your way in 2023, so RSCL is definitely one to watch.
 
MGMT: Lucas Pot
info@lucaspot.com
 
Music / Contact: 
info@djrscl.com / info@lucaspot.com

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