𝔘𝔫𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔤𝔯𝔬𝔲𝔫𝔡 𝔈𝔫𝔱𝔥𝔲𝔰𝔦𝔞𝔰𝔱

Mike Aka Blame, native of Cuenca, Ecuador, began his journey in the underground music scene in 2009, participating and assisting in productions with different collectives in the city. In 2018, in the city of Miami, he started a new journey. His passion for esoteric sounds led him into the DJ/production world, and his obsession with vinyl made him a music lover with a great variety of records. His rhythms are based on electro/house, minimal/breaks, acid/synth, always with the essence of underground sounds.

Currently he is part of the Planeta Rave family in Miami, and he is also the owner of the Subtle label, of which they have participated in different productions inside and outside the country with great exponents such as Omar, Otis, Voodoos and Taboos, Olga Korol & Per Hammar, Paul Coman, etc.

His music is versatile, dynamic, and full of mysteries that will take you on a sidereal journey into the unknown with dark sounds that will open your mind to different dimensions.

Carlos Eduardo Stolk III, also known as MiamiBeast(TM), is a producer, businessman and entertainer born in the U.S.A. on March 31, 1982 who grew up in Caracas, Venezuela and at age fifteen moved to South Florida. He is the grandson of Carlos Eduardo Stolk.

Stolk was born and raised in a multilingual, academic, and business environment. At the University of Miami, Carlos nurtured his intellectual curiosity and honed his analytical and creative abilities, where he graduated with distinction with a bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering and Economics.

Carlos first worked as the A&R Director for Isaac Opus (Isaac Petit-Frère) at Eqlectic Entertainment and then transitioned into post-production audio and music consulting. Working with the Hallivis Brothers, a Los Angeles based director/producer duo, Carlos filled the roll of music consultant for their first feature film Game Time aka The Duel in 2011, as well as being the music coordinator for placements in both Limitless (2011) and The Family (2013).

Stolk has experience in management consulting, wealth management, sales and is involved in the entertainment industry through non-profit organizations during his free time. Carlos believes that through music, we can reach a larger part of the population and make sure that the main message of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, to protect women and advocate for them, continue to move forward. Supporting this cause, his most recent project includes three remixes of hit songs with rewritten lyrics and featuring up-and-coming artists.

From the beginning of her scholarship, Jaedenn was one of the shyest persons you could imagine. She did not blend in with other toddlers.
At home, although her father, was a DJ performer, he never allowed her to get the chance she deserved. He knew her voice was already amazing but did not led her into the music industry.

Without any support from her family, nor from school, when she was 10, she decided to fight back, like a way of expressing her disbeliefs and started to write her own lyrics.

Life went on, until in her young 18's, she started to take refuge in pubs to find a place to write in peace, far from her parent’s house. Life did not go as expected, as at the age of 19, she fell into a hellish whirlwind. It began with alcool, followed by anorexia to finally get stopped by a nervous breakdown.

A few years later, when she could finally go back to writing music, she crossed the way of one artist who believed in her right away. The moment he first listened to her voice, everything was clear, her past, her burden, everything she had endured was for a purpose : to make use of all the sufferings, all her deceptions, into expressing her magical voice. Turning all her past into beauty for the ears of people, lucky enough to listen to her songs.

This is now, her first release, what she never thought would ever existed. Jaedenn and Tom Aris, are on the way to making a wonderful first album.

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